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Lincolnshire Wolds Railway
Ludborough Station, Station Road, Lincolnshire, East Midlands, DN36 5SH
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0.5 acres
Some sloping pitches
Levelling blocks required
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Great savings on days out
Offers available to Club members
Leisure Activities
Go Ape - Normanby Hall
Normanby Hall Country Park, East Midlands, DN15 9HU
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Animals
Skegness Natureland Seal Sanctuary
North Parade, Lincolnshire, East Midlands, PE25 1DB
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Visit the only eight sailed windmill in the country. Here you can climb to the top of the windmill, explore the visitor centre, buy stone ground flour and gifts in the shop, visit the award-winning Edwardian Tea Rooms or sample the beer at the micro-brewery. A great day out!
10% off entry fee for members of the Caravan and Motorhome Club.
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Sites key:
- Postcode:
- HU12 0UB
- GPS:
- Lat 53.622131 / Lon 0.128614
- OS field ref:
- TA411159
- OS map ref:
- 113
Transport links
- Nearest port: Hull (24 miles)
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Perfect little site
as others have said, this is not the site too book if you want beautiful views from your van window, as you are surrounded by trees, but the minute you walk out of the gate you get fabulous views over the huber on one side, then a couple of minutes walk in the other direction is a fabulous beach walk, and then a walk upto spurn head. and just to top it all off, as you walk onto the beach you can see all the remains of the WW2 beach defences, great to teach the kids without just looking at it in a book.
and just to top off how good this site is, next door to the site is a lovely little pub, The Crown and Anchor, great food, and the landlords are so friendly, and a gold mine of local information, and not ridiculously expensive like some out of the way pubs with such great views of the sunset.
we cant wait to go back again.
Perfect location to visit Spurn Res. but a bit aged and narrow
Located roughly 25 miles east of Hull this site is run by a warden of the Nat.Res.
Perfect for bird watching and walks to Spurn Res. But the site looks a little aged and shabby.
Unisex toilet and shower in a container, hook-ups and hard standing on a narrow and somehow dark ground surrounded by trees and bushes behind a small bungalow. It‘s OK but we‘ve seen much better CL‘s...
Not the usual CL
Booked in at the last minute when we found the site we were hoping to stay at was water logged. Warden helpful and let me know in advance that there was rubble onsite due to ongoing work , which didn't bother us as only one on site so pitched well away from it.
Not the tidiest of CLs , very basic facilities and hard standing not the place to come if you want landscaping or stunning views
The location however is great and a simple walk across the road and you are on the pathway along the river to Spurn Head so lots of walking for dogs straight from site (although dogs not allowed into restricted areas at Spurn Head) Great if you are interested in birds.
Left alone throughout stay , which is what we want , pub next door serving food from which we heard no noise.
Only thing that did cause us concern was the courier driver that pulled in to use the facilities ... not what you would expect on a CL
It is not your standard CL but worth a visit
Wolfie13
Reviewed on 29/04/2018 13:20
An unusual CL- visit March 2017
As previous review stated facilities are a bit dated. Toilets and shower are unisex but nothing unusual there. What is different here is that site is owned by RSPB so warden has no particular interest in interacting with guests. He was interviewed on Countryfile last weekend and clearly his interest is ornithological.
If site is full I feel fifth pitch is a bit sub-standard and may be challenging to make use of.
Site is perfectly located for access to Spurn Point ( or island?) on foot and is also next to a pub which does not open early in the week when we visited.
We found it extremely quiet after 7.00 pm and not in any way noisy thru the day.
If you are in this part of the world a few nights here should not be missed.
Not however a good choice for a touring holiday.
Much flat cycling available from here but avoid attempting to get across to Spurn Head by bike.
Campervan visit July 2015
Ideally situated for birdwatching around Kilnsea Wetlands and Spurn NNR. Hardstanding and shelter from trees would make stays possible throughout the year. Levellers may be needed. Rather a "tired" site with clean but dated facilities including a pay shower. Some noise from cars parking at entrance to site and anglers movements which can be early or late, dependent upon the tides! Warden little in evidence.
RichardLynne
Reviewed on 22/07/2015 11:10
