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Crabtree Lane, Sutton-on-Sea, Mablethorpe, Lincolnshire, LN12 2RS
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Please note Sutton-On-Sea Club Site has re-opened following extensive refurbishment, book now to be one of the first to stay. Read all about the improvements in our Sutton-on-Sea refurb news article.
Open to the sun and fresh coastal air, Sutton-on-Sea Club Site is an ideal place for family holidays. With excellent facilities plus children's play equipment, and only three-quarters of a mile from a safe bathing beach, the caravan park promises never to disappoint.
Within easy reach of Sutton-on-Sea Club Site, the Prom at beautiful Sutton-on-Sea is traffic free, which makes it an ideal place for a leisurely stroll or cycle. The beach nearby is safe for bathing and the clean sand washed by each tide offers the perfect haven to relax and enjoy the summer sun. The site is located within walking distance of shops and places to eat. The caravan site also gives you convenient access to bowling and tennis facilities, a paddling pool and putting green. Further inland, the gracious city of Lincoln is well worth the visit - you can even earn your excellent lunch by walking up the famous hill to the Cathedral. To absorb the full flavour of the Lincolnshire Wolds villages, Alford, a pleasant market town with a working windmill and craft centre is not to be missed. For walkers, the County Council has produced a good set of walks leaflets, and if you're a birdwatcher, Gibraltar Point is superb.
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Railways
Lincolnshire Wolds Railway
Ludborough Station, Station Road, Lincolnshire, East Midlands, DN36 5SH
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Visit the Scottish Seabird Centre, where you can control cameras positioned on islands around the Firth of Forth. Zoom in on amazing wildlife locations including the world-famous Bass Rock, the world's largest Northern gannet colony and the Isle of May, the biggest puffin colony on the east coast of Britain.
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Heritage
Holkham Hall, Holkham Stories Experience & Walled Garden
Holkham Estate, Norfolk, East Anglia, NR23 1AB
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Rolling parkland, a national nature reserve and award-winning beach surround this magnificent stately home with its walled garden, Holkham Stories experience, woodland adventure play area, ropes course, cycle and boat hire, gift shop and cafe and a host of family events. SatNav directions use postcode NR23 1RH
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Directions
Turn right off A52 (Sutton-on-Sea - Skegness) about 1 mile past roundabout junction of A1111/A52, at international caravan sign into Crabtree Lane. The Site is on the left in 0.5 mile. If approaching from Alford on A1111, do not turn into Ings Lane towards A52 as narrow and unsuitable for caravans and motorhomes.
Sites key:
- Postcode:
- LN12 2RS
- GPS:
- Lat 53.29542 / Lon 0.27711
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- OS field ref:
- TF519801
- OS map ref:
- 122
- Handbook map ref:
- L8
Transport links
- Bus stop within 1 mile
- Buses go to: Mablethorpe and Skegness
- Car hire on site
- Daily public Transport within 1 mile
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Short break and flat cycling!
3 night stay was part of our first week away since Covid struck. Used our on board faculties more than usual but did use the sites too and these were very clean and the 'band' system seems to work ok.
Flat grass ptich and we enjoyed watching the younger children cycling around.
Location is excellent for cycling, flat up and down the sea wall. It was farther to walk to the beach than we thought - would be a long way for little ones!
Not a great amount of tings to do - unless you like Skegness (and Mablethorpe is a min version) but suited us for 3 days quiet break, cycling and beach fishing.
Site staff great as always and fish n chip van was a bonus.
Slightly Overrated (In My Opinion)
Perhaps we just timed our stay wrong? Perhaps we just picked the wrong pitch? Who knows? Our first ever stay on a CAMC site (at the highly regarded Sutton-on-Sea site) was a little sour and I don’t think we will be rushing back anytime soon.
Firstly, the location is great for access to Sandilands Beach. It was less than 20 minutes walk away. However, there isn’t much else to do around Sandilands, so be prepared to walk quite a while for anymore activities.
The toilet and shower facilities were excellent (if you timed it right) but on most occasions I had to do a little bit of extra cleaning myself, because some campers are far too lazy and don’t leave the toilets as clean as they should. It’s unfair on the Wardens to leave the toilets in such a state, especially with all the extra Covid Secure arrangements.
We didn’t really find the site peaceful at all. This was probably down to it being the school holidays though, I suppose. Oh, and having residents of Poplar Farm Campsite (behind the CAMC site) shouting and laughing into the early hours on a hot summer evening.
I’m all for kids playing and enjoying themselves, but please do it around your own pitches. It’s a shame the Wardens didn’t ‘coach’ the kids playing ball games around the motorhome service point in the middle of the road, when they were so quick to tell a 4 and 5 year old girl off for riding little electric scooters in front of their own pitch next to ours. They weren’t our kids, but it seemed nonsensical when teenagers are allowed to race around the access roads on bicycles, scooters and skateboards creating more of a hazard.
I’m sure this site is great for a lot of families, but it just wasn’t for us. Shame.
Great site, a good all rounder.
Visited for 11 nights recently, and could not fault it. In these very difficult times, there are social distancing schemes in place from the moment you arrive. Only 1 person is allowed in reception at any one time, with floor markings in place. Booking in is straight forward with clear information given out. As on previous visits here, the site was very clean and welcoming, even if it was pretty full most days. The shower blocks were cleaned more than usual, with a restriction on numbers entering to 4 at any time, with a wristband system in use. Despite the best efforts of all the wardens, and signage, it was clear that yet again, the site rules and very good advice, did not apply to the "few".
Pitches are mostly level here, the site well laid out.
It is one of our favourites, handy for seafront walks or cycle rides, with Sutton on Sea nearby.
If you've not visited, you should. It suits all.
Good as always
Had 4 days which was great. Most shops etc were open in sutton not to many people so was easy to social distance and feel safe. The site was was prepared and with the new restrictions did not cause to much disruption to daily tasks regards shower block etc.
The 4 days we had was a breath of fresh air after been stuck in for so long. so well done the club with all they have done to prepare for club members returning to days away.
Very nice
I forgot to post my review after staying here recently 11th July, after just reading the review below it’s prompted me to immediately post. This is a lovely site, immaculate and the wardens were some of the friendliest. It must be a thankless task most of the time but in particular at present with people constantly complaining, I think they all do a wonderful job across the network. I’m shocked at comments below regarding urine, could it have been from a dog? We never had to queue for the brand new spotlessly clean toilet block and the site was full. The walk from the site to beach was nice, little confusing directions. We loved the quiet flat country lanes for cycling. Sutton on Sea as a village is ok but the beach is nice. Would never go back to Mablethorpe or Chapel st Leonard’s, dreadful run down old seaside towns, a shame but would go back to The Wolds area.
Site contact details
- Telephone:
- 01507 441503
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