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Skegness Natureland Seal Sanctuary
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View on mapSutton-on-Sea Caravan Club Site (REF : HAW)
Crabtree Lane, Sutton-on-Sea, Mablethorpe, Lincolnshire, LN12 2RS
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Why stay here ...
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 Ludborough, Lincolnshire, East Midlands, DN36 5SH
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Come and experience the thrill of the bygone era of steam at the Lincolnshire Wolds Railway. The LWR is situated in a beautiful part of the Lincolnshire countryside between the Wolds and the coast and is only a short distance from the historic market town of Louth.
One child goes free with a fare-paying adult on presentation of your CAMC membership card.
Leisure Activities
Scenes Above - Lissington (Microlight)
Wickenby, Lincolnshire, East Midlands, LN3 5AX
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Soak in the picturesque surroundings of the encircling landscape as you experience all the awe-inspiring thrills of Hot Air Ballooning! Ascending to staggering heights in the comfort of our charming baskets, you'll have an experience like no other as you gently float across the sky with the wind as your guide. With over 20 beautiful venues situated across the nation, Scenes Above is by far the UK and Ireland's largest Hot Air Ballooning provider and is bound to have a stunning location near you!
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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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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site is in a great position to the town and sea front
just had a week here and it was excellent, the new toilet block superb with more cubical s than other caravan and motorhome sites i have visited but never the less which ever site you go they are all to a high standard, would definitionally recommend this site
Family heaven.
We didn't have kids with us but would suggest this is a cracking site if you do. Beach with plenty of sand, good access points and plenty of non-commercialised space to set up no more than a mile away should be enough for them to let off steam. It wasn't bad for our energetic dog either! If I'm honest this wouldn't be our usual type of location as we are hill walkers normally and there certainly aren't any of those! Having said that, the area did have a number of short walks (3-6 miles) in the vicinity and we managed to find a few slopes when we ventured into the wolds. Our reasons for picking the location, part recuperation, part to cross the area off our "still to visit" list, in particular the Wolds and Lincoln. Both well worth a visit. If foodies like us then Louth also well worth a trip - excellent cheese shop and butchers. Having said that, the local butchers in Sutton also provided some excellent BBQ fare. We did have a slight issue with road noise as our pitches backed onto the access lane but this was execerbated by the timing with harvest gathering so numerous tractor and trailer units were thundering up and down. My last comment is not specific to this site unfortunately but is that repeat issue ref speeding on site. As I said this is an excellent site for kids and it was great to see so many out on bikes and scooters as well as on the play area ( real throwback to my own childhood caravan memories) yet still there were numerous examples of people exceeding 5mph. In fact there were very few who did. You can tell cos if you change out of 1st gear, you're going quicker than you should be. We even had one car speed round the alternate road near the Motorhome service point just so they could get round quicker, and that was near the main "kid drag" When are members going to start thinking of others and not themselves.
seaside site
This site is easy to find and we were met with a good and well organised welcome as there were a number of outfits arriving. The site was quite full but we found a good pitch which was very spacious. The facilities on the site had been refurbished and they were excellent. The site was very quiet and relaxing and only a short walk or cycle from the beach. we could ride our bikes along the coastal path to Sutton and Hutton which made it safe for the children.
The wardens kept the site well maintained and the facilities clean - this was only spoilt by the guests not cleaning up after themselves in the washing up area, toilets and showers. There is no dog walk on this site which resulted in dogs being walked on site and fowling on your pitch and urinating up trees - really annoying when your eating outside and someone lets their dog fowl right next to you! also dogs were walked on long leads so could run onto your pitch before the owner was visible and in some instances dogs were roaming free.
Damage to the newly refurbished facilities was also a problem through heavy handedness or laziness - the amount of unflushed toilets in the morning was unbelievable.
Pitch etiquette was also a problem children running and riding bikes through pitches and playing football on the grass areas with full size footballs. Even an incidence of adult coughing and spitting on the side of the pitch. I'm not anti children, I have 2 of my own but they know how to behave and where they can play and they avoided the park on some occasions as it was too boisterous.
Summing up this is a lovely site with good facilities and wardens, in an excellent location, spoilt only by the behaviour of a few selfish individuals. Wouild like to return but perhaps earlier in the season.
Much improved.
Visited Sutton on Sea site again, and this visit was so much nicer than previous ones. The site has undergone many changes/ improvements , and now seems better all round. The toilet block is second to none, and always clean. The site now has serviced pitches, in the loop, near the facilities block. All in all, a very nice site .
A nice holiday
This was our first visit to Sutton on sea and were suitably impressed, our party was my wife and I and our two chihuahuas.
On arrival we were greeted by a friendly member of staff who directed us to the arrivals lane and asked us to wait until we were called, the reception staff were friendly and helpful which made us feel very welcome.
The site facilities were excellent and were well maintained. We found that the hard standing pitches were reasonably level however when erecting the awning we found that in some places screw in pegs would not work so had to resort to hammer in pegs some of which bent on finding large stones in the substrate. I would definitely suggest rock pegs or similar.
Another point is the access road to the site in some areas is in very poor condition having cracked and subsided it is to be hoped that the local authority will do something to rectify this.
Overall this is a really nice site that is only a short walk from the beach at Sutton on sea, there is also a good selection of shops in the village which is about a 40 minute walk from the site.
We will be returning here for another visit in the not to distant future.
Site contact details
- Telephone:
- 01507 441503
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