With a coastline stretching for dozens of miles, Lincolnshire’s beaches are as varied as they are beautiful. From quiet coves to long stretches of sand that span as far as the eye can see… there’s something for beach lovers of all kinds in the region.
Skegness was one of the UK’s first traditional seaside resorts and so it’s only natural that it has now become one of the premier destinations for bucket and spade holidays. But there’s also a quieter side to the region’s coastline, just waiting to be discovered.
Here you can enjoy quiet evening walks on the beach, take your dog for a walk (they’ll love jumping in the shallow waters) or build the ultimate sandcastle with the kids… this is what beach holidays are all about!
With a stay at one of our holiday parks along the coast you’re only a skimming stone’s throw away from some of the finest beaches in Lincolnshire. And, to help inspire you further, we’ve put together a list of some of our favourite local beaches.
Perhaps the most popular and famous in the region, Skegness Beach is the place to go for award-winning water quality, clean sands, family attractions and fun-filled adventures. It's just as popular now as it’s always been!
Skegness Fields, Roach Farm Park and North Shore Holiday Park are only a short distance from this beach.
Ingoldmells is another busy resort and is home to the popular Glen Park Market, and Fantasy Island theme park complex. Located just a short drive north of Skegness, there’s long stretches of beach here to the north and south of the village which are just waiting to be explored!
Coastfields Holiday Village is just a short walk from the beach.
A popular beach for swimming, surfing and fishing, Moggs Eye is a sheltered, sandy beach. Dog friendly, it’s a great spot for exercising your four-legged friends – and its never too busy either - it really is one of region's hidden gems and a must visit.
Our Merryfield and Sandfield Parks are a short distance from Moggs Eye.
Located just north of Chapel St Leonards, Chapel Six Marshes is a lovely stretch of beach that is home to one of the coast’s newest installations – the Structures of Edge Sound Tower. This new landmark amplifies the windy nature of the site.
Our Merryfield and Sandfield Parks are a short distance from Chapel Six Marshes.
One of our hidden secrets, the quieter sister of big brother Mablethorpe and more a small coastal village with wide sandy beach, popular with families and great for swimming. Life’s a little less hectic here and there’s a terrific children’s playground with paddling pool.
Grange Leisure Park is only a short distance from this beach.
Forget the bustling arcades, fun fair rides and doughnut kiosks, this place is all about getting back to nature. A beautiful stretch of sandy, unspoilt beach framed by sand dunes, Anderby Creek is a perfect example of Lincolnshire’s less well-known Natural Coast.
Helsey Farm Park and Merryfield & Sandfield Parks are close by.
This huge expanse of coastline forms part of a national nature reserve and is the perfect place to stretch your legs! The sand, mud, salt and fresh water marshes of this 952 ha reserve all provide food and refuge for the many visiting birds.
Our Grange Leisure Park is close by.
No visit to this traditional seaside resort of Mablethorpe is complete with time spent on this beautiful Blue Flag Award Winning beach with far-reaching soft golden sand. Discover donkey rides, nearby fairground, cafés, fish and chips, crazy golf and more.
Our Grange Leisure Park is close by.
Whether you fancy a brisk walk or want to catch some waves, Chapel Point is a popular choice for all beach lovers. Traditional beach huts and the modern North Sea Observatory sit happily side by side giving great views in all directions.
Our Merryfield & Sandfield Parks are close by.
There's a huge range of activities to do around Lincolnshire for the whole family. From museums, houses, local activities or animal sanctuaries, the list is endless!
Situated on the Lincolnshire coastline, you're in a prime spot to uncover the huge range of places to visit within the local area. Whether it's a relaxing day out marvelling in the stunning coastline and quaint villages, or an adventure packed day with the kids.
Thousands of years ago Lincolnshire's coastline looked very different than it does today. The North Sea was dry land with forests stretching all the way to Scandinavia. These forests were home to millions of trees but, as sea levels rose over many centuries, all of these trees slowly perished and today their remains - known as the submerged forest - can be seen at very low tides. This phenomenon is visible at various places along the Lincolnshire coast, Sutton on Sea is one place worth a visit to see if you can see this for yourself.