Things to do in Skegness and Lincolnshire

From theme parks and animal sanctuaries to museums and historic houses… there are so many things to do in Skegness and Lincolnshire!

Whether you’re looking for great days out with the kids or just somewhere to visit when the weather isn’t so kind, there is a huge range of attractions for you to visit.

Take a look at our guide to some of our favourites below…

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Lincolnshire Aqua Park

Get ready for non-stop fun at this Total Wipeout-style aqua park! If you don’t mind getting wet and have a head for heights then you’ll love the Lincolnshire Aqua Park, based at our Grange Leisure Park. You’ve seen it on TV – now take on the giant inflatables on our obstacle course for yourself. There are eight different inflatable obstacles for you to try and tame, including the 4-metre high pyramid structure known as Jungle Joe. There’s also water slides, a blast bag a ‘King of The Mountain’, the Cyclone and other great features that will challenge your strength and stability… and your willingness to get wet!

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Natureland Seal Sanctuary

Get up close and personal with some amazing animals including seals, penguins, butterflies, reptiles and fish. Natureland is well known for rescuing and rehabilitating orphaned and injured seals that become stranded on Lincolnshire beaches. Visitors can see the various stages of their rehabilitation and hear about the rescue work at feeding times. All in all, it’s a great family day out.

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Skegness Aquarium

Take a journey to an underwater world of marine life, pirates and lost treasure! Explore the tanks and spot an incredible variety of fish, from venomous predators to colourful shoals of tropical fish! Every area of the aquarium has a distinctive character. Wander through the Wreck of Hispaniola, snoop in Long John Silver’s Store, stray into the sunken hold, pretend to swim through the sea cave and touch the sand of Treasure Island.

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Miniature Railway

All aboard! Your kids will love a ride on the Mablethorpe Miniature Railway! This simple circuit, with its Thomas & Friends-themed engines, first opened to the public back in 1968. The railway is a simple circuit in the public park behind the sea wall, running through the tunnel/shed as it goes.

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