Fishing holidays in Lincolnshire
Enjoy fishing holidays in Lincolnshire at this peaceful resort boasting 14 acres of scenic grounds within the Lincolnshire countryside. It offers comfortable, modern 2- and 3-bedroom holiday homes suitable for 4 – 6 people. The cosy caravans are fully equipped with everything you need for a self-catering holiday in secluded, picturesque surroundings, and contain central heating as well as spacious living areas.
This resort is a fantastic place for a fishing holiday. There are two lakes on the site which are packed full of fish, ideal for unwinding on the bank while reeling in a carp or barbel. If you’d rather hit the beach, the seaside town of Skegness is just a few miles away - the perfect opportunity for a coastal outing. The on-site shop and launderette are very convenient, and the local village has a wide range of shops perfect for stocking up on self-catering goodies.
Fishing Lakes
This
park is ideal for fishing holidays in Lincolnshire, with two lakes full
of carp, roach, barbel and tench. Fishing is permitted from dawn until
dusk and costs £5 a day for park guests.
Close to the Beach
Just
a few miles from the popular coastal town of Skegness, this holiday park is a great place to stay whether you want to spend a holiday at the
seaside or only visit once or twice.
On-Site Shop
Daily essentials are available from the park shop, which stocks bread, milk, butter, tinned food, and other such staples. Avid anglers planning to use the park’s two lakes can also find fishing gear here.
Launderette
The
park has an on-site launderette with coin-operated washing machines and
dryers, useful if you’re staying for longer periods or if anyone
suffers major spills or stains during your stay.
Nearby Amenities
For anything that isn’t stocked in the on-site shop, you’ll find a Co-Op and a Spar in the nearby town of Burgh le Marsh, and Skegness is not much further with its range of shops.
Sycamore Farm Park
This stylish and spacious high-end caravan is perfectly situated for fishing holidays in Lincolnshire. Surrounded by landscaped grounds and mature trees, it's set in the heart of the beautiful Lincolnshire countryside and just a short distance from the coast. There’s a children’s playground plus other handy onsite facilities, and all the space you need to relax. It's an ideal base for exploring the local area. Book your stay today.
Please note: due to the COVID-19
pandemic, the attractions and amenities shown below may be closed or
only offering a limited service. Please check their individual websites
or call them ahead of time to avoid disappointment when visiting.
Things to Try
Natureland Seal Sanctuary
Watch rescued and rehabilitated seals swimming in safety at the Natureland Seal Sanctuary. And there’s more than just seals: you can see penguins, meerkats, alpacas, and more. Meet tame animals in Pets Corner, view beautiful butterflies in the lush Floral Palace and marvel at the reptiles in the Tropical House.
Fantasy Island
For a fun family day out, take a trip to this amusement park near Skegness. You can get your adrenaline pumping with the range of rides and rollercoasters on offer, while there’s also an assortment of arcades and attractions for younger children and for those of a less thrill-seeking disposition.
Lincolnshire Aviation Centre
This amazing museum is an authentic recreation of a World War II Bomber Command airfield, with a rare Avro Lancaster Bomber in working condition on site and many events through the year. It’s built on the site of the former RAF East Kirkby airfield, with the original WWII control tower still intact.
The Village Church Farm
Don’t miss the unique experience of this open-air farming museum covering the local agricultural history of the area. Set amidst 3 acres of gardens and orchards, you’ll see historical buildings, including the oldest residence in Skegness, and a variety of fascinating traditional farming implements.
Create Incredible Memories
For Food and Drink
The market town of Burgh le Marsh is just a couple of miles away and has a range of food options. Try the Bell Hotel or the Fleece Inn for traditional pub food, or if you’d like slightly more contemporary dining, including vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options, drop in to the Windmill Restaurant.
For Attractions
The nearby seaside town of Skegness has plenty to do. Visit Skegness Pier, for its coastal views and amusement arcade, or take a stroll along the beach. Stop by the pirate-themed Skegness Aquarium for fishy fun, or visit Skegness Model Village for a glimpse of life on a smaller scale.
For Activities
If you’re looking for a peaceful stroll, there are some beautiful walks at Gibraltar Point, a coastal nature reserve just 3 miles from Skegness. For golfers, there are a number of fantastic golf courses in and around the town, including Seacroft Golf Club, North Shore Golf Club and Skegness Golf Centre.
