Cleethorpes Caravan Holidays and Holiday Parks

Cleethorpes is a seaside resorts and town located on the banks of the Humber Estuary in North East Lincolnshire. That means the resort faces North, somewhat unusually in England and with Yorkshire just across the river Humber, holidaymakers look ‘out to sea’ but see land!

That makes Cleethorpes a unique location especially when you couple it with the fact that the town lies on the Greenwich Meridian and it also has one of the lowest annual rainfalls in the British Isles.

Cleethorpes Holiday Parks

Here are our top 10 caravan holiday parks in Cleethorpes.

	Company	Park Name/ Location	Review	Info
1		Thorpe Park, Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire	Review	Book More Info

Here at CaraHols.co.uk we make booking a holiday on caravan holiday parks in Cleethorpes as simply as possible. Simply follow the links on this page for more information on Cleethorpes caravan holiday parks or visit the park’s operator direct for up to the minute availability and for the very latest special offers on caravan holidays in Cleethorpes on the North East Lincolnshire coast.

Cleethorpes Caravan Holidays

The resort is more relaxed than other East Coast destinations and offer a more traditional feel- from a pier to a miniature railway to tea rooms and a long promenade, Cleethorpes may not have the thrills and spills of Great Yarmouth, Scarborough and Skegness but that is in many ways it’s biggest attraction for many.

Cleethorpes Attractions

Cleethorpes offers only a small range of attractions but the good news is that they good quality and of a good variety.

Cleethorpes Pier

Cleethorpes Pier offers a café, a restaurant, a small amusement arcade but as you would expect, it is the views on offer that is the main attraction. Thanks to the towns locations near the mouth of the river Humber, there is an almost constant flow of large boats- from ferries to tankers and car transporters to cruise ships- to watch.

Cleethorpes Coast Light Railway

The Cleethorpes Coast Light Railway runs from near the town centre and near to the main holiday attractions along the seafront and through parklands to the South of the resort and near to the resorts biggest holiday park.

Featuring a range of miniature steam and diesel tians, the railway is popular with kids and adults alike.

Ross Castle

Ross Castle is a mock ruin of a Castle that sits on the seafront promenade in Cleethorpes, which was built back in 1885 by the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire railway. The ruin has been lovingly restored and is now a popular vantagepoint for looking out across the Humber across to Yorkshire and towards Spurn Point.

Nature

The Lincolnshire coastline is full of natural beauty and fabulous nature and thanks to Cleethorpes location at the mouth of the Humber Estuary, their is a wide range of wildlife that just cannot be found elseware in the same way in the UK.

Whilst the vast number of birds and other creatures are stunning in their own way, their is one animal that grabs the attention no matter if you are an animal lover or not and that is the 100’s and even 1000’s of seals that call Cleethorpes and the surrounding coastline their own.

Whilst it is unlikely to see these majestic animals on the central beaches in Cleethorpes during the summer, due to the noise of holidaymakers, if you get down to the promenade early enough, you also have a chance of spotting them.

Location

Cleethorpes is located in North East Lincolnshire, just outside of Grimsby. The resort can be easily reached via the M180 from the West, and via the Humber Bridge form the North.

The town offers good links to the rest of Lincolnshire and to the South via the A1.

Transport

Cleethorpes is easily reached from all parts of the UK via extensive road and motorway network links that are nearby.

The resort and the nearby town of Grimsby also has regular year round long distance coach services and thanks to the towns own train station, it is easy to reach all parts of the North of England and both Scotland and the South via Doncaster.

Out and About

Cleethorpes’ location does make it easy to explore all that the region as to offer which is a great bonus for holidaymakers as there is lots worth exploring.

The Lincolnshire Wolds, full of charming villages, stunning views and great hiking trails, is just a short drive inland whilst the popular resorts of Mablethorpe, Ingoldmells and Skegness (the Lincolnshire coasts most action placed packed holiday resort that is often associated with other resorts such as Great Yarmouth, Blackpool and Scarborough) are just to the South of the town.

Dependent on the time of year you visit Cleethorpes, a trip down the cost to the small hamlet of Donna Nook gives the chance to view one of the largest colonies of Seals in the UK with 100’s and 100’s of pup born each year on the sandy beaches of this part of Lincolnshire.

To the North, and across the iconic Humber Bridge, is the East Yorkshire city of Hull which is home to the popular aquarium called the Deep and it also gives the opportunity to take in a Hull FC or Hull Kingston Rovers rugby game.

The county’s capital of Lincoln maybe a bit further a field but it is well worth a visit to this historic city complete with castle, great shopping opportunities and a range of cafes and restaurants.

Here at CaraHols.co.uk we make booking a holiday on caravan holiday parks in Cleethorpes as simply as possible. Simply follow the links on this page for more information on Cleethorpes caravan holiday parks or visit the park’s operator direct for up to the minute availability and for the very latest special offers on caravan holidays in Cleethorpes on the East Lincolnshire coast.

Cleethorpes is home to a small number of caravan holiday parks but there is a huge choice in the surrounding area so if you cannot find the right park for you, make sure you check out our caravan holiday parks on the Lincolnshire guide.