Mablethorpe Caravan Holidays and Holiday Parks
Mablethorpe and the surrounding area has a long history which can be traced right back to the Roman period, with a horde of Roman treasure found in the town but nowadays it is the towns beautiful sandy beaches that is the main attraction and is why Mablethorpe is home to fantastic caravan holiday parks.
Mablethorpe Holiday Parks
Here are our top 10 caravan holiday parks in Mablethorpe.
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Here at CaraHols.co.uk we make booking a holiday on caravan holiday parks in Mablethorpe as simply as possible. Simply follow the links on this page for more information on Mablethorpe 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 Mablethorpe on the Lincolnshire coast.
Mablethorpe 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.
Mablethorpe Attractions
Whilst Mablethorpe may not have the same selection of attractions of many other resorts, that for many holidaymakers make Mablethorpe just what it is.
The biggest attraction for many is the chance to simply relax, get away from the stresses of modern life and enjoy the piece and quiet of this part of the country. The opportunity to explore the miles of sandy beach that goes up and down the Lincolnshire coast is great for those with families and for those with dogs.
The town of Mablethorpe has all you could ever need for a short break including supermarkets, bars, cafes and local shops and there is also a small number of traditional seaside activities and attractions including amusement arcades, beach cafes and a small fairground.
There are a number of local landmarks with the nearby Seal Sanctuary a popular walk from the centre of Mablethorpe as is Queens Park in the south of the town.
Location
Mablethorpe is located on the Lincolnshire coast, about midway between the Southern resorts of Skegness, Ingoldmells and Chapel St Leonards and the Northern resort of Cleethorpes.
The towns location in a peaceful part of Lincolnshire far away from the big resorts and cities does make for a great location for a holiday, it can make it seem somewhat isolated and whilst it is relatively straight forward to explore via your own transport, if you don’t have access to a vehicle, Mablethorpe may not be the best choice of holiday resort.
Transport
Whilst there are some local bus services, there is little in the way of transportation links for Mablethorpe.
The town is a few miles from the A16 road that links Grimsby to Skegness and this can be easily reached from Lincoln in the West or Boston to the South.
Out and About
To the south of Mablethorpe is the all action holiday resort of Skegness is which is one the most famous seaside resorts in the UK and still amongst the most popular. Skeggy, as it often better known as by holidaymakers, offers all you would expect from a UK seaside town including amusement arcades, a promenade, a theme park, a pier and much more.
For many a holiday to Mablethorpe is the best of both worlds as you can easily visit Skegness and enjoy all that it has to offer and then still have somewhere to go to and relax and get away from the crowds.
The county town of Lincoln is one of the UK most popular cities for visiting thanks to it’s many historical sights, including it’s iconic Cathedral and Castle as well as Lincolns thriving shopping, bar, café and restaurant scene.
Between the Lincolnshire coast and the main road networks in the county is the Lincolnshire Wolds, which is a stunning designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The area is home to many charming villages, small tea rooms and numerous hiking trials all waiting to be explored.
To the North of Mablethorpe is the fun seaside resort of Cleethorpes, with its iconic seafront steam railway and between there and Mablethorpe is the little known village of Donna Nook where 1000’s of Seals appear each year to give birth which is a sight that should be enjoyed at least once by every animal lover.
Slightly further to the North is the iconic Humber Bridge, that links Lincolnshire to Yorkshire, with the city of Hull just a few miles from the Bridge. Why not visit the popular aquarium named The Deep or take a game of Rugby League with both Hull FC and Hull Kingston Rovers offering top level action throughout the Summer?
Here at CaraHols.co.uk we make booking a holiday on caravan holiday parks in Mablethorpe as simply as possible. Simply follow the links on this page for more information on Mablethorpe 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 Mablethorpe on the East coast.
Mablethorpe 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 or stay further North in Yorkshire.