| Telephone | 01205 871 555 |
|---|---|
| Telephone (Evening) | 01205 871555 |
| Motorhome pitches | 30 | |
| Touring pitches | 30 | |
| Tent pitches | 4 | |
| Serviced pitches | ||
| Seasonal pitches | 10 |
Directions
We recommend that you use the A16 via Sibsey, and follow the brown tourism signs to access the site.Top 10 Things to Do Within 30 Minutes of Long Acres Caravan Park
1. Explore Historic Boston (10–15 mins)
Just a short drive away, Boston is packed with history, independent shops and riverside walks. Wander the medieval lanes, enjoy the Saturday market, or relax in one of the town’s cafés and tearooms.
2. Climb The Boston Stump – St Botolph’s Church (15 mins)
This iconic landmark dominates the skyline and offers some of the best views in Lincolnshire. Visitors can climb the tower and enjoy the stunning panoramas of the Fens.
3. Visit Boston Guildhall Museum (15 mins)
A beautifully preserved 1390s building, this free museum tells the story of the Guild of St Mary and even has a courtroom linked to the Pilgrim Fathers.
4. RSPB Frampton Marsh (20 mins)
One of the UK’s top wetland nature reserves, Frampton Marsh is a paradise for birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts. Enjoy well-maintained hides, flat walking routes and sightings of rare species throughout the year.
5. RSPB Freiston Shore (25 mins)
Another excellent coastal reserve offering scenic walks, saltmarsh viewpoints and fantastic birdwatching. Perfect for peaceful strolls with the camera or binoculars.
6. Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve (30 mins)
A stunning stretch of unspoilt coastline offering dunes, salt marshes and nature trails. With a modern visitor centre and café, it’s perfect for walkers, wildlife lovers and anyone seeking fresh sea air.
7. Ark Animal Sanctuary, Stickney (15–20 mins)
A charming small sanctuary with rescued animals, café and countryside surroundings. Ideal if you're looking for a gentle, feel-good outing.
8. The Bubblecar Museum (20 mins)
A quirky local favourite, this museum showcases over 50 microcars, vintage memorabilia and a nostalgic café. Fun, unusual and surprisingly fascinating.
9. Tattershall Castle (30 mins)
A striking red-brick medieval castle managed by the National Trust. Visitors can climb the battlements for superb views, explore the grounds or enjoy seasonal events.
10. Horncastle – Antiques Town (30 mins)
A delightful market town known for its many antique shops, galleries and traditional pubs. Great for browsing and finding unique treasures.
Long Acres Caravan Park is situated in the beautiful landscapes of the South Lincolnshire Fens offering plenty of space for walkers to explore, whether you’re looking for a relaxing stroll or bracing hike. Cyclists will also enjoy the scenic rides on offer during their holiday in Lincolnshire.
The village of Old Leake, which has a supermarket and a fish and chip shop, is 3 miles from the site. The market town of Boston is 8 miles away, and Skegness is 17 miles away. There are many tourist attractions and historic sites and buildings in the local area.
Nature lovers and birdwatchers will appreciate the diverse range of wildlife on site, and can also pay a visit to the nearby estuary known as The Wash, which is a Site of Special Scientific Interest and a National Nature Reserve due to its ecological importance and rich birdlife. Also nearby are the RSPB reserves at Freiston Shore and Frampton Marshes, as well as Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve.
Other local attractions to visit during your holiday in Lincolnshire include the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre, Tattershall Castle, the National Trust’s Gunby Hall Estate (with Monksthorpe Chapel) and Belton House, the stone town of Stamford, Burghley House, and Woolsthorpe Manor where Sir Isaac Newton was born and raised.
Overall rating
Based on 4 review(s)
North Yorkshire 21 Jun 2021
How this site has been awarded such high ratings amazes me. It is one stretch of road with pitches either side. The dog "walk" is a bit at the end and is on two levels, hardly an exercise area. The pictures don't show the electricity pylons or the stagnant stream running the length of the site. The motorhome service point is a length of large diameter waste pipe that you are expected to align with your outlet and the open drain. The approach road is the worst undulating surface I've ever come across (I admit they do warn about it being uneven, but be prepared to be thrown around). Saving grace....its quiet.
North Lincolnshire 29 May 2013
We have just come back from yet another relaxing break at this wonderful site, John & Tracey are great hosts, always on hand to help if anyone has a problem and they keep the site immaculate, If you are looking for peace and quiet this wonderful Adults only site is the place to go.
Bedfordshire 02 Sep 2012
On arrival at this adults only site, we were warmly greeted by fairly new owners, John and Tracey, and directed to our hard standing pitch. All pitches are hard standing and well spaced out, with room to pitch tents on the grass. Lots of trees and shrubs on site, and grass kept very neat and tidy. The facilities block was modern and very clean. One nice touch, was a freezer for ice packs, (especially useful for those under canvas). At the entrance to the site there was an information kiosk contained leaflets for surrounding atractions, and a folder containing menus from local eateries - useful for those of us who don't cook an evening meal. All in all, a treasure of a site, so much so that we stayed an extra night.
british 08 May 2011
Visited this lovely Adult Only Site for Easter and may bank holiday. We have nothing against children but we do like a child free holiday from time to time. We were made welcome on arrival, by owners Steve & Margaret, nothing is to much trouble for them, they will advise, help to unhook caravan, or help to erect your tent, as well as giving you direction for a day out or a cycle route, Steve checks the site every morning and evening to make sure everybody is safe. The toilets, showers, and washing up block is spotlessly clean, as is the waste water and cemical disposal. You even get the radio playing in the toilet Block. Easter Sunday Steve came around the site with a tray of easter eggs, which was a lovely jesture we thought. This little site has only been open for three years, if you are one of the unlucky ones not to have visited yet, you really have missed a little gem of a site.
