How to find Skegness Caravans by Car, Train and Coach

Its alright booking a relaxing fun caravan holiday if you are not sure, and are going to worry about, how you are going to get there.

Over the years millions of people have visited the Lincolnshire east coast, particularly major resorts like Skegness and the up and coming coastal areas of Ingoldmells, Chapel St Leonard's and Mablethorpe.

Millions more have still to sample the beautiful tranquility of the rambling Lincolnshire countryside, the lowland fens, the historical architectural sites and buildings such as Lincoln Castle. All this coupled with the modern coastal seaside delights, all the attractions, the entertainment, the miles of award winning golden beaches, leisure parks including names like Butlins Holiday Park and Fantasy Island Theme Park, that each year caters for an ever increasing number of visitors.

With this increasing number of visitors, most arriving by car, comes the modern traffic congestion. Traffic congestion is cause by many factors, but locally, one is due to the steep increase in volume in the main summer holiday season, a second is due to the holiday makers not knowing exactly where they are going, hence going round in circles causing more congestion and the "temperature starts to get warmer" in the car, at the start of your holiday.

What l will try to do on this page is give you directions on "How to find Kelay Caravans by Car", and information on other associated forms of travel i.e. Rail, Coach, Bus and Taxi. These instructions below will not remove other road users or take away the other traffic congestion but it might help you focus on where you need to be and how to go straight there.

Good Luck!

Heading from the North or the Midlands you need to enter the area via Gunby Roundabout (as on the map above), at that roundabout both ways should take the turning for Skegness (duel carriage way). To avoid long traffic delays position yourself in the left hand lane and bear left at the traffic lights, this is will be signed for Orby, Ingoldmells and Chapel St Leonard's. Continue through Orby past the Skegness stock car stadium until you come to traffic lights:- THEN (Select below)

$C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\My Documents\My Pictures\coast 6.png$ DIRECTIONS From the North and Midlands:

To - Millfield Caravan Park - Ingoldmells

At the traffic lights turn right towards Skegness and Butlins. Follow the main road through the little village of Ingoldmells, the road winds in an S bend and through a pelican crossing, but keep heading for Butlins. Once you pass the main Butlins Holiday Park entrance on your left approximately 100 yards further on there is a pelican crossing, turn right at those lights on to Walls Lane, at that point you will see the "Cheers Pub" on your left with shops on your right. Continue down Walls Lane for 200 / 300 yards and the entrance to Millfield Caravan Park is on your right. Once you enter the site continue on the site road and you want to be heading toward the top left hand section of the park, where our caravans are located.

Above to Millfield Caravan Park - Ingoldmells

$C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\My Documents\My Pictures\coast 5.png$ DIRECTIONS From the North and Midlands

To - Tomlinson's Leisure Park - Chapel St Leonard's

At the traffic lights turn left towards Chapel St Leonard's and Mablethorpe. Continue on that road for approximately 1.25 miles until there is a sign post on your right for Chapel St Leonard's, this is on a bad left hand bend. Turn right on to Trunch Lane and keep on that road, which is very winding, passing the Tropicana Club and Golden Palm on your left (you can't miss the Golden Palm, it is coloured orange with orange palm trees outside). 100 yards passed these is the first right hand turning, between the White House Pub and Lincolnshire Caravan Sales Shop, having just passed the "Smuggles Pub" on your right. Tomlinson's Leisure Park is down this lane towards the sea on the right, enter the site and the reception is on your right.

Above to Tomlinson's Leisure Park-Chapel St Leonard's

DIRECTIONS From the South

For both parks follow the A52 in to Skegness. As you enter Skegness you will go past Morrison's supermarket on your right, 20 yards further on you will enter a one way system. You need to take the second exit, signed A52 Ingoldmells, Chapel St Leonard's and Fantasy Island. Continue and you will come to traffic lights, go straight across passing the Ship Inn on your right;-

THEN (Select below)

To - Millfield Caravan Park - Ingoldmells

Continue along the road passing the North Shore Holiday Centre on your left, up to and continue through a set of traffic lights, the Garden City pub is on the left with Hewisons Mini Market on the right. Carry on until you approach the second Pelican lights, before you pass these turn left on to Walls Lane and Millfield Caravan Park is 200yards down on your right

To - Tomlinson's Leisure Park - Chapel St Leonard's

Follow the directions above but do not turn on to Walls Lane. Continue past Butlins Holiday Park on your right, following the road around Ingoldmells village until you arrive at traffic lights. Go straight across and keep going for approximately 1.25 miles until there is a sign post on your right for Chapel St Leonard's, this is on a bad left hand bend. Turn right on to Trunch Lane and keep on that road, which is very winding, passing the Tropicana Club and Golden Palm on your left. 100 yards passed these is the first right hand turning, between the White House Pub and Lincolnshire Caravan Sales Shop, having just passed the "Smuggles Pub" on your right. Tomlinson's Leisure Park is down this lane towards the sea on the right, enter the site and reception is on the right.

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A brief description on other forms of travel and transport to Skegness

By Rail - Trains are certainly more reliable these days and many visitors still arrive at Skegness this way, check out your arrival and departure dates and times using this online service, www.thetrainline.com, you can also book and reserve you seats online, all trains passengers heading to Skegness have to change at Peterborough.

By Coach - Travelling by coach is a convenient way to arrive, try www.nationalexpress.com , the uk`s number one coach network, for the latest nationwide services. Drop off and collection points are very central all along the east coast but the main one in Skegness is the main train, bus and coach terminus, however, check these drop points out as there are others locally that are nearer your destination.

By Bus - The main bus operator in the area is a company called "Roadcar" www.roadcar.co.uk, who run frequent services across the region. During the main season buses leave the main Skegness bus, train and coach terminal every ten minutes for Ingoldmells and Chapel St Leonard's, however, l would advise you to check their web site out for any alterations. A local company run a service between Skegness and Mablethorpe, stopping at all places between, called "Hail & Ride", and that is exactly what you do, put your hand out, stop the bus and get on.

By Taxi - As you arrive by train or coach there is the normal taxi rank in the main terminus. If want don't want to rely on chance then this web address will give you a choice of Skegness taxi firms that you can contact and pre-book your taxi at your convenience. www.near.co.uk/taxis-skegness/1218/

I hope these directions help you find your way to us, Kelay Caravans

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