Woodhall Spa Camping And Caravanning Club Site

Under the big skies of LincolnshireIdyllically located in the Lincolnshire Fenlands where endless skies meet hilly countryside,our Club Site is also just a short drive from the sandy beaches of Skegness and Chapel StLeonards.The Edwardian town of Woodhall Spa has several places to eat out, a Cottage Museumtelling the history of the local community, and the Kinema in the Woods, a uniquetwo-screen cinema, which also has an organ and opens seven days a week.Other local attractions include Lincoln Castle and Tattershall Castle, a dramatic 15thcentury red brick tower managed by the National Trust.Air enthusiasts will enjoy the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight visitor centre at RAFConingsby, and the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre at East Kirkby.FacilitiesHard standing with electric hook-upsGrass pitch with electric hook-upHardstanding only pitchWell sheltered siteGrass only pitch (no electric)Flushing toiletsShower blockWashbasinsElectric shaver socketsDisabled dedicated access facilitiesParent and baby roomChemical toilet disposal pointDrinking water tapsWashing machinesDishwashing facilitiesIce pack freezingGas cylinders availablePayphonePets welcomeWi-FiGrass only pitch for larger tentsGrass pitch with electric hook up for larger tentsRailway station: Metheringham 10 miles.Bus stop: 1 mile from site entrance on route to Horncastle.Eat Local: The Bakery and Delicatessen in Woodhall Spa sells local cheese, bread and cakes. The Petwood Hotel serves food prepared with local ingredients, as does the Ebrington Arms inKirkby-on-Bain.More DetailsThe Edwardian resort of Woodhall Spa - a 19th century spa town - has several places to eat out. The Cottage Museum tells the history of the local community.Tom Thumb's grave is at Holy Trinity Church in Tattershall.Rand Farm Park has newborn chicks in the hatchery and makes a good family day out.Northcote Heavy Horse Centre gives visitors a hands-on experience, including learning to drive the horses.Lincoln Castle holds one of only four surviving original copies of the Magna Carta.The Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Trail takes visitors through the sites of seven wartime airfields and the operational stations of Waddington and Digby. The Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre has an Avro Lancaster bomber on display.Claythorpe is home to an 18th century Watermill and Wildfowl Gardens. It includes exhibitions of agriculture, milling and baking as well as the Enchanted Woods.The campsite is next to Kirby Moor, a Heathland Nature Reserve.Tattershall Castle is a dramatic, 15th century red brick tower managed by the National Trust.Fishing is available locally in the river and at various ponds, though not in the site's own lake.Kirkby-on-Bain was home to an airfield in the Second World War. Known as Ostler’s, it was operational between 1942 and 1945. The old RAF base still has remnants of the military buildings on site, once occupied by the famous Dambusters Squadron.DirectionsOS Map Ref: 122 - TF225633Lat: 53.1528 Long: -0.1696Satnav users please do not use site postcode. Referto map when close to site