Laurel Park Campsite

Alan Rogers Review of Laurel Park Campsite

Laurel Park Campsite in south Lincolnshire is a lovely small and secluded site. Settle down here for a quiet stay to unwind, or join a yoga class held on-site. Surrounded by miles of walking and cycling trails including the National Cycle Network Route 1. The site has a small menagerie of animals for guests to meet, feed, walk or pet the miniature donkeys, pygmy goats, chickens and rabbits. There are 18 touring pitches (9 have electric hook-up point) plus 4 safari tents and 2 tree houses available to hire.

Pick up supplies at the market town of Long Sutton two miles away, which has shops, pubs, banks, takeaways and a market on Fridays. More supplies and shops are in Spalding about 12 miles away. Located south of the Wash Nature Reserve, a wildlife haven with miles of coastal walks and many available boat trips to see seals and nesting birds.

Facilities at Laurel Park Campsite

Toilet block has shower, wash basin & WC's. Chemical toilet point. Dish washing area. Laundry. Mobile phone recharging point. Calor gas sales. Ice pack freezing. Recycling facilities. Communal lounge with sofas, TV, DVD player, Piano, Pool table, Games, Tassimo coffee machine. Communal freezer. Microwave. Bike shelter. No Wi-Fi. Pizzas Saturday only. Book and DVD lending library. Yoga barn. Site shop - food, camping essentials, gifts. Earliest arrival time 12.30pm.

• Accommodation to Rent
• Bar Nearby
• Fishing Nearby
• Glamping
• Golf Nearby
• Nature
• Outdoor
• Seaside Beach Nearby
• Shop on Site
• Small Site

Directions to Laurel Park Campsite

Travelling on the A17 you will arrive at the Gedney roundabout (with 5 exits), where there is a turning signposted for Gedney Broadgate (left if you are heading west, right if you are heading east). Follow this road for 1 mile until you reach a fork in the road, signposted left for Sutton St James. Take this left turn and follow this road for half a mile, the site will be on your right.