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Things to Do in Lincolnshire

    Booked a holiday to Lincolnshire? You won’t be disappointed! Lincolnshire has everything from captivating landscapes and enchanting wildlife to fascinating heritage and amazing attractions.

    You can’t possibly pack it all in one break, so here’s a brief guide to get you started (and then you can start planning your next holiday to Lincolnshire!).

    Come outside…

    Planning your itinerary during your stay in Lincolnshire will be the hardest part because there are so many activities to choose from!

    1. Step Back in Time

    Lincoln Castle

    Lincolnshire is a county steeped in history and offers a fascinating insight into not just the history of the area in particular but the history of England in general, having played an integral role in many ground-breaking events of the past.

    Lincoln Castle is the first Norman castle in England. It has been lovingly preserved and restored and serves as one of the country’s finest examples of a motte-and-bailey castle.

    Visitors can walk around the castle, step into the Victorian prison, take the medieval wall walk, and descend into the unique Magna Carta vault.

    A replica of the Magna Carta lies beneath a folded Union Jack flag, highlighting the historical significance and heritage of Lincolnshire, where one of the original copies of the Magna Carta is housed.

    Lincoln Cathedral

    The majestic Lincoln Cathedral towers over the rooftops of the surrounding historic buildings, representing one of the top things to do in Lincolnshire and offering a glimpse into the county's rich architectural heritage and history

    Lincoln Cathedral provides a dramatic backdrop to the bustling city of Lincoln and is well worth a visit in its own right. Built in 1092, the cathedral has an exciting and intriguing past which visitors can learn more about while walking around this awe-inspiring space.

    Historical Things to Do in Lincolnshire

    Man and woman with a young boy looking at a museum piece

    Other historical places of interest and great days out in Lincolnshire include the World of Lincolnshire Aviation, which is a living memorial to men in the Bomber Command who lost their lives during World War II and the Museum of Lincolnshire Life, which gives an enthralling insight into the region’s past.

    2. Get Closer To Nature

    The county boasts some of the most captivating wildlife you’ll find anywhere and is home to some rare and unusual species. According to the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust, you may be lucky enough to spot everything from kingfishers, curlews, red kites, and bitterns to otters, barbastelle bats, water voles, and harbour porpoises in the region, so what are you waiting for? Get those binoculars out, and let’s get out and talk about wildlife spotting!

    The Lincolnshire Fens

    The Lincolnshire Fens offers some 1,500 square miles of beautiful, low-lying marshland, which supports a rich variety of wildlife and bird life. Areas of the fens to explore include:

    • Whisby National Park
    • Gibraltar Point, Far Ings
    • Snipe Dales
    • Willow Tree Fen
    • Donna Nook National Nature Reserve
    • Woodhall Spa Airfield
    • Lincolnshire Coastal Country Park.
    Close-up of young fern fronds unfurling in a lush, green environment, showcasing the rich and diverse plant life found in the Lincolnshire Fens, a unique natural area known for its wetlands and vibrant biodiversity

    Up Close & Personal

    Other spots in Lincolnshire where you’re guaranteed the opportunity to get up close and personal with nature are:

    A red kite with outstretched wings glides through a bright blue sky, showcasing its sharp features and striking plumage as it soars gracefully above

    3. Pain the Town Red

    As well as some of the most enchanting countryside in the country, Lincolnshire has some endearing towns and villages to visit, from coastal gems like:

    There are also vibrant market towns like Louth, Horncastle, Lincoln, and Stamford.

    A man wearing a hat and backpack takes a photograph of an ancient building with tall columns, likely a historic landmark, as tourists walk by in the background

    4. Life’s a Beach…

    With 50 miles of coastline, there’s no shortage of fabulous beaches. From golden sands for gentle strolls and picnics to windswept beaches for adrenaline-fuelled watersports. Skegness is hugely popular with families in the summer.

    You can choose from:

    Waves gently wash up onto a sandy beach, leaving a foamy trail along the shoreline, creating a peaceful and serene coastal scene.

    5. Delightful Days Out

    Water splashes into a pool at the end of several colorful water slides, capturing the fun and excitement of a day spent at a water park.

    From rainy day things to do to family days out, Lincolnshire has it all. Here are just a few suggestions but there are many, many more…

    There are many more reasons than five to go to Lincolnshire, too many to mention in fact, but there is no doubt that whatever you’re looking for in a caravan holiday, this beautiful English county has it covered.

    Caravan Accommodation in Lincolnshire

    Tattershall Lakes Country Park

    An outdoor seating area at Tattershall Lakes in Lincolnshire with cushioned furniture and a table is set on a deck overlooking a peaceful lake, offering a serene spot to relax and enjoy the view on a clear day.

    Discover endless fun at Tattershall Lakes! From thrilling water sports to peaceful nature walks, there’s something for everyone. Book your adventure today and make unforgettable memories!

    Golden Sands Caravan Park

    A static caravan in Lincolnshire with a spacious deck sitting under a bright blue sky, surrounded by greenery, providing a cosy & comfortable retreat for a relaxing getaway.

    Explore the stunning beaches from Golden Sands! Perfect for seaside fun, wildlife watching, and family adventures. Your next holiday is waiting—book now for a fantastic escape!