Lincoln campsites
Rich with impressive architecture, walk along the bustling streets at Lincoln. Admire the cathedral towering over the city before heading up Steep Hill for a browse in the many shops. Find the Victorian prison in the castle until you're ready to turn in at one of these Lincoln campsites.
25 Lincoln campsites
Oakhill Leisure
Norton Disney, Lincoln, Lincolnshire
43 reviews
100%
would recommend
A proper country camping site with fishing in the Lincolnshire countryside. Get away from it all! Open year round.
Lincolnshire Lanes
East Firsby, Market Rasen, Lincolnshire
13 reviews
85%
would recommend
Family-friendly camping and glamping site with adult only quiet area, set in peaceful countryside.
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Hartsholme Country Park
Lincoln, Lincolnshire
Camping and touring in a country park beside Swanholme Lakes and only miles from the cathedral city of Lincoln.
Hanworth Country Park
Potterhanworth, Lincoln, Lincolnshire
Lakeside camping, touring and glamping with onsite fishing, swimming, restaurant and bar. 20 minutes from Lincoln.
Lincolnshire Rural Retreats
Lincoln, Lincolnshire
A luxury adult only glamping site with hot tubs, an outdoor spa, and an outdoor cinema. 20 minutes from Lincoln.
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Seven Acre Farm Campsite
Fiskerton, Lincoln, Lincolnshire
Peaceful family friendly site on a working farm. Hardstandings and pods overlook a beautiful leisure fishing lake.
Barff Farm Fenside Certificated Location
Metheringham, Lincoln, Lincolnshire
This is a quiet hideaway CS set in countryside for peaceful stays in direct reach of Lincoln. Dog friendly.
East View Farm Certificated Location
Laughterton , Gainsborough, Lincolnshire
Family friendly and members only touring park with a local pub a two minute walk away. 20 minutes from Lincoln!
Nottinghamshire Nature Lakes
Newark, Nottinghamshire
Family friendly camping next to a stunning nature reserve. Close to the River Trent and just 20 minutes to Lincoln.
East Midland Sunfolk
Laughterton, Lincolnshire
Family friendly naturist camping and touring site with heated outdoor pool and games. 20 minutes from Lincoln City.
Grove Farm Camping
Norton Disney, Lincoln, Lincolnshire
Peaceful family and dog friendly camping in rural Lincolnshire, with local woodland walks and cycle routes.
Ashleigh Farm Caravan and Glamping
Gainsborough, Lincolnshire
A spacious and friendly touring and glamping site set on a working farm with countryside views.
Trentfield Farm
Retford, Nottinghamshire
Riverside family friendly park close to Lincoln and Sherwood Forest, with two great nearby pubs to walk to!
Poachers Patch
Brant Broughton, Lincolnshire
Quiet and secluded 4.5 acre site in the charming village of Brant Broughton, described by visitors as a hidden gem.
Glentham Grange
Glentham, Market Rasen, Lincolnshire
Small, adult only caravan site open all year for tourers, motorhomes and campervans. Dog friendly too.
Dean House Campsite
Horncastle, Lincolnshire
A small, rural and back to nature tent campsite for max. 9 tents with campfires, by the the Lincolnshire Limewoods.
The Beeches Campsite Certificated Site
Cranwell, Lincolnshire
A dog friendly campsite set on the edge of the hamlet of Byard's Leap in a rural location. Members only.
Lindsey Trail Touring Park
Market Rasen, Lincolnshire
A quiet adult only, dog friendly touring park, set at the foot of the Lincolnshire Wolds AONB.
Market Rasen Racecourse Camping and Touring Park
Market Rasen, Lincolnshire
Family and dog friendly site close to Market Rasen town.
Willow Beck Retreat Certificated Location
Retford, North Leverton , Nottinghamshire
Family and dog friendly touring site in the countryside. Bike hire and close to North Leverton and Redford.
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Things to do in Lincoln
Begin your stay with a visit to Lincoln Castle – one of the city’s main attractions. Stroll on the stone curtain wall for breathtaking views over the city as well as the surrounding countryside. Head down to the Victorian prison and dress up as a prisoner as you see what life was like behind bars. After you’ve soaked up the history, enjoy some of the treats on offer at the castle café.
Those wanting to walk to the castle can head south from the city and up the aptly named Steep Hill. Not for the faint-hearted, the hill (voted ‘Britain’s Best Street’) is littered with interesting boutique shops and is a good place to stop for a bit of grub or a cold drink.
Try out the Lincoln Mystery Treasure Trail for the budding detectives in the family. Taking you around some of Lincoln’s highlights, the clues will take you to various buildings and monuments which eliminate each suspect in the mystery. Find them all and discover whodunit.
In the evening, try out a spooky experience on the Original Lincoln Ghost Walk. Enjoy the haunting stories as you learn about a different aspect of the city’s history.
Soak up even more history on a visit to the Museum of Lincolnshire Life. See a real WWI tank before letting the kids run wild at the History Hunters playground. It’s free admission too!
Enjoy a day out to the Collection Museum. Head to their activity centre where kids can dress up as dragons, knights and princesses and can design their own Roman shield too. Afterwards, learn about the Romans, Vikings and more at their archaeology section.
When the kids have finished making their shield, take them to Doddington Hall and Gardens. Roam the Elizabethan mansion before settling down for a spot of lunch in the beautiful gardens surrounding the estate.
Take a break from the sightseeing and catch your breath at Hartsholme Country Park. Picnic by the lake and feed the ducks or, if you don’t fancy a packed lunch, eat at the café.
Or unwind at the Lincoln Arboretum. This grade II park contains beautiful gardens and has good picnic spots by its lakes and fountains.
When you’ve finished exploring the city, head outside of Lincoln and learn more about the legend of Robin Hood at Nottingham or head to the Lincolnshire Wolds AONB for a stroll around the stunning landscape.