Grange Leisure Park

Guests are able to check-in from 11am until 5pm for camping and touring, and from 3pm until 5pm for glamping at Grange Leisure Park. If you are going to be delayed please let the site know, self check-in is available until 9pm. Check out is due before 10am on your last day.

Up to two dogs are welcome to join you for your stay at Grange Leisure Park for a small extra charge. Do note that breeds and crossbreeds listed in the Dangerous Dogs Act are not accepted. Dogs must be kept on the lead at all times and not left unattended.

Yes, BBQs are welcome at Grange Leisure Park as long as they are raised from the ground. Sorry, fires and disposable BBQs are not permitted.

Grange Leisure Park caters for families and couples only and does not accept group bookings of 6+ adults. Hen and stag parties are also not accepted.

Yes, Grange Leisure Park operates a quiet policy between 11pm and 7am and asks that noise is kept to a minimum between 9pm and 8am. Due to the live entertainment and proximity to the A1104, there may be some noise onsite.

Awnings are permitted for a small extra charge at Grange Leisure Park, just ensure you select this option when booking. Sorry, gazebos and pup tents are not accepted.

Yes, you can park two vehicles beside your pitch at Grange Leisure Park.

The pitches with electric have a 10 amp hook up at Grange Leisure Park.

No, bedding and towels are not included in the camping pods at Grange Leisure Park. Please bring your own.

Yes, electric is included in the price of your booking if you have booked an electric pitch at Grange Leisure Park.

At Grange Leisure Park, it is just one tent/touring unit per pitch.

There is free WiFi available in the Show Bar at Grange Leisure Park. Please note that this cannot be guaranteed to reach your pitch.

Yes, Grange Leisure Park has a shop selling essentials, golf equipment to hire, plus bait and tackle for the fishing lakes.

Yes, The Badger Barn serves a variety of meals at Grange Leisure Park, plus a Sunday carvery. The Kitchen Café also offers breakfasts, cakes and lunch.

Yes, Grange Leisure Park has six fishing lakes which are stocked with carp, bream, roach, perch, eels and gudgeon. Pegs can be used free of charge. There is rod hire available and bait and tackle for sale in the shop. You'll need to make sure you have an Environment Agency Rod Licence, available to obtain online, and you will also need to purchase either a day ticket or a weekly pass.

No, Grange Leisure Park does not have EV charging points. There is a bp pulse Charging Station, a ten minute drive away.

Most phone service providers should be able to access a phone and 4G signal at Grange Leisure Park.

Local taxi companies to Grange Leisure Park include Wolds Taxis (01507 477915) and Premier Cars (01507 477588).

Grange Leisure Park has a bus stop right outside the site entrance.

There is a bus stop just outside Grange Leisure Park, or the closest train station is Skegness which is a 35 minute drive from the site.

The nearest pubs to Grange Leisure Park are The Dunes, Book In Hand, and Jesters Bar.

The nearest beaches to Grange Leisure Park are Mablethorpe Beach (5 minutes), Sutton-on-Sea Beach (10 minutes), and Huttoft Beach (15 minutes).

Within a 30 minute walk of Grange Leisure Park there is Eastfield Farm Plants, Tearoom and Farm Shop.

Local walking routes to Grange Leisure Park include Queen's Park (10 minutes), Sandilands Pit Nature Reserve (15 minutes), and Hubbard's Hills (30 minutes).