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Sutton-on-Sea Club Site Explore the Lincolnshire Coast Places to see and things to do in the local area Make the most of your time 02 10 05 Sutton-on-sea Wragby 08 09 11 01 Lincoln 12 Horncastle 04 07 03 Conningsby Sleaford Boston 06 Grantham Hunstanton Visit Don’t forget to check your Great Saving Guide for all the 1 Radcliffe Donkey Sanctuary latest offers on attractions throughout the UK. Great Savings Visit rescued donkeys at this much Guide loved sanctuary. Well-behaved dogs camc.com/greatsavingsguide are welcome. 2 Mablethorpe Seal 3 Skegness Pier Sanctuary & Wildlife Centre Traditional seaside fun and one of Explore the sand dunes, spot some Europe’s largest amusement parks. of our most stunning wildlife and 4 Skegness Raceway discover dinosaur bones and fossils. Banger and stock car racing, from monster truck car crushing to car and even caravan bangers. 5 Scenes Above Experience exhilarating thrills of microlighting. 6 Kitesurfing Take a lesson and learn the basics of power kite flying. 7 Bubble Football Strap yourself into gigantic legless zorb balls and bounce as you play bubble football. Coastal Path in Skegness Cycle 10 Local routes There is a dedicated cycle route along the sea wall between Huttoft Steps and Mablethorpe (approx 8 miles round trip). Country lanes in the area are flat and lead to outlying villages. Mablethorpe Beach Walk 8 Coast Path There are many coastal footpaths to explore in the area. 9 Local routes There is a public footpath to the rear of the site, along a disused railway track. Explore Lincoln 11 Lincoln Combining a rich history with independent boutique shops, great arts and culture and a wealth of lovely eateries, this city is easy to get around and offers so much to see and do. 12 Horncastle Be captivated by the endless beauty of this thriving market town, and visit some its popular antique outlets, coffee houses, artisan shops and galleries. Visitor’s top tips Skegness Take the walk from the site entrance Head to Gibraltar Point for great round the back of the site and down to birdwatching. the beach huts, then pay a visit to the We recommend the Sea Breeze Fat Seagull for a spot of lunch. Restaurant, a great place to eat. You don’t really need a car here for a On Wednesday nights, a fish and chip quiet break, you can walk to the beach van came to site - it was delicious and and Sutton-on-Sea. Also, the bus goes the serving size was just right. to local towns and Skegness. Head to Lincoln to see the castle, The flat surroundings make this an cathedral, Aviation Heritage Centre and ideal spot for exploring by bike. lots more. Check the council website Farmer Browns Ice Cream Parlour for details of the Park & Ride. serves delicious, homemade ice cream, The beaches around here are lovely, and also has a lovely cafe. and have dog-friendly areas. Close by Supermarkets Swimming pool Public transport Spar and Co-op in Sutton, In Skegness, 12 miles There is a bus service 10 1.6 miles, Lidl is 4.6 miles Tourist Information minutes walk away that away. In Mablethorpe and Sutton runs to Mablethorpe and Cinema seafront. Skegness (with connections to other destinations). Mablethorpe, 4 miles Nearest Cashpoint Petrol Station Spar, 1.6 miles. Texaco, 3.1 miles. Find us on:.

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