Set on the edge of the lovely, rolling Lincolnshire Wolds, life here slows down to the pace of a tractor and well-kept fields stretch on for ever. A delightful 9-hole golf course, set within the racecourse, is on site. Ideal for the beginner, improver or casual golfer -forgiving but challenging, especially in the wind! Concessions available to CC members. Driving is a pleasure in this quiet area, and you can discover charming little villages where the nineteenth century has only just left and the twenty first not yet arrived. The area has many associations with Tennyson. For walkers the Viking Way is just 2 miles from the site, so don't forget to pack those walking boots.

A site for the classic bucket and spade holiday, with its own private access to the promenade and not far from the centre of Skegness. This could hardly be bettered for the family: as well as the easy access to the beach, the site is part of a larger complex with pool (extra charge) and children's play area. There is a supermarket within easy walking distance and it is only two miles to the centre of "Skeggy", the traditional seaside resort to beat 'em all. It's busy with visitors throughout the summer, enjoying the golf courses, bowling greens, boating lakes, amusement parks, ornamental gardens and, from July, the famous illuminations.

Level and open to the sun and fresh air, this is an ideal site for family holidays, with excellent facilities and play equipment, and only three-quarters of a mile from a safe bathing beach. The prom at Sutton-on-Sea is traffic free, which makes it pleasant for walking and cycling, and the beach is safe for bathing, clean sand washed by each tide. There's also bowling and tennis facilities, a paddling pool, and putting green. Inland, you ought to visit the gracious city of Lincoln and earn your excellent lunch by walking up the famous hill to the Cathedral. To get a flavour of the Lincolnshire Wolds villages, visit Alford, a pleasant market town with a working windmill and craft centre. For walkers, the County Council has produced a good set of walks leaflets, and if you're a birdwatcher, visit Gibraltar Point.