After the Lincoln Show ? (1 Viewer)

[colyboy]

We will be visiting the Lincoln show from Devon and wondering where we should visit in that area after the show. We have three weeks. Looking for suggestions of where to visit and stay. We have electric bikes and like to use them as much as possible and don’t mind a bit of wild camping.

Colyboy

 

[Ivory55]

If you want a full site job, lakeside a don arnut site used to always have special offers after the show for staying there. It’s got a pool, clubhouse, lovely shower etc. Don’t know if with the current situation they still do it.

 

[Gaston aires]

Rutland water is a great area for walking cycling and an all round beautiful area. Lyndon top camping recommendation if you don’t need leccy and have some levels. The bottom field has amazing views and right near the water.
Oakham, Uppingham, and Melton Mowbray are in the vicinity.
Phil

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[colyboy]

Ivory 55

have you a fuller details etc of the camp site please.

Colyboy

 

[joe and sue]

We will be visiting the Lincoln show from Devon and wondering where we should visit in that area after the show. We have three weeks. Looking for suggestions of where to visit and stay. We have electric bikes and like to use them as much as possible and don’t mind a bit of wild camping.

Colyboy

Linc's aviation heritage centre is a good day out, and i believe you can overnight there as well.
Bluebell inn at Whaplode st Katherine, near Holbeach, great food, micro brewery, and a motorhome stop-over.
Then you could venture into north Norfolk !!
Joe

 

[Ivory55]

Hope this works

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[Ivory55]

Ps they used to put a leaflet in the goody bag you are given when entering the show

 

[Mikeco]

Jim’s basic 5 star site is not far away, there may be a free bar the week after the show, on second thoughts there won’t be. Okay for a bike ride to Mablethorpe and back.

 

[charliesgrandad]

If it had been a bit later in the year you could have seen the Seals at Donna Nook, which is close to the previously mentioned Don Amot site

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[Stewart J]

If a member of the C&CC there is the Feast of Lanterns and THS (Temporary holiday site) at Sandringham C&CC site N Norfolk 1st to 10th October run by the Norfolk and Suffolk DA. Check their website for details.