HOLIDAY PARK · SKEGNESS AND INGOLDMELLS, LINCOLNSHIRE, ENGLAND
COASTFIELDS HOLIDAY VILLAGE
WHERE IT IS
Skegness and Ingoldmells, Lincolnshire, England
Roman Bank, Ingoldmells, Skegness PE25 1JU
Run by Coastfields Leisure (independent group). Private caravans on Coastfields Holiday Village, rented direct from their owners. Park passes or wristbands for the pools and entertainment are usually bought from the park and not included in the rent: check with the owner.
ON THE PARK
- Indoor swimming pool
- Aqua Lounge and Show Bar with food, drinks and Costa Coffee
- Coastfields Showbar with live entertainment
- Four Winds Tavern
- Mini supermarket and takeaways
- Children's play area and arcade games
- SEGA Reality Darts in the Aqua Lounge (bookable)
- Dogs: The park is listed as pet friendly and the group says all its parks welcome well-behaved pets; rules and fees are not stated.
- Beach: About 100 yards from Ingoldmells Beach, on foot.
From coastfields.co.uk coastfields.co.uk, checked October 2026. Facilities and opening times change: check with the park.
AROUND SKEGNESS AND INGOLDMELLS
- Skegness Central Beach: wide sand backed by dunes, Blue Flag 2026, RNLI lifeguards daily late May to early September.
- Ingoldmells Beach: sand a few miles north, dog-friendly all year.
- Skegness has a Blue Flag beach, and at low tide a large area of smooth sand is uncovered.
- Fantasy Island, Ingoldmells: rollercoasters and an indoor market. Bus 1 from Skegness Bus Station takes 10 to 15 minutes and stops outside.
- Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve, on the edge of Skegness: dunes, salt marsh, birds and a visitor centre with refreshments.
- Rainy day: ten-pin bowling on Skegness Pier, or Natureland Seal Sanctuary (check opening times).
- Train: direct trains to Skegness from Nottingham, Grantham, Sleaford and Boston.
- Eat: fresh doughnuts and chips on the promenade.
Dogs on the beach, 2026 season: Summer 2026: dogs banned from set areas of Skegness beach from 1 May to 30 September (roughly the lifeboat house on Tower Esplanade to the skate park at the end of North Parade), and on a lead on the promenade there. Ingoldmells is not in the seasonal ban.
From local tourist information (visitlincolnshire.com e-lindsey.gov.uk goodjourney.org.uk rnli.org), checked 22 October 2026.
GUEST GUIDE
YOUR GUIDE TO COASTFIELDS HOLIDAY VILLAGE
GETTING THERE
Skegness station is about 4 miles south; the park is off the A52 coast road at Ingoldmells.
NEARBY
- Fantasy Island theme park and market, within walking distance
- Skegness seafront, about 4 miles south
- Chapel St Leonards and the Lincolnshire Coast beaches
From coastfields.co.uk coastfields.co.uk, checked October 2026. Parks change their facilities, passes and opening times: check with the park or the owner before you travel.
HOLIDAY HOMES ON COASTFIELDS HOLIDAY VILLAGE
QUESTIONS PEOPLE ASK
Can I rent a private caravan on Coastfields Holiday Village?
Yes. 2 privately owned caravans on Coastfields Holiday Village are listed here, rented direct from the owner with no booking fee.
How much is a caravan on Coastfields Holiday Village for a week?
From £300 to £800 a week on Static Stays, depending on the season.
Are dogs allowed on Coastfields Holiday Village?
The park is listed as pet friendly and the group says all its parks welcome well-behaved pets; rules and fees are not stated. Each owner decides for their own holiday home, so check the listing.
Are park passes included?
Usually not. Passes or wristbands for the pools and entertainment are normally bought from the park. Check with the owner.
OWN A HOLIDAY HOME ON COASTFIELDS HOLIDAY VILLAGE?
List it for £79 a year, no commission. Or sell it here free.
LET YOUR HOLIDAY HOME