Overview of Grange Leisure Park
Grange Leisure Park is a large countryside holiday park on Alford Road, approximately two miles from Mablethorpe and its sandy beach. The park combines lakeside accommodation and open Lincolnshire surroundings with family entertainment, places to eat and a varied choice of outdoor activities.
Holiday accommodation includes two and three bedroom caravans sleeping up to six or eight guests. Visitors can also book lodges sleeping between four and eight, with private hot tubs included across the current lodge range. Further choices include apartments for four, cottages and bungalow accommodation for six, and camping pods sleeping up to four, view all Mablethorpe holiday parks here.
Touring caravans, motorhomes and tents are accommodated on grass, hardstanding and serviced pitches. Some pitch areas overlook the lakes, while two shower and toilet buildings serve touring and camping guests.
Fishing is one of the park’s principal features. Six mature lakes contain species including carp, bream, roach, rudd, perch, tench and crucian carp. The park also has a nine hole par three golf course, with clubs and balls available to hire through reception.
Families can book sessions at Lincolnshire Aqua Park, use the outdoor play area and multi sports court, or spend time in the amusement arcade. The Grange Showbar hosts live music, children’s activities, family game shows, quizzes and themed events during the main season.
Food and drink choices include Badger’s Barn Bar and Restaurant and The Kitchen Café. A SPAR convenience shop provides groceries, drinks, fishing bait and useful touring supplies.
Grange Leisure Park is ideal for families, anglers, golfers, couples booking a hot tub lodge and visitors bringing a touring caravan or tent. Mablethorpe, Sutton on Sea, the Lincolnshire Wolds and several wildlife attractions are within reach.
Grange Leisure Park at a Glance
| Park information | Details |
|---|---|
| Location | Alford Road, approximately two miles from Mablethorpe |
| Setting | Countryside park arranged around lakes and a golf course |
| Holiday accommodation | Caravans, lodges, apartments, cottages and a bungalow |
| Glamping | Heated camping pods sleeping up to four |
| Capacity | Self catering accommodation sleeping between four and eight |
| Hot tubs | Included with the current lodge range and selected cottages |
| Touring and camping | Grass, hardstanding and serviced pitches |
| Dogs | Welcome in selected accommodation and pitch bookings |
| Accessible stays | Selected adapted caravans and wheelchair friendly pods |
| Fishing | Six mature coarse fishing lakes |
| Activities | Aqua park, nine hole golf course and multi sports court |
| Food and entertainment | Restaurant, café, showbar, arcade and SPAR shop |
| Best for | Families, anglers, golfers, groups and coastal holidays |
Accommodation specifications, fishing charges, entertainment programmes and facility opening times vary according to the booking dates.
Why is Grange Leisure Park a Great Holiday Park?
• Six mature fishing lakes with a wide range of coarse fish
• Caravans and hot tub lodges sleeping up to eight guests
• Apartments, cottages, a bungalow and camping pods
• Grass, hardstanding and serviced touring pitches
• Lincolnshire Aqua Park within the park grounds
• Nine hole par three golf course with equipment hire
• Restaurant, café, showbar, arcade and convenience shop
• Mablethorpe and Sutton on Sea beaches within a short drive
FAQs About Grange Leisure Park
What accommodation is available at Grange Leisure Park?
Visitors can book caravans and lodges sleeping between four and eight guests. Apartments sleep four, while the current cottages and bungalow sleep six. Camping pods and a range of touring and camping pitches are also available.
Do the lodges at Grange Leisure Park have hot tubs?
The current lodge range includes a private outdoor hot tub, with accommodation sleeping four, six or eight guests. Hot tubs are also available with selected cottage and bungalow accommodation. Visitors should check the exact description when booking.
Can guests fish at Grange Leisure Park?
Yes. The park has six mature fishing lakes containing species including carp, bream, roach, rudd, perch and tench. A park fishing ticket or pass is required, and anglers aged 13 and over must also have the appropriate Environment Agency rod licence.
Is Lincolnshire Aqua Park included with the holiday?
Lincolnshire Aqua Park is located within Grange Leisure Park but sessions are booked and paid for separately. Participants must meet the current age, height and swimming requirements, and advance online booking is recommended.
Are dogs welcome at Grange Leisure Park?
Dogs are welcome in selected caravans, lodges, apartments and other accommodation. Pet friendly touring and camping bookings are also available. Visitors must select a pet friendly booking and include their dogs when making the reservation.
How far is Grange Leisure Park from Mablethorpe Beach?
The park is approximately two miles from Mablethorpe and its sandy beach. The journey normally takes around five to ten minutes by car, although travel times can increase during busy summer periods.
Accommodation at Grange Leisure Park
Grange Leisure Park offers caravans, lodges, apartments, cottages, bungalow accommodation and camping pods. Touring caravan, motorhome and tent pitches are also available, giving visitors a broad range of ways to stay near Mablethorpe.
The caravan range includes two and three bedroom accommodation sleeping up to six or eight guests. Caravans have an open plan lounge, dining space and self catering kitchen, with double glazing and bed linen included across the principal current grades. Central heating, ensuite facilities, balconies and pet friendly arrangements vary according to the grade selected.
Selected caravans have been adapted for wheelchair users. Current accessible choices include an entrance ramp and adapted internal layout, with both pet friendly and pet free arrangements available. Visitors should discuss their access requirements with Coastfields before booking.
The lodge range sleeps four, six or eight guests. Current lodges include a private hot tub, open plan kitchen and living space, central heating and two bathroom facilities. Lake view lodges are available, and selected choices welcome dogs.
Apartments currently sleep up to four and include one or two bedroom layouts, central heating and off road parking. The cottages and bungalow sleep up to six and include kitchen and living space, with private hot tubs available.
Camping pods sleep up to four and have electricity and heating. The pods provide a solid alternative to a tent and use the nearby touring and camping facilities. A wheelchair friendly pod is available.
Touring guests can choose grass, hardstanding and Super pitches. Super pitches provide an electrical connection, fresh water and waste drainage. Tent camping includes electric and non electric grass pitch choices, while two shower and toilet buildings serve the touring and camping areas.
Accommodation Choices at Grange Leisure Park
| Accommodation type | Main features | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Holiday caravans | Two or three bedrooms with space for six or eight | Families and shared holidays |
| Hot tub lodges | Accommodation for four to eight with two bathrooms | Couples, families and groups |
| Apartments | One or two bedroom accommodation sleeping four | Couples and smaller families |
| Cottages and bungalow | Self catering accommodation sleeping six | Families and group breaks |
| Camping pods | Heated accommodation sleeping up to four | Glamping holidays |
| Accessible accommodation | Selected adapted caravans and wheelchair friendly pods | Guests with mobility requirements |
| Touring and camping pitches | Grass, hardstanding and serviced pitch choices | Caravans, motorhomes and tents |
Dog friendly choices are available across selected accommodation types.
Park Facilities at Grange Leisure Park
Grange Leisure Park has six mature coarse fishing lakes with evenly positioned pegs. Species include carp, bream, roach, rudd, perch, tench, gudgeon, eels and crucian carp. Day tickets and weekly passes are available, while fishing is currently included with Coastfields touring holidays.
Anglers must follow the park’s fishing rules. Barbless hooks are required, restricted baits include groundbait, hemp, tares and bloodworm, and all fish must be returned carefully to the water. Anglers aged 13 and over require an Environment Agency rod licence.
The nine hole par three golf course has a compact layout with greens, bunkers and water hazards. The course is open to park guests and local visitors, with clubs and balls available to hire and tee times arranged through reception.
Lincolnshire Aqua Park provides a large outdoor inflatable obstacle course. The course includes climbing obstacles, slides and water challenges, with helmets and buoyancy aids provided. Wetsuits can be brought or hired, and all sessions require advance online booking.
The Grange Showbar hosts live music, family game shows, magic, quizzes, bingo and children’s activities. The programme also includes themed weekends and larger entertainment events on selected dates.
Badger’s Barn Bar and Restaurant serves main meals, children’s choices and a Sunday carvery. The Kitchen Café provides breakfasts, sandwiches, paninis, Costa coffee and ice cream.
Families can use the outdoor play area, multi sports court and amusement arcade. The multi sports area can be used for activities including football, basketball and tennis.
The SPAR convenience shop stocks fresh and frozen food, drinks, camping and touring accessories, gas bottles, fishing bait and tackle. Touring facilities include two shower and toilet buildings, along with a coin operated launderette.
Main Facilities at Grange Leisure Park
| Facility | Information |
|---|---|
| Fishing lakes | Six mature lakes with coarse fishing pegs |
| Lincolnshire Aqua Park | Bookable outdoor inflatable obstacle course |
| Golf course | Nine hole par three course with equipment hire |
| Grange Showbar | Live acts, family entertainment and activities |
| Food and drink | Badger’s Barn and The Kitchen Café |
| Family activities | Play area, arcade and multi sports court |
| SPAR shop | Groceries, drinks, bait and touring supplies |
| Touring facilities | Two washroom buildings and a launderette |
Fishing, golf, aqua park sessions, entertainment and individual venue opening times vary during the season. Charges and advance booking requirements apply to selected activities.
Places to Visit Near Grange Leisure Park
Mablethorpe is approximately two miles from Grange Leisure Park. The seaside town has a long sandy beach, promenade, amusement arcades, cafés, shops and traditional family attractions.
Mablethorpe Seal Sanctuary and Wildlife Centre provides a wildlife day out close to the coast. Visitors can see rescued seals and a wider collection of animals, with keeper experiences and educational displays available.
Sutton on Sea is approximately ten to fifteen minutes from the park. The village has an award winning sandy beach, a promenade, independent shops and places to eat.
Alford is a traditional Lincolnshire market town within a short drive. Visitors can explore the town centre, Alford Manor House and local shops before continuing towards the Lincolnshire Wolds.
The Lincolnshire Wolds National Landscape has rolling hills, valleys, streams and countryside villages. Walking and cycling routes around Louth, Spilsby and Horncastle offer a contrast to days beside the coast.
Louth is known for its market, independent shops and St James’ Church. Hubbard’s Hills provides woodland and riverside walks on the edge of the town.
Donna Nook National Nature Reserve is known for its grey seal colony. Seals come ashore to give birth during the winter breeding season, with viewing arrangements introduced to protect both the animals and visitors.
Skegness can be reached for a longer seaside day. Attractions include the beach, pier, Embassy Theatre, aquarium and Natureland Seal Sanctuary.
Nearby Beaches, Towns and Attractions
| Place to visit | Approximate journey | Why visit |
|---|---|---|
| Mablethorpe | 5 to 10 minutes | Sandy beach, promenade, shops and attractions |
| Mablethorpe Seal Sanctuary | Approximately 10 minutes | Rescued seals, wildlife and keeper experiences |
| Sutton on Sea | 10 to 15 minutes | Sandy beach, promenade and village centre |
| Alford | Approximately 15 minutes | Market town, manor house and independent shops |
| Lincolnshire Wolds | Approximately 20 to 30 minutes | Walking, cycling and countryside villages |
| Louth | Approximately 25 minutes | Market, historic centre and Hubbard’s Hills |
| Donna Nook | Approximately 30 to 35 minutes | Nature reserve and winter grey seal colony |
| Skegness | Approximately 35 to 40 minutes | Beach, pier, theatre and family attractions |
Journey times are approximate and can increase on the coastal roads during summer weekends and school holidays.
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