Centred on the ancient cathedral city of Lincoln, glamping holidays in Lincolnshire range from the sandy beaches of Skegness and Mablethorpe to the rolling chalk hills of the Lincolnshire Wolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This agricultural area is predominantly flat, making it ideal for cycling, walking, geocaching and outdoor activities for all ages.
There are plenty of unusual places to stay on your Lincolnshire glamping break. You’ll be cosy and warm in a romantic gypsy caravan or opt for a glamping pod, tipi or yurt in this scenic area. For a little extra space, consider a family glamping holiday in a Lincolnshire log cabin complete with three bedrooms, bathroom and fully equipped kitchen. Now that’s luxury glamping in style!
Of course, you won’t be spending much time in your glamping accommodation as Lincolnshire attractions beckon. The Lincolnshire Wolds and the marshy Fens with their dykes and ditches offer easy walking and are ideal for birdwatching, nature spotting, photography and picnics. You’ll find plenty of quaint towns to visit close to your Lincolnshire glamping base including Boston and Grantham. Lincoln’s Steep Hill is lined with small shops and cafés and connects Lincoln Cathedral at the top with Well Lane at the bottom.
Those on cultural glamping breaks in Lincolnshire should put Woolsthorpe Manor on their must-do list. This childhood home of Sir Isaac Newton still has his name carved into the windowsill when he was a teenager! The Museum of Lincolnshire Life offers an insight into yesteryear with its working printing press. Other noteworthy attractions for those who enjoy history and architecture include the 15th century Tattershall Castle, Thornton Abbey and Harlaxton Manor, a Jacobean mansion frequently used as a film set for period dramas.
Those planning to take the family glamping in Lincolnshire will find the Natureland Seal Sanctuary with its cute penguins, seals and petting zoo is a definite hit with all ages while the Fantasy Island theme park has roller-coaster rides for older children.