Long Acres Touring Park, Boston, Lincolnshire Campsite

Long Acres Touring Park, Boston

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Station Road
Old Leake
Boston
Lincolnshire
PE22 9RF

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We recommend that you use the A16 via Sibsey, and follow the brown tourism signs to access the site.
Do not follow sat nav instructions as they can take you down bumpy roads.
At Sibsey. - Take the turn to Old Leake on the B1184.
Follow road to end and turn left at T Junction, signposted New Leake, you will have the Hobhole drain to your left,
continue for approx 1 mile, cross over railway crossing then turn next right, into Station Road. (sometimes called Common side Road on sat navs)
Long Acres is located approx 0.5 miles on left just after bend.

Awarded the AA Small Campsite of the Year 2016, Long Acres is an adult only touring park situated in a rural area of South Lincolnshire near the village of Old Leake, surrounded by fenland countryside. The site is central to the market town of Boston, the coastal resort of Skegness, Lincoln, Mablethorpe, Louth, Stamford, Spalding, RAF Coningsby and Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre at East Kirkby.

40 level pitches with 10A electric hook-up, all with hardstanding for motorhomes and caravans and grass for tents. Well-behaved dogs are allowed, with a dog exercise area available on site. A modern, heated toilet block with free showers and hairdryers, a separate disabled wash/shower room, plus an inside dishwashing. There is a local pub, and shops are just three miles away from the site.

Long Acres, with its warm and friendly atmosphere, is perfect for those wishing to get away from their normal busy life, relaxing in peace and tranquillity.

Boston is a local market town, just eight miles away, offering shops, supermarkets, pubs and restaurants, as does nearby Spalding. For a day at the coast, why not travel just seventeen miles to the town of Skegness. For the nature lovers, The Wash is just a few miles from Long Acres where you can visit the RSPB renowned Gibraltar Point, Freiston Shore, Frampton Marshes and other inland nature reserves like Snipes Dales. These sites have planned events throughout the year, and are refuges for many wading and migrating birds.