About Us

Long Acres is a 5 star caravan park, just for adults. Set in South Lincolnshire with 40 pitches suitable for touring caravans, motorhomes, trailer tents and tents. Its warm and friendly atmosphere, is perfect for those wishing to get away from their normal busy life. Most important for chilling out and relaxing in peace and tranquillity.

Set in three acres of fenland countryside, the long strip of land is an oasis for birds and wildlife. For example, Barn Owls, Tawny Owls, Woodpeckers and Cuckoos are just some of the birds that can be spotted. A vast variety of trees and shrubs provide protection from the wind and shelter from the sun on a hot summers day. The pitches away from trees, provide panoramic views across the countryside to the Lincolnshire Wolds in the distance.

Award winning 5 star caravan park
Awarded a Rose Award in 2022 by Visit England in Recognition of Service Excellence. Won AA Small Campsite of the Year in 2016, and have achieved a Quality In Tourism 5 Star Rating, a 4 Pennant AA Gold Quality Standard and multiple Gold David Bellamy Conservation Award. Since 2016 our visitors have voted us into the Top 100 sites in the country.

Central location for exploring
The adult only caravan park is accessible from both the A16 & A52 and benefits from a multitude of tourist attractions and leisure activities on its doorstep. 3 miles to the centre of Old Leake village and the Co-op supermarket and fish and chip shop. 8 miles to the market town of Boston and 17 miles from the resort town of Skegness.

The market town of Spalding, now famous for the Springfields shopping outlet is just a short distance away. Kings Lynn, Lincoln and Grimsby are all within an hour of driving. For those who wish to visit, historic houses, churches, castles, picturesque towns and villages, the countryside await you.

Nature lovers
For the nature lovers and bird watchers amongst you "The Wash" is just a few miles from Long Acres. You can visit the RSPB renowned Freiston Shore and Frampton Marshes and Gibraltar Point. The sites have planned events throughout the year, and are refuges for many wading and migrating birds throughout the year.