About Us

Awarded AA Small Campsite of the Year 2016, Long Acres is a 5 star tranquil, rural, adults only touring caravan park in South Lincolnshire, with 40 pitches suitable for caravans, motorhomes, trailer tents and tents. Its warm and friendly atmosphere, is perfect for those wishing to get away from their normal busy life, 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. With Barn Owls, Tawny Owls, Woodpeckers and Cuckoos 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 Wolds in the distance.

Long Acres Touring Park has achieved a Quality In Tourism 5 Star Rating, a 4 Pennant AA Gold Quality Standard and a Gold David Bellamy Conservation Award.

The caravan park benefits from a multitude of tourist attractions and leisure activities on its doorstep, is 8 miles from the market town of Boston and 17 miles from the resort town of Skegness, and accessible from both the A16 & A52.

The market town of Spalding, world famous for its flower festival in spring is just a short distance away. For those who wish to visit, historic houses, churches, castles, picturesque towns and villages, the countryside await you.

For the nature lovers / bird watchers amongst you "The Wash" is just a few miles from Long Acres where 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.

For the more athletic the Lincolnshire fens offer the walker and cyclist miles of minor roads and countryside to explore. For fishermen the local fenland rivers & drains offer you lots of opportunity to fish, with the Hobhole drain just a 1/2mile from the site.

Have a look around our website, and come and visit Long Acres Touring Park soon!

John & Tracey Plant
Long Acres Touring Park