Find out what you can do in and around Skegness during your stay at Butlins Skegness.
You can spend a day at the beach with the kids or maybe visit one of the great tourist attractions that abound.
You could go out a grab a meal at one of the many restaurants of cafes you will find close by.
This is where Butlins all started back in 1936 but a lot has changed since then! You’ll find some lovely restaurants and a beautiful blue flag sandy beach right on your doorstep or in the surrounding area,.
You will have some great days out close to Butlins Skegness.
Skegness Beaches
Great days out on the beach.
Mablethorpe
Mablethorpe - is a great town for traditional seaside holidays on the Lincolnshire Coast with Blue Flag award winning sandy beaches stretching for miles.
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Ingoldmells
Ingoldmells - great family fun, with beaches, family attractions, to Europe’s largest seven-day market and much much more.
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Chapel St Leonards
Chapel St Leonards - is a great family seaside town.
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Eating Out Around Skegness
Skegness has some great places to have ameal or just a quick take a way.
Families and vacationers will never get bored at the Butlins Resort in Skegness, which is home to Splash Waterworld, plus outdoor family swimming pool and some other outdoor recreation facilities such as sports courts and adventure golf.
The beach can easily be reached on foot. Guests are just a few minutes away by car from attractions like Gibraltar Point Nature Reserve, Hardy’s Animal Farm, and the National Parrot Sanctuary.
For dining, there are several restaurants on site. Self catering apartments are also available. The resort also has plenty of shops and a supermarket.
Butlins Skegness is situated in the East Lindsey district of Lincolnshire, just north of the town of Skegness. Skegness is home to the first ever Butlins holiday camp which opened in 1936 and although the resort has obviously seen numerous renovations and additions to suit the modern age, the traditional charm that drew people here almost 80 years ago is still very much alive.
