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Things to do near Cleethorpes
Cleethorpes and the surrounding area has a wealth of diverse attractions to tickle the fancy of a wide range of visitors, whether young or old.
Local attractions in Lincolnshire near Cleethorpes Pearl
Although we know you have more than enough to keep you busy and entertained at Cleethorpes Pearl, it is definitely worth getting out and about and discovering all the things to do in Cleethorpes. You couldn’t have picked a better area to explore, starting from the Cleethorpes beach and Cleethorpes Pier, to the Cleethorpes boating lake. Lincolnshire has a wealth of diverse attractions to tickle the fancy of a wide range of visitors, whether young or old.
If you’re after a slower paced and more relaxed holiday, the Cleethorpe seafront is the place to go. Take a stroll down the Cleethorpes Promenade or high street, alternatively, why not take the family for a day out at The Jungle Zoo. Further afield, the beautiful city of Lincoln offers plenty of things to do and see for the whole family.
Places to visit
The Mablethorpe Seal Sanctuary
The Mablethorpe Seal Sanctuary and Wildlife Centre is a seal sanctuary and animal attraction in the coastal town of Mablethorpe, Lincolnshire. Meet the animals including primates, replites, birds of prey, meerkats, birds and the seals!
Drive time: Between 20 and 45 minutes
Dog friendly: No
For further information, please visit website.
Woodside Wildlife Park
Lincolnshire's premier wildlife attraction with lots of animals to see including tigers, white wolves, meerkats and penguins plus lots more!
Drive time: Less than an hour
Dog friendly: Assistance dogs only
For further information, please visit website.
Skegness Aquarium
Are you ready to be transported on an enchanting journey from the shorelines of Skegness to the tropical waters of the deep blue ocean?
Drive time: About an hour
Dog friendly: No
For further information, please visit website.
Skegness Beach
Skegness beach has beautiful golden sand and a multitude of traditional seaside attractions and activities. Everything you'd expect and more from one of the UK's most popular seaside resorts.
Drive time: About an hour
Dog friendly: Yes
For further information, please visit website.
Lincolnshire Wildlife Park
A great family day out for all ages, with the largest collection of Bengal Tigers in Europe & one of the World’s largest parrot rescue centres! Lincolnshire Wildlife Park is now the county’s premier animal attraction.
Drive time: About an hour
Dog friendly: No
For further information, please visit website.
Lincoln Cathedral
One of the UK’s most famous and historic buildings, this grand cathedral held the title of the world’s tallest building for hundreds of years. Visitors and worshippers can marvel at centuries of history culture and faith.
Drive time: About an hour
Dog friendly: No
For further information, please visit website.
Lincoln Castle
A place where kings and convicts have walked. A symbol of power and punishment through the ages. Home to an original 1215 Magna Carta.
Drive time: About an hour
Dog friendly: Assistance dogs only
For further information, please visit website.
Hardy's Animal Farm
A family-friendly farm located in 7 acres of countryside close to the beach, with a range of farm animals for all the family to meet.
Drive time: About an hour
Dog friendly: No
For further information, please visit website.
Fantasy Island
A family amusement park in Ingoldmells near Skegness withrides and attractions the whole family will love!
Drive time: About an hour
Dog friendly: No
For further information, please visit website.
Moggs Eye beach
Also known as Hottoft Beach, this is a quiet rural beach backedby grassy sand dunes.
Drive time: About an hour
Dog friendly: Yes
For further information, please visit website.
Ingoldmells beach promenade
Ingoldmells South is a sandy beach on the Lincolnshire coastline located near the resort town of the same name. The town boasts a number of caravan parks as well as the Fantasy Island theme park.
Drive time: About an hour
Dog friendly: Yes
For further information, please visit website.
The Magic Castle
A fab indoor play facility created for children of all ages. Inside you will find a large four storey play frame with monkey bars, hamster wheel, balance beams, bouncy castle, dizzy discs, ball pool with ball blower, tunnels and slides.
Drive time: Less than 10 minutes
Dog friendly: No
For further information, please visit website.
Time Trap Museum at Grimbsy
The Time Trap will take you on a time travel journey to uncover the town’s history. As you pass through dark, twisting corridors you will be able to explore mysterious nooks and crannies and make your way up and down winding stairs.
Drive time: Between 10 and 20 minutes
Dog friendly: No
For further information, please visit website.
Visit towns close to Cleethorpes Pearl
Cleethorpes
Cleethorpes, a charming seaside resort offers beautiful blue flag beach, a vibrant pier and promenade with shops, cafes, mini-golf courses, funfair rides, fish and chips and arcades, providing plenty of entertainment.
Drive time: Less than 10 minutes
Dog friendly: Yes.
Grimsby
Grimsby is a seaside town known for its maritime heritage, beaches, harbour, fresh seafood (including fish and chips) local markets and historic landmarks. Explore the town centre’s pedestrianized streets, shops, tea rooms and pubs.
Drive time: Less than 10 minutes
Dog friendly: Yes.
Lincoln
A castle, cathedral, cobbled streets, quaint shops, vibrant cafes, great pubs, ghost walks, guided tours, museums, country parks…all the ingredients for an amazing day out.
Drive time: Less than an hour
Dog friendly: Yes
For further information, please visit website.
Scunthorpe
Scunthorpe is perfect for a shopping day out. Whether you're interested in learning about the town's history, enjoying the outdoors, or immersing yourself in local culture, Scunthorpe has something to offer for visitors of all interests.
Drive time: Between 20 and 45 minutes
Dog friendly: Yes