The caravan is a beautiful two bed caravan, sleeps 6 maximum with a pull out sofa bed.
The kitchen is fully equipped with a dishwasher, coffee machine, toaster, microwave etc.
Main bedroom is very large has a solid king size bed with lots of wardrobe space, dressing table, tv, and en suite bathroom with full sized bath with shower over, sink and toilet.
Large second bedroom with plenty of wardrobe space and beds in an L shape which gives more space in the bedroom.
Family bathroom with shower, sink and toilet.
Large open plan lounge with patio doors leading out onto the veranda with stunning lake views and patio furniture.
Parking for two cars and an enclosed garden with its very own private fishing peg with space for two rods.
Rod licence is required.
Located in Lincolnshire, this lakeside retreat has plenty of activities on the park to keep guests happy, but for those keen to explore the local area, there is plenty to see and do.
RAF Coningsby is situated close by and during the week you can watch Typhoon displays, Spitfire and Hurricane flying over.
A short drive from the park is the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Visitors Centre, where visitors can get up close to the flight’s historic aircraft.
History lovers should head to the magnificent Tattershall Castle.
Work on this red-brick castle began in 1434 making it one of the first of its kind in England.
The National Trust puts on a programme of events throughout the year at the castle, including re-enactments, children’s trails, ghost walks, themed arts & craft activities and festive markets.
Belton House is also a beautiful location with scenic views and stunning architecture.
The seaside resort of Skegness has all of the traditional pastimes you would expect from a seaside town on the east coast.
Think donkey rides, prize bingo, fish and chips, illuminations and of course the great Fantasy Island amusement park, bursting at the seams with rides and rollercoasters.
It also lays claim to having Europe’s largest seven-day market.
Another great day out is a trip to Lincoln to roam the cobbled streets of this ancient city.
Its cathedral, commissioned by William the Conqueror in the 11th century, is home to one of only four remaining original copies of the Magna Carta.
