Plan Your Holiday at Coral Beach Ingoldmells, Top Tips & Local Attractions

If you’re dreaming of a classic British seaside holiday, Coral beach Ingoldmells makes the perfect destination. ‘Proud holder of the David Bellamy Gold Award for conservation’, this lively park boasts a long list of fabulous facilities with activity and adventure for the whole family at its centre. For families, groups and couples, there’s something for everyone here.

We’ll guide you through all you need to know to ensure you have the best stay from finding the right place to booking to prepare for your journey to experience. So bundle up the kids, dust off the flip flops and come and see for yourself why Coral Beach Ingoldmells is the East Coast’s best kept secret.

What Makes Coral Beach Ingoldmells Special?

Writing just around the corner from Skegness, Coral Beach is a good, family oriented holiday park with nice peaceful fee and tidy caravans and relaxed vibe. It’s especially popular with families feeling the pinch but still hankering for a value holiday by the sea.

Coral Beach Ingoldmells is close to local attractions such as Fantasy Island, markets, amusements and sandy beaches, and is also located in a quieter vicinity than the crowded tourist destinations.

Facilities for caravans, whether you’re taking a tourer, are staying in a let or a seasonal pitch, the site’s great on-site facilities comprise:

• On-site clubhouses with live entertainment
  
• Kids’ play areas
  
• Fish and chip shops
  
• Family bars and restaurants
  
• Arcade games and amusements
  

It makes a great base from which to explore the broader Lincolnshire coast.

Top Tips for Planning Your Holiday

Book in Advance

Summer vacation, school vacation, the coral beaches are crowded. To help avoid disappointment, particularly if you are seeking a caravan of a certain specification (such as pet-friendly or double-glazed), it’s best to book a few months ahead.

Check the Entertainment Schedule

Coral Beach has a vibrant entertainment programme which features karaoke, bingo and seasonal live shows. Be sure to check their website, or request the schedule at check-in, so you don’t miss a single thing.

Bring Essentials, But Pack Light

The caravans come equipped with the basics, but it’s worth bringing a few home comforts — tea towels, spare blankets, perhaps even a fan if you are visiting during the warmer months. With that said, you won’t necessarily need to overpack. There are several great local shops to purchase anything you forget.

Plan for the Weather

As any UK holidaymaker knows, the British weather can be unpredictable. Bring both sun cream and waterproofs, and plan a mix of indoor and outdoor activities.

Local Attractions Near Coral Beach Ingoldmells

That’s the great thing about booking a holiday at Coral Beach Ingoldmells, the huge array of attractions all within walking distance or a short drive. Here are some must-see places to add to your travel agenda:

Fantasy Island Resort

Fantasy Island Just a short stroll from Coral Beach, and one of the largest family resorts on the Lincolnshire coast. It is the site of thrilling roller coasters, gentle rides for the little ones and the largest seven-day market in Europe. Admission to the park is free, and you can pay as you ride or purchase wristbands for unlimited fun.

Ingoldmells Market

If haggling is your thing, then you’ll love this quintessential beach market. Open most days in high season, it includes souvenirs and beach toys as well as clothes, snacks and home goods. It’s a perfect way to soak up some local vibe and uncover a few quirky treasures.

Hardy’s Animal Farm

A perfect day out for families with younger kids, Hardy’s Animal Farm lets children meet and feed a range of animals including goats, pigs, and ponies. There are also indoor and outdoor play areas, plus educational experiences for budding animal lovers.

Skegness Pier & Seafront

But a short drive or bus ride away is Skegness, a quintessential British seaside town with sandy beach, donkey rides, arcades and a traditional pier. It’s great for a day trip while staying in Coral Beach.

Natureland Seal Sanctuary

Also located in Skegness, this sanctuary provides a unique experience where you can learn about rescued seals and marine conservation. It’s both entertaining and educational, a fantastic mix for families.

Dining & Refreshments

As for eating out, you’re spoilt for choice with Coral Beach Ingoldmells at the centre of all the action. At ground level there are takeaway shops selling the staple fish and chips, as well as burgers and full English breakfasts.

For a sit-down meal, try:

• Beachcomber Pub: hearty pub grub and family friendly.
• The Villager Pub: popular with locals and tourists, offers traditional British food.
• Planet Donut: for something sweet after a day at the beach.

If you would rather cook in your caravan you can also avail of grocery shopping from nearby convenience stores.

Getting There & Getting Around

Coral Beach is easily reached by car and by local buses. TRAVEL If heading to the coast by train, Skegness is the closest station and from here you can pick up a bus or taxi to Ingoldmells.

Parking is available on-side, and once you’re settled in, most of the attractions are within walking distance. A decent pair of walking shoes, or a rented bicycle, can make it all the more accessible to explore.

Photo essay: Cesky Krumlov, the picture perfect city straight from a fairy-tale.

Final Thoughts

For a fun, great value, seaside holiday visit Coral Beach Ingoldmells. Whether you’re making the most of the rides at Fantasy Island, tucking into delicious fresh fish and chips, or seeing a family show at the on-site club, there’s something for everyone on a great British break.

With friendly locals, sandy shores, and enough attractions to fill a week or more, Coral Beach Ingoldmells is more than just a place to stay, it’s a destination in its own right.

So what are you waiting for? Start planning your Coral Beach adventure today!