Cherry Tree Site

General information

Cherry Tree Touring Park is Exclusively for adults (18years+)

Address: Huttoft Road, Sutton on Sea, LN12 2RU.
Contact: (01507) 441626
Website: www.cherryteesite.co.uk

Open 7th Mar - 2nd Nov 2014

Tourist Board Graded 5* star and situated 1.5 miles south of Sutton On Sea on the A52 to Skegness.

• Caravans
• Motor homes
• Trailer tents (sorry no tents)

The Cherry Tree Touring Park has:
• 20 seasonal pitches
• 40 hardstanding touring pitches

10 of which are fully serviced, i.e. electric, water and waste water connections.

All pitches have electric hook-up, rock pegs are required if you use an awning (on sale at reception).

Dogs are welcome (max 2) and there is a short dog trail at the entrance to the site. A nearby footpath leads to the beach which dogs are allowed all year round.

For those of you looking for peace and tranquility in rural surroundings, only 15 minutes walk along the coastal path from the park to the beach; look no further than Cherry Tree.

Please note that we do not accept groups of more than 3 units and commercial vehicles.

We maintain and run the site ourselves and are keen caravanners too. We will do our utmost to ensure your stay here is a pleasant one.

We are situated only 15 minutes walk by footpath or 1.5 miles by car (free parking) from the sea. The gloriously sandy Blue Flag beaches near us are dog friendly throughout the year.

The promenade stretches for miles, giving you chance to enjoy the wonderful healthy East Coast air.

Other facilities nearby include:
• Bowling
• Golf
• Tennis
• Horse riding

Close by, you can visit the market towns of Alford, Louth, Boston and Spilsby which offer the hustle and bustle of traditional street markets. The rolling hills of the Lincolnshire Wolds are just a short ride away.

Further afield you can visit the Battle Of Britain display at RAF Coningsby, enjoy the beauty of Snipedales Country Park and Nature Reserve, Mablethorpe Seal Sanctuary, a day at Market Rasen races or take in a show and the illuminations at Skegness.

A day out might include a drive up the coast to the Fishing Heritage Museum at Grimsby, the spectacular Humber Bridge, Tattershall Castle, the Deep at Hull or historic Lincoln.