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Barlings Lane
Langworth
Lincolnshire (Browse area)
LN3 5DF See Map
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Tel: 01522 753200
Pitches: 25
Open: Open All Year
Rating: 
6/10 from 4 Reviews
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| Date of Visit: January 2012 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: Zedhead36 |
16 reviews from this member |
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We stayed here for 2 nights after picking up our new caravan from Louth. The weather was atrocious while we were here with high winds, rain and freezing temperatures. The campsite is quite open to the wind so bring your tie down kits !
The toilet block is fairly old but very clean. There are ample water / electric points.
I had a walk around the lakes and was surprised to see carp moving even in these temperatures !
I thought the price was quite high (£36 for 2 nights) but saying that we may well be back when the weather warms up a bit as we have friends living close by.
If you have a large unit be very careful turning on/off the mainroad as it can be very busy and you will need to swing out wide ! Also the lane leading to the campsite can be a bit awkward if there are a lot of cars/vans parked on the road
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| Date of Visit: January 2012 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: Mrs numnuts |
11 reviews from this member |
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We stayed on this site for three nights
We paid £18 a night, there was myself and my partner. we didn't put up an awning although we were told that at this time of year we wouldn't have been charged for it
The £18 is for two adults and two children but this was the standard charge so is what we paid
So here's the good the bad and the ugly
Good
Wardens were really friendly, the chap photocopied me the bus timetable as I wanted to go into Lincoln
His wife helped us get pitched right and were, in general, lovely chatty helpful people
The bus into Lincoln ran every hour, the stop was a 15 minute walk a single cost £3.00 not sure on a return
Toilets were clean and heated (ish)
Elsan point nice and clean
Plenty of bins
Small shop with fresh free range eggs
Chickens (I like chickens)
Site was quiet
Plenty of electric hookups with in a close proximity to your pitch
Bad
Seems a bit mean to say the loos but they were basic, two toilets and one shower per sex in a wooden hut and even in January I had to wait a while for a shower then ended up with either it scalding hot or freezing cold all on the same temp setting.
Some standing muddy water from people driving on the grass
Lots of early morning car noise Friday morning as the site has a few people who live in their vans during the week to go to work
The entry gate was slower than a geriatric getting out of bed the first day following a hip replacement
Pitch sizes were small wouldn't like to see it in the height of the season
Ugly
The roads were truly horrendous, we clunked our jockey wheel in a pot hole so deep that it actually bent the wheel despite it being fully up.
The lovely warden man told me the roads would be fixed in the better weather but they were really bad
The site had two fishing lakes and there was one brave soul out fishing although he didn't seem to catch anything
The water didn't look too deep but was unfenced and open and I wouldn't think it was an appropriate place for young children
There were no other facilities for kids and I guess in high season a space to play would be limited
There was a rally field behind reception
There is a large caravan storage area and a lot of what look like seasonal pitches with some interesting green vans!
In summary this isnt a bad site, once the roads are fixed it would be an awful lot better, we wouldn't return again as we felt for the facilities it was overpriced for a couple.
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| Date of Visit: June 2011 |
Unit: Campervan |
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| Reviewer: Dot P |
230 reviews from this member |
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We were looking for a site near Lincoln and chose Langworth as its on the bus route into the city (approx15 mins and £5.50 per adult return).
We had in fact chose another site in the village from reviews on UK campsite but followed the brown tourist signs on the main road which took us to this site instead.
On arrival site appears to be closed. We arrived at a very large / high iron gate which was firmly closed. You can see a large green area through the gates and the lakes but no sign of caravans or life. We used the intercom and warden advised they were open and remotely opened gates.
The pitches are nearly all seasonal and at the far end of the site (not visible from gates). Only 1 or 2 pitches for tourers in this area but seemed fairly tightly packed to us. There are some newer touring pitches along the fence on the edge of the site which looks good. We chose to pitch between the two small lakes and were still able to hook up to ehu.
The toilets / shower block is very old and needs a revamp there were 2 toilets and 1 shower per sex. To be fair they are kept immaculately by the wardens and they are included in price with plenty of hot water available.
The thing we found annoying was the constant bird scarer recording played through speakers across the site. Appreciate this is for the fishing side but does spoil a little as we like to see the wildlife.
This is an ok site which would be greatly improve if the gates we left open during the day to show its open or the reception was sited by the gates. At £17.50 per night for 2 adults with ehu it certainly wasn't one of the cheapest we used in East Anglia and the facilities probably don't warrant the price.
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| Date of Visit: August 2010 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: Ksparky |
9 reviews from this member |
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We took the caravan here in August and the site was full. Lakeside Caravan Park in Langworth caters for touring caravans, motorhomes and tents.
This is a great site for fishermen, lots of plots overlook the fishing lakes. But this could be a worry if you have younger children with you. All campers and caravanners get a discounted rate for fishing.
Campers have their own section of the campsite area which is set against a fence for wind breaking and directly opposite part of the fishing lakes.
Facilities are quite limited. The toilets are separated in to male and female with each consisting of 2 sinks, 2 toilets and a shower, these were always clean when we used them, however there is only one shower in each block so we usually had to queue, however there is no extra charge for showers and they are lovely and warm. There is a dishwashing area and waste disposal.
The whole caravanning area is covered by CCTV cameras for security and there is code for getting in the gate.
Lincoln is about 7 miles away and the castle is well worth a visit, we had a day at Skegness, this is quite a drive (about 36 miles) but worth it for those big kids!
Wragby Maze isn't far and this was a good day out.
The site doesn't really cater for younger children, which suited us, but would not be everyones cup of tea. Ideal site for older campers and those seeking a peaceful holiday
The staff were very friendly and helpful.
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