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glad you enjoyed it .we stayed there for all that time for less than 500 pounds on a super pitch.we have no kids so didnt use the facilities but its an ideal place for the beach and with us having an irish setter thats blind its so good seeing her run around on it.

the wardens name was crystal by the way and yes she was forever in the shower block cleaning

Nice to see Cleethorpes is getting the praise that it deserves , I was born in cleethorpes and now live in grimsby and all I have heard off people is Oh wouldnt go to anywhere like that they are S at ~t , thanks

Quote: Originally posted by TETRA on 18/7/2010

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Just a thought because I haven't been there for a few years but isn't the deserted beach at Theddlethorpe a RAF Bombing range!!!!!

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We love haven at cleethorpes, we go every easter and it only cost us £44 for 4 nights on euro hard standing.

the carvary up the road is cool to at just £3.49 but it gets very busy a dinner time.

I think the carvery is part of the Crown Carveries chain, mostly northern based but we have about 6 branches within a 30 mile radius here in Derbyshire, and go there most weeks. They also have just started doing a full English breakfast 'carvery style' in the mornings, where they serve you the sausages and bacon, then you help yourself to as many eggs, beans, spuds, mushrooms, tomatoes ect for around the same price as the carvery.

The only thing is that their prices almost double on Sundays and Bank holidays, and its never worth buying a kids meal carvery for just 50p less than the adult one, as they more than halve the meat portion to one small slice, which our grandaughter was quite annoyed about, as she loves her roast beef. You can also buy a Kingsized carvery for around a fiver which is huge, comes with a giant Yorkshire pud, Sausages,stuffing balls and extra slices of meat, as well as the usual 'eat as much as you like' veg. meat selection is always Beef, Gammon or Turkey, with a Veggie dish available to order.

Theres also a branch at Glossop, as well as one next door to the C&CC site at Scarbrough.

Julia