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Who's it for
Families Welcome	Not Members Only	Rallies Welcome	Not Naturist Site
Dogs Welcome	No Dogs Allowed	Groups Welcome	Motorbikers Welcome
Facilities
Toilet Facilities	Hot Showers	Washing Up	No Bathroom
No Baby Changing	Laundry On Site	Drinking Water	Disabled Friendly
Chemical Disposal	No Battery Charging	Gas Exchange	Recycling Facilities
No Kitchen Facilities	Freezer / Fridge	No Motorhome Point
Shop On Site	Bar <5 miles	Restaurant <5 miles	No Wifi Access
Activities
No Playground	TV Room	Games Room	No Evening Ents
Fishing <5 miles	No Wild Swimming	No Indoor Pool	No Outdoor Pool
No Horse Riding	Cycle Hire On Site	Golf <5 miles	No Tennis
No Beach	Watersports <5 miles	Boat Launch / Mooring <10 miles
Other Features
No Sea Views	Not Working Farm	Campfires Allowed	Not Open All Year
No Waterside Pitches	Public Transport <1 mile	Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access

Coronavirus Update

Our site is opening in line with government guidance and we are taking bookings for arrivals from 04/07/2020 onwards , please be assured you can book with confidence

For peace of mind of our customers and staff, we have decided to restrict our communal areas and this may include toilet and shower facilities. Please contact us for full details of what facilities are available.

To enquire about a booking or for more information please contact us

Date of Visit: April 2019	Unit:  Touring Caravan	Rating: Rating Breakdown: Location: Facilities: Customer Service: Value for money: Child friendliness: Overall:
Nights stayed: 10	Travelling as:  Mature couple
Reviewer: Daisy2772	3 reviews from this member
My husband and I stayed at Laurel Park for 10 nights, over the Easter period. Most of the time we were lucky to have most of the site to ourselves but even over the bank holiday when it was busy it was still such a peaceful place to be. From the minute we contacted the site to check availability the owners were extremely helpful and friendly. On arrival at the site Emma introduced herself and showed us around the site, introducing us to her children and then the animals and then to Andy who had been busy when we arrived. They were happy to spend time showing us around and we were more than happy to let them, especially enjoying being able to hold their new born rabbits and even going into the donkey paddock for a cuddle with the gorgeous Karma and Prana. We were on the most perfect pitch, over looking the donkey paddock and we really didn't want to leave. We had originally booked for 7 nights and planned to move on but fell in love with the site and the family and animals and extended our stay. The family are working hard to get the site as they want it after only taking over in December and are doing a great job. They are very passionate about the animals and allow campers to become involved with feeding and walking which we noticed the other campers over Easter enjoyed as much as we had, especially the children. There is a great little shop on site which has everything you could need and more, we were especially pleased to find Vegetable burgers and Bean burgers for my vegetarian daughter who visited us one day. There were also some beautiful little items for sale including jewellery, cushions and other decorative items, all very reasonably priced. We particularly enjoyed the family room which was open throughout the day and night and provided comfy sofas, a tv, games, books and dvds and a pool table which my husband enjoyed beating me at most nights. There was also a freezer, microwave, kettle and coffee machine for guests to use. Brilliant! Toilets and showers were good and I understand that the owners are going to be building more which will only be a bonus. Hot water was free and plentiful. Around the site there were lots of recycling bins and water points. Electric hook up was available if required. Central to the campsite is a communal meeting area, near to the rabbits and chickens where there are plenty of picnic tables and a large bbq and fire pit which we were lucky enough to be invited to use with the family and other long staying guests of the site one night, which proved to be a really good laugh. We were lucky enough to have had almost wall to wall sunshine during our stay but even if it rained most of the time it wouldn't have spoilt it, we loved every minute of our 10 days at Laurel Park and were really sad to leave but will definitely be back soon.

Date of Visit: March 2019	Unit:  Motorhome	Rating: Rating Breakdown: Location: Facilities: Customer Service: Value for money: Child friendliness: Overall:
Nights stayed: 4	Travelling as:  Retired couple
Reviewer: Lorraine Tunnard	1 review from this member
Lovely campsite. Quiet and peaceful. The animals so sweet. Andy and Emma lovely lovely hosts. We have already booked for our next stay. Really lovely people and we even had fresh laid eggs for omelette. Cannot fault anything.  via mobile

Date of Visit: December 2018	Unit:  Touring Caravan	Rating: Rating Breakdown: Location: Facilities: Customer Service: Value for money: Child friendliness: Overall:
Reviewer: Adyowen	1 review from this member
My wife and I, plus three dogs have been staying at The Laurel Park Campsite since the 18th Dec. Our stay was not intended but our house purchase fell through. Emma, Andy and the kids Joshua and Savannah had just purchased the site, and could have not been more helpful. The site is surrounded by conifer trees providing excellent cover from the weather. The toilets and showers are clean and tidy, also the site has a washing machine and tumble dryer. The on site shop is currently being refurbished to a very high standard and will be a bonus to the site. We can see the vision that Emma and Andy have for the site, and my wife and I can see the campsite growing from strength to strength and we are glad to have been their firsts guests. Emma and Andy have a firm foundation on which to build great campsite and we wish them every success in the future at Laurel Park Campsite. Regards Jane & Ady

Date of Visit: August 2018	Unit:  Motorhome	Rating: Rating Breakdown: Location: Facilities: Customer Service: Value for money: Overall:
Reviewer: Michaelmorris	17 reviews from this member
Stayed for just one night as we toured around Lincolnshire. Lovely lady runs this small quiet site. Only one male and one female toilet and shower. Clean and tidy. Only criticism would be that the very high hedge that surrounds much of the site blocks a fair bit of light and blocks mobile phone signal.

Date of Visit: July 2017	Unit:  Touring Caravan	Rating: Rating Breakdown: Location: Facilities: Customer Service: Value for money: Child friendliness: Overall:
Reviewer: Sewing	2 reviews from this member
This is our second visit to this site. The first one was a few years ago in a folding camper. This time it was in a caravan. We were made to feel welcome straight away. The site wasn't busy so we could park wherever we wanted. Beautifully kept grass and very private. Very tall ferns and laurel hedges, so no road noise at all. Small shower block with one shower and two toilets. Lovely and clean. Also a washing machine and tumble dryer. We really liked this site and will definitely be going back. I really didn't want to come home as it was so relaxing.

Date of Visit: June 2017	Unit:  Tent	Rating: Rating Breakdown: Location: Facilities: Customer Service: Value for money: Child friendliness: Overall:
Reviewer: Ayjay90	1 review from this member
Absolutely Fantastic site. The location was perfect, the only 2 roads there were side country roads with almost no regular traffic, surrounded by trees to give a very secluded feel. As for the facilities they were very good and well kept. Taps were plentiful around the site etc. And the shower was powerful and always hot (though we needed cold showers due to weather!) For the owners we thought they were wonderful. Extremely helpful and friendly, couldn't ask for more than what we got. Wonderful campsite, wonderful people, wonderful location. We have camped at dozens of sites and we 'had' our favourite up in Yorkshire. Since staying here Laurel Park has now topped that list.

Date of Visit: May 2017	Unit:  Trailer Tent	Rating: Rating Breakdown: Location: Facilities: Customer Service: Value for money: Child friendliness: Overall:
Reviewer: Browndivegirl	6 reviews from this member
This is a laid back campsite. We had a caravan, trailer tent & 2 families in tents, some with electric some without and we were easily accommodated. The toilets were small but very clean. This is a very sheltered site with tall trees to protect from the Lincolnshire wind. The wardens were easy to contact without patrolling the site like prison guards and very friendly. We had heavy rain on the first day, but there was no problem with waterlogging or mud. Firebasket hire and kindling and logs were £6, a bargain compared to other sites we've stayed on. The only downside was the unpredictable noise from the neighbouring farmers field (explosive bird scarers), no doubt to frighten hungry birds from precious crops. Whilst the noise didn't bother the humans in our party, both dogs were terrified. Ours refused to eat and sought refuge in the car or caravan. Because of this I would not return, and it's a shame as it is completely beyond the owners control.

Date of Visit: May 2017	Unit:  Touring Caravan	Rating: Rating Breakdown: Location: Facilities: Customer Service: Value for money: Child friendliness: Overall:
Reviewer: Lancboy51	2 reviews from this member
We stayed over the Bank Holiday. The site is new and well laid out, the toilet block was always clean when we used it. Being able to position our van over looking the fishing lake was a bonus as the sun rises were great over the lake. The site was always quite even-though you could see Ingoldmells pleasure beach from the site. If taking small children there is no play area and we had difficulty getting a internet signal( which was a bonus for us) A word of warning the road outside the site is very uneven and narrow in places. There were a couple of fishing matches while there and these where held on the second of the two lakes which has no pitches around it so this did not affect us.

Date of Visit: May 2016	Unit:  Tent	Rating: Rating Breakdown: Location: Facilities: Customer Service: Value for money: Child friendliness: Overall:
Reviewer: Cycle man	3 reviews from this member
Turned up on our cycles unannounced on a Sunday and found the owners very helpful and not put out by our sudden appearance. The site is very easy to access if you are cycling as it is on NCR 1. Nice level grass campsite with a small shop & clean amenities.

Date of Visit: August 2015	Unit:  Tent	Rating: Rating Breakdown: Location: Facilities: Customer Service: Value for money: Child friendliness: Overall:
Reviewer: Paul-H	5 reviews from this member
Our second visit to Laurel Park (my previous review seems to have disappeared?) but certainly not our last. The site is really well laid out with areas sectioned off by trees or rose bushes. It's also very sheltered from the wind by tall conifers around the outside. The toilets and showers are always spotlessly clean and although there's only one gents and one ladies there is never a queue. The nice touches are hand soap and a hand towel in each. Pitches aren't marked out but you're left to pitch how you want within reason. Campers are left to use common sense when pitching and everyone gets their space. The one thing that sets Laurel Park apart from other sites is the owners. They are obviously very proud of the site and work hard to maintain it and keep it in tip top shape. They can be seen at all times of the day or evening wandering around chatting to campers and generally keeping an eye on things. They have a wealth of knowledge about the local area and will suggest places to go and things to do and have leaflets for further info. If you want a decent pitch, with or without EHU, at a very reasonable price in a quiet, peaceful location you won't go far wrong with a stay at Laurel Park.

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