Alojamiento de 1 habitaciones en Swinethorpe, Nr Lincoln

Luxury lodge ideal for a couples romantic break away with a double driveway. open-plan living/dining/kitchen area with direct access onto decking with bistro set overlooking the fishing lake. well-equipped kitchen including dishwasher, microwave and fridge-freezer. Bathroom with double sinks and walk-in shower. Master bedroom with a slipper bath plus an en suite W.C.. The bedroom also gives direct access onto a private decking area overlooking the countryside with an outdoor hot tub.. Camper UK Leisure Park is nestled in the countryside of Lincolnshire, while conveniently only 10 miles away from the historic City of Lincoln. It’s known for the medieval Lincoln Cathedral and other historic days out.





The tranquillity of the park is undeniably enhanced by the beautiful lake stocked with both common and mirror carp for you to fish – there is no better way to while away a lazy summer day.





There are many idyllic, local walks which of course means that your dogs are very welcome. For the more energetic, there are also numerous cycle paths within easy reach; with Cycle Route 64 taking you directly into Lincoln itself.



There is the added bonus of minimal light pollution. Star gazers regularly take advantage of the wide-open Lincolnshire skies.. Camper UK Leisure Park is nestled in the countryside of Lincolnshire, while conveniently only 10 miles away from the historic City of Lincoln. It’s known for the medieval Lincoln Cathedral and other historic days out.





The tranquillity of the park is undeniably enhanced by the beautiful lake stocked with both common and mirror carp for you to fish – there is no better way to while away a lazy summer day.





There are many idyllic, local walks which of course means that your dogs are very welcome. For the more energetic, there are also numerous cycle paths within easy reach; with Cycle Route 64 taking you directly into Lincoln itself.



There is the added bonus of minimal light pollution. Star gazers regularly take advantage of the wide-open Lincolnshire skies.