Monarch Lakeside Park is a small adults-only Certificated Location beside the owners' fishing lake at Hubberts Bridge, about 4 miles west of Boston in the Lincolnshire fens. This is a five-pitch members' site under the Caravan and Motorhome Club scheme, so you need to be a Club member and bring a caravan or motorhome, as tents are not taken. Pitches are a mix of hardstanding and grass, all with 16amp electric on a coin meter (£3 at arrival), and the two summer lakeside pitches look straight out over the water. Facilities are simple but sorted: exclusive-use showers and toilets included in the price, free covered dish washing, fresh water and bollard lighting around the site. The owners describe it as an off-the-beaten-track hideaway, and a riverbank cycle path runs all the way into Boston, so you can leave the car and pedal in for shops or a meal. A pub sits within a mile and Hubberts Bridge has its own small train station. Coarse fishing is available a few miles away according to the site's own listing, and for Club members the quiet, adults-only feel is the real reason to book Monarch Lakeside Park. The season runs from March to October, and pitch fees are arranged through the Club rather than published online.
Monarch Lakeside Park Certificated Location PE20 3QT
Good to know
Is Monarch Lakeside Park adults only?
Yes, it is a strictly adults-only Certificated Location, so no under-18s can stay. It suits couples and solo travellers after a quiet waterside pitch near Boston, and the five-pitch size keeps the atmosphere calm rather than busy or family-focused throughout the season.
Do I need to be a Caravan and Motorhome Club member to stay?
Yes, this is a members' Certificated Location under the Caravan and Motorhome Club scheme, so you book as a Club member. Pitch fees are arranged through the Club and owner rather than listed publicly online, and electric runs on a £3 coin meter at arrival.
Can I bring a tent to Monarch Lakeside Park?
No, the site takes caravans and motorhomes only, not tents. There are five pitches in a mix of hardstanding and grass, each with a 16amp electric hookup on a coin meter, and the two summer lakeside pitches give you an uninterrupted view over the water.
Are dogs allowed?
Yes, dogs are welcome. There is a dog walk straight from the site and a riverbank cycle and footpath running into Boston, roughly 4 miles east, so you have easy, flat routes for exercising them without needing to drive anywhere first.
When is the site open?
The owners run a season from the 1st of March to the 31st of October, so it is not a year-round site. Arrivals are from midday, and the setting on the fen edge near Hubberts Bridge stays quiet and off the beaten track right through the season.
Is there fishing on site?
The two summer pitches overlook the owners' lake, and coarse fishing is available a few miles away according to the site's own listing. Bring your own tackle and check the current fishing arrangements with the owners when you book your pitch.
Things to do nearby
Fishing
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