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Walnut Lakes Lodges And Camping

Lincolnshire
Lincolnshire · PE20 2LQ
At a glance
Dogs welcome
Electric hookup available
Working farm
Accessible facilities

Why campers love it here

Dogs are welcome here
Electric hookup pitches available
Set on a real working farm
Accessible facilities available
An adults-only retreat

About this site

Walnut Lakes Lodges and Camping is an adults-only touring, camping and lodge park set on a 10-acre landscaped farm near Boston in Lincolnshire, built around two coarse fishing lakes. The park sits about a mile from the nearest village, where the shop, post office, chip shop and a restaurant are all within walking distance, with Boston roughly 7 miles north and Spalding around 8 miles to the south west by road. Touring and camping pitches take caravans, motorhomes and campervans, with hookups and hardstanding available, and dogs are welcome on the touring side thanks to a dog walk on site. The self-catering lodges sleep two and do not accept pets, so Walnut Lakes is a grown-ups' bolthole rather than a family site, and it is not suitable for wheelchairs. Fishing is the main draw: two lakes on the grounds, a valid rod licence needed, and quiet country lanes for cycling right off the main road. You get toilets and showers in two blocks, level pitches, and a warm welcome from the owner that campers mention again and again. Touring pitches start from £15 a night plus metered electric, fishing is £5 a day, and the lodges are priced from £350 for a three-night stay, all booked directly by phone.

Facilities

Electric & services
Electric hookup
Access & welcome
Dogs welcome
Accessible facilities
Adults only
The setting
Working farm
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Walnut Lakes Lodges And Camping
PE20 2LQ

Good to know

Is Walnut Lakes adults only?
Yes, Walnut Lakes is an adults-only park across both the camping and touring pitches and the self-catering lodges, so there are no facilities aimed at children. It suits couples and solo campers after a quiet break, and the owner sets a calm, grown-up tone throughout the ten-acre site.
Are dogs allowed at Walnut Lakes?
Yes, dogs are welcome on the touring and camping pitches, where there is a dog walk on site and miles of quiet country lanes nearby. Dogs are not allowed in the self-catering lodges, so bring the tent or van if you are travelling with a four-legged companion.
Can you fish at Walnut Lakes?
Yes, there are two coarse fishing lakes on site and fishing costs £5 a day for campers. You need to bring a valid Environment Agency rod licence, which is a legal requirement for freshwater fishing in England. Lodge stays include fishing in the price.
Does Walnut Lakes have electric hook-ups?
Yes, the touring park offers electric hookups and hardstanding pitches, with electricity charged on a plug-and-pay basis on top of the nightly pitch fee. Motorhomes and campervans are welcome alongside caravans, and there are two toilet and shower blocks serving the pitches.
How much does it cost to stay at Walnut Lakes?
Touring and camping pitches start from £15 a night, plus metered electricity and £5 an extra person, with fishing at £5 a day. The self-catering lodges, which sleep two, are priced from £350 for a three-night stay and £550 for a week. Book directly by phone.
Where is Walnut Lakes?
Walnut Lakes sits in south Lincolnshire between Boston and Spalding, about a mile from the nearest village with its shop, post office, chip shop and restaurant. Boston is roughly 7 miles north and Spalding around 8 miles south west, and buses to both run from close by.

Things to do nearby

Boat launch or mooring
Fishing
Golf
Horse riding
Indoor pool
Outdoor pool
Tennis

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