The park contains beaches, nature reserves, walks and so much more. The park offers high-quality facilities for communities and visitors. It also provides improvements for wildlife and contributes to the local economy.
Dogs
Most of the land is privately owned and dogs must be under close control. The beach is the best place where dogs can be let off the lead if not in a dog restriction zone. Visit East Lindsey District Council's website for information about restrictions.
Horses
Riding is allowed on all of our beaches apart from between 1 April and 30 September between 9 am and 6 pm or when the Blue Flag is flying.
Wildlife
The area is great for wildlife, whether it's the spectacle of a large flock of waders or the individual grace of a marsh harrier. To check out what you might to see throughout the year visit the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust website.
Walks
Walking is a great way to explore the area and get close to nature. We have three circular walk routes starting from Huttoft, Anderby Creek and Chapel Point. You can find directions and maps in our walk search. There is also the England Coast Path to enjoy. Visit the National trails website to find out more.
Coastal access points
The coast is part of our national identity. Valued for its scenery and as a place for relaxation and enjoyment.
We have provided points along the coast to provide access to the beautiful coastline.
- Anderby Creek, Skegness: Parking for 80 cars
- Brickyard Lane, Theddlethorpe St Helen: Parking for 6 cars
- Chapel Six Marshes, Chapel St Leonards: Parking for 80 cars. Height limit 1.95m
- Crook Bank, Theddlethorpe St. Helen: Parking for 20 cars
- Freiston Shore, Freiston: Parking for 30 cars
- Horseshoe Point, Marshchapel: Parking for 10 cars
- Howdens Pullover, Skidbrooke North End: Parking for 20 cars
- Huttoft Car Terrace, Alford: Parking for 200 cars
- Leverton, Boston: Parking for 30 cars
- Marsh Yard (Moggs Eye), Huttoft: Parking for 150 cars. Height limit 1.95m
- Rimac, Saltfleetby St Clement: Parking for 15 cars
- Saltfleet Haven, Saltfleet: Parking for 15 cars
- Sea Lane, Friskney: Parking for 10 cars
- Sea Lane, Saltfleet: Parking for 80 cars
- Sea Lane, Theddlethorpe all Saints: Parking for 20 cars
- Sea Lane, Wainfleet St Mary: Parking for 30 cars
- Stonebridge, Donna Nook, North Somercotes: Parking for 50 cars
- Wolla Bank, Anderby: Parking for 40 cars. Height limit 1.95m
Parking charges
From Good Friday 2022 car park charges come into force at:
- Anderby Creek
- Chapel Six Marshes
- Huttoft Car Terrace
- Marsh Yard
- Wolla Bank
Charges apply to all vehicles using the car parks between 10am and 5pm daily, between Good Friday and the end of October. The charges are:
- up to 1 hour £1.00
- up to 2 hours £2.00
- over 2 hours £4.00
Vehicles displaying a blue badge are exempt from charges.
There is no facility to pay by cash or card, payment can be made in the following ways:
- Via the APCA connect app. Mobile reception varies, so it’s advisable to download the app before you arrive.
- Via the website www.apcoaconnect.com
- Via the telephone service 01895 262 122
A penalty charge notice will be issued to:
- any vehicle (including those displaying a blue badge) parked between 10pm and 6am
- all vehicles over six metres in length parked at any time
Parking for sea fishing
If you wish to park between 10pm and 6am for the sole purpose of sea fishing you can apply for an annual permit, which costs £50.
All permits are digital, you will not receive a hard copy of your permit. You will be emailed confirmation once your permit has been approved.