Tucked away on the stunning Lincolnshire Coast, Anderby Creek is one of the region’s best-kept secrets. This peaceful, unspoilt stretch of coastline offers a refreshing escape from the hustle and bustle of the main strip of Skegness and Ingoldmells. With its wide, sandy beach, grassy dunes and views of the North Sea, it’s a haven for anyone craving natural beauty.

Where is Anderby Creek?

Anderby Creek sits peacefully between Chapel St Leonards and Mablethorpe on the east coast of Lincolnshire. Just a short drive from the busier places. It offers a quiet contrast without being too far from familiar holiday favourites.

It’s roughly 20 minutes from Skegness and less than 15 minutes from Ingoldmells, making it an easy and rewarding day trip if you’re staying nearby. The area is surrounded by sand dunes, open skies and coastal nature reserves. Offering a serene environment ideal for long walks, beachcombing, birdwatching, or simply soaking up the view.

For anyone seeking a change of pace without travelling far, Anderby Creek offers a perfectly placed pocket of calm along the Lincolnshire Coast.

Why Visit Anderby Creek?

Anderby Creek is one of Lincolnshire’s hidden gems. Its clean, quiet beaches stretch for miles, backed by grassy dunes and framed by wide open skies. You won’t find noisy amusements here, just the soothing sound of the waves and the feel of sand between your toes.

This is a brilliant spot for collecting shells, exploring rock pools or heading off on a coastal walk. It’s a favourite for wildlife watchers and dog owners who enjoy peaceful strolls along the shore.

If you’re into photography, sketching or sitting back with a view, Anderby Creek is packed with inspiration. Sunsets here are spectacular, and there’s something truly calming about the natural simplicity of the landscape.

Unlike more commercial seaside towns, Anderby Creek remains quiet even in peak season. It’s the perfect antidote to the hustle and bustle, a place where you can truly switch off and unwind.

Great for Families

Anderby Creek is a fantastic destination for families who enjoy simple, wholesome seaside fun. The wide, sandy beach is ideal for paddling, sandcastle building and beach games, with plenty of space for kids to safely explore and burn off energy.

Unlike some of the busier coastal spots, you won’t find arcades or loud rides here. Just a natural, peaceful setting where families can reconnect and enjoy time outdoors together. It’s perfect for picnics, treasure hunts or relaxing.

During the warmer months, you’ll find friendly local cafes and ice cream huts, so you can treat the little ones (and yourself) after a day of beachside adventures. Whether it’s a full-day trip or a chill afternoon, Anderby Creek offers a relaxed, family-friendly escape.

Perfect for Couples

Anderby Creek is the ideal retreat for couples seeking a peaceful, romantic escape. With its quiet sands and windswept dunes, it offers the perfect backdrop for long beach walks, hand in hand, away from the crowds.

Whether you’re into birdwatching, photography, or just enjoying the natural beauty, this stretch of coastline delivers calm and peace. It’s a wonderful spot to unplug, unwind and enjoy each other’s company.

One of the highlights is the Cloud Bar, the UK’s first purpose-built cloud-watching platform. It’s a unique place to sit back and enjoy the ever-changing sky. Ideal for a quiet moment together or a memorable photo.

With a few cosy pubs and cafes nearby, you can easily turn your day at Anderby Creek into a laid-back romantic outing.

How to Get to Anderby Creek

Getting to Anderby Creek is simple, whether you’re coming by car or public transport. If you’re coming by car, it’s located just off the A52, you should follow the signs through Chapel St Leonards towards Anderby Creek. It’s around 15 minutes from Ingoldmells and 20 minutes from Skegness, making it a great day trip destination.

There’s a small car park close to the beach, which fills quickly during summer. An overflow parking area is usually available during peak times.

Regular bus services run between Skegness and Mablethorpe, stopping at Chapel St Leonards. From there, it’s a scenic walk to Anderby Creek. It’s a quiet spot, so plan ahead, especially in summer!

Stay Nearby at Kingfisher Caravan Park

Only 15 minutes from Anderby Creek, Kingfisher Caravan Park is the ideal base for your coastal getaway. You can enjoy the peacefulness of the beach during the day, then return to comfort and convenience in the evening.

Stay in modern, well-equipped static caravans that give you all the home comforts you need, whether you’re visiting as a couple, a family or with friends.

With a family- and pet-friendly atmosphere, the park offers a welcoming space where everyone can relax, including your furry friends!

Enjoy great value without compromising on quality, with budget-friendly options that let you make the most of your stay. When you’re ready for more excitement, you’re just minutes from top attractions like Fantasy Island, local markets, arcades and evening entertainment.

Ready for a Relaxing Seaside Escape?

Discover the best of both worlds with a peaceful day at Anderby Creek and a comfortable stay at Kingfisher Caravan Park in Ingoldmells. Whether you’re planning a romantic break or a family holiday, it’s the perfect base for exploring the Lincolnshire coast.

Book your caravan stay today and start making memories by the sea!