Wold's View Country Park

Walter and Natalie didn’t build the location of Wold’s View Touring Park, but that's probably had something to do with the customer accolades too – right by the Lincolnshire Wolds, on the edge of Caistor and within 25 minutes’ drive of Cleethorpes, Louth and Lincoln.

There’s much to be had in the immediate area if you’re sticking close to site, like fishing available right next door or lessons at the Caistor Equestrian Centre within a mile. Wandering the Lincolnshire Wolds from Wold’s View is a piece of cake too (bring some cake from the campsite coffee kitchen): either traipse forth from camp without much of a plan/route or follow the Viking Way crossing through Caistor on its 147-mile journey from the Humber Bridge in north Lincolnshire to Oakham in Rutland.

The four-mile circular walk from Caistor to Nettleton is an easy amble, but if you’re saying pffft to that, try the Caistor Challenge covering 25 miles of Wolds countryside past eight villages and churches.

Pffft to walking, you’re feeling driven? Get the bus from Caistor to Lincoln, Louth, Cleethorpes, Grimsby and Brigg, or take to the car for a ten-minute drive to Market Rasen (racecourse!), Brigg (massive garden centre!) or the Three Sisters Vineyard (wine tours!) at Claxby.

Lovely Louth, the Wolds’s capital, is worth at least an afternoon to nosy around its specialist grocers, independent shops and award-winning The Cheese Shop – and even more lovely Lincoln 25 minutes away worth a full day to see its cathedral, castle and Medieval Bishop's Palace.

Also within reach are the 3000 sea critters of The Deep aquarium at Hull, Humber Bridge and its visitor centre at Hessle, the Lincolnshire Wolds Railway at Ludborough and the Lincolnshire Aviation Centre at East Kirkby.

Visit Grimsby, 15 minutes away, for the six-sailed Waltham Windmill and the award-winning Grimsby Fishing Heritage Centre at Alexandra Dock, where the curious can tour the museum of the Ross Tiger trawler.