Easy to find, a lovely quiet spot with friendly and helpful staff, we got to choose exactly where we pitched and, as we didn't need EHU, basically it was 'anywhere not near the electric points', so we got an uninterrupted view of the Lincolnshire countryside. Yes, the grass was a bit long and would have been a challenge to play ball games on, but absolutely fine to drive, park, walk on. The pub is great, the locals were very welcoming and the food was nice. Good choice of drinks and yes, they did have Timmy Taylors Landlord on. Would definitely be visiting again.

No shower block or toilets, apart from in the pub, although this is made clear from search, so you do need your own and the water supply and disposal points are near the pub, but you can park close by on arrival and departure to use and for the price, you can't really complain.

The pub was really pretty, and food was excellent. Staff Friendly

Avoid Sunday, food stopped at 4pm and pub closed at 6.30pm. We were hoping to spend evening in the pub. ,but instead we ended up sitting in our motorhome. Grass was very overgrown on the pitch.

Pitch exactly as described, a lovely location and easily accessible, very accommodating host, pub was very nice and food was good (try the pie!), pitches far enough away from pub for noise not to be a problem (pub seemed popular and had live music on Sat night). Really enjoyed our stay and would definitely consider going back (Cactusland down the road was an added bonus).

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The Wishing Well Inn was a very welcoming cosy pub and restaurant. The staff and local customers were very friendly.
Due to the heavy rain it was flooded along the road outside and the pitches were very water logged. Fortunately, there was a hard standing just behind the car park and we are able to pitch there.
Overall, a very comfortable stay.

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