North Shore Holiday Park (Coastfields Leisure Ltd) (Skegness)

Park, North Shore Holiday Centre, Elmhirst Ave, Roman Bank, Skegness PE25 1SL, United Kingdom, United Kingdom

Guest rating: 4.2 / 5

Overview

North Shore Holiday Park (Coastfields Leisure Ltd) is a holiday park in Skegness, set within the North Shore Holiday Centre on Roman Bank. It operates as a leisure-focused base for exploring Skegness’s seafront attractions rather than a conventional star-rated hotel. Public feedback places it at 4.2/5 from roughly 1,100 reviews.

On-site facilities (as referenced by guests)

While a full amenity list is not documented, guest reviews consistently reference shared toilet and shower blocks. On-site food and drink are also mentioned, including a restaurant noted for reasonably priced meals and a bar area where value for money is a recurring theme. Some guests highlight cleanliness and friendly staff, while others report issues around block conditions and management of guest behavior during busy periods.

Location & nearby attractions

The park sits close to key Skegness attractions, with Natureland Seal Sanctuary about 813 m away and Skegness Pier around 1.2 km away. Skegness Pleasure Beach (~1.3 km), The Village Church Farm (~1.35 km), Skegness Beach (~1.5 km), Skegness Aquarium (~1.58 km), and Fairy Dell Paddling Pool (~1.8 km) are also within easy reach. For longer outings, Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve is about 5.9 km away, while Fantasy Island and The Odyssey are roughly 4.1 km away.

Best for

This holiday park suits leisure travelers who want a Skegness base near the seafront and major family attractions such as the Pier, Pleasure Beach, Aquarium, and Natureland Seal Sanctuary. It may appeal to value-focused guests, as reviews often mention reasonable pricing for food and drink and friendly staff. Travelers who are sensitive to noise may want to factor in reports of disturbance during peak periods.

Travel tips

For walkable sightseeing, plan time around the nearby cluster of Skegness attractions: the Pier (~1.2 km), Pleasure Beach (~1.3 km), Beach (~1.5 km), and Aquarium (~1.6 km). If you’re visiting in summer or during school-holiday periods, expect busier conditions and consider day trips to Gibraltar Point (~5.9 km) for a quieter, nature-focused outing. If your stay relies on shared facilities, be aware that reviews specifically discuss the condition of toilet/shower blocks and overall site behavior during busy spells.

What guests say

Reviews frequently mention good value, including reasonably priced food and drink, and several guests point to friendly staff and clean toilets/showers. Dining receives positive notes for affordable meals. However, a detailed negative account describes issues with noise, disruptive guest behavior, and inconsistent enforcement of site rules, along with complaints about cleanliness and conditions in shower/toilet blocks at times. Overall sentiment suggests a value-focused park with strong location advantages, but with variability in atmosphere and facilities during busy periods.

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