Tattershall Lake - Au Bords Du lac
East Lindsey
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Au Bords Du lac is a three-bedroom camping cabin sleeping six, set on the grounds of Tattershall Lake. Everything you need for a self-catering stay is provided: electricity, gas heating, bed linen, towels and wi-fi are all included. The cabin sits at ground level, five steps from the entrance, with an open-plan living space that combines the lounge, dining and kitchen areas. A Freeview television, gas cooker, microwave and fridge-freezer mean you can settle in comfortably or cook as much or as little as you prefer.
Bedrooms comprise one double and two twin rooms, served by a shower room with cubicle shower. Outside, there is a private hot tub for six and a sitting area within the grounds. One small dog is welcome (a charge applies). A private parking space for one car is available on site. The cabin is non-smoking throughout.
Tattershall Lake itself is known for its water activities, walking routes and surrounding countryside. Tattershall Castle, a medieval structure run by the National Trust, is nearby. The area attracts visitors for its combination of outdoor pursuits and historical interest, with good cycling and walking opportunities in the locality.
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Arrive after 16:00 Depart before 10:00
🚭 No smoking, please
What guests say
The caravan was nice and in excellent condition. The only downfall was that the caravan was located 20 minutes' walk from all entertainment hubs.
a month ago · via Google
Brilliant .. weather was great aswell .. shame england lost against Argentina x lol
a month ago · via Google
Good walks around but u need a pass to do anything else.
2 months ago · via Google
We stayed at Tattershall Lakes for a long weekend from Thursday to Sunday in a lodge we rented through Airbnb, and overall it was a fantastic break. The first thing that hits you is the view. The lakes are absolutely stunning and really make the whole place feel relaxing from the moment you arrive. It’s the kind of spot where you can properly switch off. We were also impressed with how easy it was to get around. The signage across the site is very clear, so you don’t feel lost trying to find different areas. The security team were especially helpful too, pointing us in the right direction when we arrived, which made things a lot smoother. That said, I would definitely recommend using What3Words to pinpoint your lodge exactly, as it just takes away any guesswork. There were just a couple of downsides. The main one was the condition of the roads. There are quite a lot of potholes around the site, and given the cost of staying here, it feels like something that should be sorted. I can’t imagine we’re the first to notice it either. Also worth mentioning, the on-site shop is very expensive, so it’s best to come prepared. One thing that did catch us out was the outdoor play park. We assumed this would be included, but it actually requires park passes, which felt a bit harsh, especially as we were only there for a few days and didn’t plan on using the main complex or entertainment. Overall though, we had a great stay. The setting alone makes it worth it, and with a few small improvements, it would be near perfect.
5 months ago · via Google
Visitors say this holiday park offers stunning lake views and a wide variety of facilities, including watersports and entertainment options. They also highlight the helpful and polite staff, who provide excellent service. Guests mention the caravans are nice and in excellent condition, and there are good walks around the park.
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