Larkrise Holiday Site
White Hoe Farm, 3 Gainsborough Road, Kirton Lindsey Gainsborough DN21 4EN, UK
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About Larkrise Holiday Site
Bells, whistles and noisy nightclubbing are not what you'll find on the menu at Larkrise Holiday Campsite in Lincolnshire. But you'll be able to sample first-rate vistas, wide open space, peace, quiet and pitches on a huge grass field – and the freshest of eggs for sale from resident hens. It's enough to make one get up very early.
Larkrise is in an agreeably rurally location but only about a 25-minute drive from Lincoln, a mile from the pubs and food shops of the local village and also a mile from the butcher, café and produce of the award-winning Uncle Henry's Farm Shop (we'd bet a year's worth of Lincolnshire sausages that littlies will love the tractor and tyre swings at this last).
As well as the huge pitching field, Larkrise comes with showers and loos, fresh water, chemical disposal, optional electric and picnic tables.
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Pitch types
- Electric grass tent or trailer tent pitch
- Non-electric grass tent pitch
Pitch details as listed by the booking provider — availability and exact pricing shown at checkout.
Facilities
Location
White Hoe Farm, 3 Gainsborough Road, Kirton Lindsey Gainsborough DN21 4EN, UK Get directions
Opening hours
- Monday
- Open 24 hours
- Tuesday
- Open 24 hours
- Wednesday
- Open 24 hours
- Thursday
- Open 24 hours
- Friday
- Open 24 hours
- Saturday
- Open 24 hours
- Sunday
- Open 24 hours
What visitors say
Stayed on the campsite for 2 nights and the hosts John and Susie were lovely. The "manager", on the other hand clearly has no idea about how to manage a property nor anything about customer service. I found her to be very rude and I am a very tolerant person. The place is low cost and good value in that sense but it's a place very much stuck in the past. If easy jet did camping, this would be it. The site needs a tidy up, the annoying padlock on the gate needs removing. Difficult to put back on and I almost threw it in the bin. Honestly there are better places down the road, I have been and stayed there (they were booked up hence we couldn't) and I would just suggest you look slightly further afield. We shall not be returning. It's not for us. Have been camping with the kids for over 9 years. It's a field with hedgerows around it. No view. Near a road. No hot water. No washing up facilities and showers which have seen much better days. Good for a stop over. Certainly not a break. The place has potential with some investment and customer service training (with the exception of John and his wife who without a doubt are the lovest people you will meet)
2 years ago · via Google
Excellent cottage ,peaceful surroundings. Very helpful and informative host. Near Gainsborough and Lincoln. Plenty of walking and places of interest.
9 months ago · via Google
Had an amazing 4 days arrived at the site and was immediately made welcome by Stacey who was friendly and knowledgeable and showed me the pitch and facilities available.After a short time a member of staff checked that everything was ok. My stay was extremely enjoyable ,the site was very peaceful and relaxing. The site was home to horses, pigs, geese and chickens making it a wonderful countryside experiance.I found the toilets and showers always clean and adequate for the purpose,the owner was very friendly and always had time for a chat I am looking forward to visiting again in the near future.
7 years ago · via Google
The staff/owners were brilliant, very friendly and chatty. We knew it was going to be a basic site so we had no problem with that. The bins in the field were full and overflowing whilst we were there. It wasn't until we were leaving that we found out that there was a toilet waste. We had looked at some of the previous reviews regarding cleanliness and thought that they were just being picky. I would have to agree that even though it is a basic site it is not as clean as it should be. Shower had the same hairs on it all the weekend. Cobwebs had brick dust on them which meant that they were there for a very long time and the toilets smelt of ammonia due to the chickens being next door which was very strong, you could not stay to long in the toilet. Only cold water in the toilets/washroom.
7 years ago · via Google