However long you decide to stay at Golden Palm Resort, you’ll always be able to find new and exciting things to do. Start the day with a coffee and a freshly made pastry at one of the parks on-site cafes. Once you’re ready to go, how about a game of Crazy Golf or, if you’re feeling competitive, a morning at the multi-use outdoor sports courts. If the weather is playing up, you can still enjoy a taste of the tropical, and take an indulgent dip in the indoor heated swimming pool. While you lay back with a few leisurely lengths, the little ones can keep themselves more than amused on the swimming pool’s thrilling water slides. Or if you’re after some slightly drier fun, head to the amusement arcade or grab an afternoon tipple at the Maid Marian Pub. A superb Children’s club and separate indoor children’s play area means that busy parents can enjoy a kid-free afternoon and maybe take a relaxing stroll down the nearby sandy beach. Come evening, reconvene for a trip to the glistening Club Tropicana. This luxury, 2,000 seater venue serves up some of the best live music and comedy in Lincolnshire, keeping you entertained long into the night. However you decide to spend your time at Golden Palm Resort, this family holiday destination is sure to keep you entertained. Best of all, with St Leonards, one of England’s loveliest seaside villages on your doorstep, even if you fancy a break from the park, you won’t be stuck for things to do.

Golden Palm Resort sits a stone’s throw from Chapel St Leonards, a beautiful, and utterly English, seaside village on England’s east coast. Head down to the beach and enjoy a sun-lit stroll down with row after row of coloured beach huts on one side of you and the bright Lincolnshire sea on the other. Inland, Chapel St Leonards is home to quaint clusters of independent cafes and beautiful bespoke shopping spots, the perfect place to spend your saved-up pocket money. However, the village is best known for its family-friendly pubs where locals and tourists get together most nights for a warm and welcoming drink. Just a few miles away, you’ll find one of England’s most famous seaside destinations, the bustling town of Skegness. As well as boasting several Blue Flag Beaches and a gorgeous pier, Skegness is brimming with wholesome family entertainment including the Natureland Seal Sanctuary and Skegness Aquarium. For those craving a spectacular view, this part of the Lincolnshire coast hosts countless beautiful holiday homes. Book a spot beside the water and open your windows each morning to the refreshing smell of the sea. Nothing cleans the stress of city life like Lincolnshire’s salty ocean air.