Cleethorpes, a charming seaside town on the east coast of England, is known for its sandy beaches, vibrant promenade, and a variety of attractions that appeal to visitors of all ages. If you’re staying at any Cleethorpes Seafront Serviced Accommodation you’re in for a treat, as you’ll have easy access to a range of amenities that cater to both leisure and business needs. This article provides a comprehensive guide to the amenities in Cleethorpes that you may find useful during your stay.
1. Beaches and Promenade
Cleethorpes Beach
One of the biggest draws of Cleethorpes is its extensive beach. The sandy shoreline is perfect for a morning jog, a relaxing walk, or a family day out. It’s also a popular spot for kite flying, sandcastle building, and beach sports. The beach is clean and well-maintained, providing a safe environment for visitors. The beach near the pier also has donkey rides in the warmer months
Cleethorpes Seafront Promenade
Running alongside the beach, the promenade is a lively area filled with shops, cafes, and entertainment options. You can take a leisurely stroll, rent a bicycle, or hop on the Cleethorpes Coast Light Railway for a unique experience. During the summer months it hosts a number of activities and events such as the famous annual Armed Forces festivities, various pop up markets and even the odd vintage car rally stop over. The promenade is an excellent place to soak up the coastal atmosphere and enjoy the view.
The promenade continues southwards of the Pier where you can enjoy a quieter stroll towards the well equiped and modern Cleethorpes Leisure Centre. The leisure centre, located at the end of Kingsway, features a gym, various classes and a swimming pool with a tube slide and a wave pool on weekends and holidays. If you continue southwards, you will encounter the famous victorian boating lake with, the Meridian Showgrounds where you will meet with the Cleethorpes Greenwich Meridian line. Adjacent to the boating lake, the Tap House Restaurant serves delicious food.
2. Dining and Refreshment
Seafront Cafes and Restaurants
Cleethorpes offers a diverse selection of dining options, from traditional fish and chips to international cuisine. Along the seafront, you’ll find a variety of cafes and restaurants catering to different tastes. Places like Steels Corner House and Papa’s Fish and Chips are renowned for their classic British dishes, while Petit Delight offers French-inspired cuisine.
Bars and Pubs
For a night out, Cleethorpes has a vibrant bar and pub scene. The Counting House, The Fisherman’s Arms and Willy’s Pub & Brewery are popular choices for drinks and a relaxed atmosphere.
3. Shopping and Retail
St. Peter’s Avenue
St. Peter’s Avenue is the main shopping street in Cleethorpes, offering a mix of high street brands such as Sainsbury’s Local, Co-op, Boots and Costa Coffee. There are also several independent boutiques, and local shops. Pop into Comley Cameras and get expert advice on which binoculus to get for bird spotting and looking out at the ships sailing past. A personal favourite for our whole family. Whether you’re looking for souvenirs, clothing, or everyday essentials, you’ll find plenty of options here. You will also find banks and building societies such as Nationwide, Nottingham Building Society and Lloyds bank and many more ATM Cashpoints.
Seaview Street
At the top of High Cliff Road, offers a variety of restaurants, hair dressers and other boutique shops. The Armed Forces Remembrance Archway is positioned at the top of Seaview Street across the mini roundabout. It is at the top of the hill and overlooks the Humber Estuary and the North Sea beyond.
Fresh Food Markets
If you’re staying in serviced accommodation and prefer to cook your own meals, the town has a selection of fresh food markets and grocery stores. The Cleethorpes Market is a great place to buy fresh produce, meat, and baked goods, while supermarkets like Tesco Extra and Sainsbury’s are conveniently located for larger shopping trips.
4. Recreation and Entertainment
Cleethorpes Coast Light Railway
A unique attraction in Cleethorpes, the Coast Light Railway is a miniature railway that runs along the promenade and into the countryside. It’s a fun way to explore the area and enjoy scenic views. The railway hosts special events throughout the year, adding to the entertainment options.
The seasonal Lollipop Train runs from the pier to the Leisure Centre, a delight for all ages-though only the little ones get a lollipop!
Cleethorpes Seafront Boating Lake
The Boating Lake is a picturesque spot for a relaxing day out. You can rent a pedal boat or rowboat and enjoy a leisurely paddle on the lake. The surrounding park area is perfect for picnics and has a play area for children. There’s also a popular ice cream stand for a sweet treat.
Cleethorpes Pier and Surrounding Area
Here you will find several cafes, bars. seaside arcades, mini golf and other beach side activities. Cleethorpes Library is just across the road from the Pier Gardens and is also a great place to relax with your favourite book. The famous Cleethorpes Pier is home to Papas Fish and Seafood Restaurant where you can enjoy a meal whilst looking out onto the Humber Estuary and beyond.
5. Sports and Fitness
Meridian Leisure Centre
If you want to stay active during your stay, the Meridian Leisure Centre offers a variety of fitness facilities, including a swimming pool, gym, and sports courts. It’s an ideal place for exercise and recreational activities.
Golf Courses
Golf enthusiasts will find several golf courses in and around Cleethorpes Seafront. Cleethorpes Golf Club and Waltham Windmill Golf Club are both well-maintained courses offering a challenging and enjoyable experience for golfers of all levels.
6. Transport and Accessibility
Cleethorpes Train Station
Located near the seafront, Cleethorpes Train Station provides convenient access to nearby towns and cities, including Grimsby, Hull, and beyond. This makes it easy to explore the surrounding areas or commute for business meetings.
Local Bus Services
Cleethorpes has an efficient bus network that connects various parts of the town and neighboring areas. The buses are a convenient way to travel if you prefer not to drive, and they provide easy access to key locations.
Parking Facilities on the Seafront
If you’re traveling by car, Cleethorpes offers ample parking facilities, both on-street and in designated car parks. This makes it easy to explore the town without worrying about finding a place to park.
7. Exploring beyond
If you’re up for exploring further, Louth is a charming Georgian market town on the edge of the scenic Lincolnshire Wolds, with Hubbard Hills being a highlight. The Lincolnshire Wolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offers rolling hills, hidden valleys and gentle streams with Willingham Woods being a particular favourite
Conclusion
Cleethorpes has a wealth of amenities that make it an ideal location for guests staying in serviced accommodation apartments. Choose from several including TYME Suites on the seafront. Whether you’re interested in the beach and promenade, dining and entertainment, shopping, or recreational activities, there’s something for everyone. With convenient transport links and a welcoming atmosphere, Cleethorpes Seafront offers a memorable and enjoyable experience for visitors of all ages.
Enjoy your visit, take everything with you and have fund exploring!