Chapel St Leonards - Skegness

Chapel St Leonards is a tourist attraction located in the picturesque village of Chapel St Leonards, near the town of Skegness in Lincolnshire, United Kingdom. The exact address is 68 Sunningdale Cl, Chapel St Leonards, Skegness PE24 5UR, United Kingdom.

This attraction is known for its wheelchair accessible entrance and parking lot, making it easy for people of all abilities to visit. It is also a great place for kids, with plenty of activities and sights to keep them entertained.

According to Google My Business, Chapel St Leonards has a average opinion of 4.5/5 from 17 reviews. This is a testament to the high-quality experience that visitors can expect when they come to this tourist attraction.

In terms of its features, Chapel St Leonards offers a wide range of activities and sights to see. These may include historical landmarks, natural wonders, and interactive exhibits. However, the specific details of what is available at Chapel St Leonards are not provided on its website or other online platforms.

The website for Chapel St Leonards is chapelstleonards.info. Unfortunately, there is no phone number listed for this attraction, so if you have any questions or would like to make a reservation, you will need to contact them through their website.

Overall, Chapel St Leonards is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to the Skegness area. Its wheelchair accessibility, kid-friendly activities, and high ratings from past visitors make it an attractive option for people of all ages and abilities. To learn more about what Chapel St Leonards has to offer, be sure to check out its website and plan your visit today

Reviews of Chapel St Leonards

Jamie Henson

5/5

Good fishing spot for tent/motorhome camping.
Great location to Fantasy Island and Beach is right next.
Will need a good wheel chair to get up to the beach will need hulk or to drag the person though as its a steep hill full of sand which is a good thing if one does need to drag.
But all in all fantastic place.

Helen Blakebrough

5/5

Love it so much, I moved here.. Best move ever

chelsea porch

5/5

Used to come here early 90s when I was young. Could grab a Teddy and win it nearly everytime and Fantasy Island was just the pyramid lol I come back every couple of years with my Nan and this time our Frenchie Hugo

Kerry Chaney

4/5

Good beach.tbere its gee things to eat there few of footpaths to walk on .

jan simpson

5/5

Live this little village always got people walking round even in winter but it comes into its own in the summer, plenty of shops open in the winter, but come march all opening up up ready for the season, Chapel is very easy to get to the beach, but can be a trek to the beach if the sea is out, but it has got a fantastic beach, cafe on the front so you can relax with a coffee, tea or ice cream.

David Bradley

4/5

There is a saying about chapel. I once spent a week at chapel,one afternoon. Going to be a bit biased cos that's where I was brought up. Tbh it's a lot better in winter, no crowds, the cold hitting you as you walk across the beach, the down side apart from pubs and coop everything is shut. Sometimes would love to move back to Chapel. In

Mark Marriott

5/5

A Fantastic Hoilday Resort with loads to enjoy and see, lots of restaurants pubs & cafe with a great Beach

Sharon Jones

3/5

Sharp tiny stoney beach