Dougie's Caravan and Camping

King Charles III England Coast Path: Sutton Bridge to Skegness

Follows the Lincolnshire coastline along flat, exposed sea defences and grassland paths with stunning Wash views and big skies. Ideal for families and buggies on firm sections, though some stretches can be muddy after rain. Dogs welcome but keep on leads near bird reserves and grazing livestock. Worth it for uninterrupted coastal scenery, abundant birdlife including waders and seals, and traditional seaside stops at Gibraltar Point and Skegness pier.

Peter Scott Walk

Follows level, paved paths around the Nene Washes, perfect for buggies, wheelchairs and young families. Dogs welcome on leads due to abundant wildlife. The flat fenland terrain offers expansive sky views and exceptional birdwatching year-round, with winter bringing huge flocks of swans and wildfowl to this internationally important wetland reserve named after the conservationist.

King Charles III England Coast Path: Hunstanton to Sutton Bridge

Follows the Wash coastline for 53km along flat, easy terrain perfect for families and buggies on firm sections, though some stretches cross saltmarsh and muddy paths requiring boots. Dogs welcome throughout. Delivers huge skies, wading birds, seal-spotting opportunities at high tide, and remote coastal atmosphere where Norfolk meets Lincolnshire. The length suits multi-day walks with convenient village stops, or pick shorter sections like Hunstanton's striped cliffs to Heacham's lavender fields

Nene Way

Greenwich Meridian Trail