Cleethorpes (pop. 33,300) has grown from a small fishing village into a popular seaside resort, with a beach of fine sand, a promenade and a swimming pool.
Cleethorpes has several notable sites such as the Humber Forts and the lighthouse on Spurn Point.
Cleethorpes Coast Light Railway is a family-run regular coastal service that operates between Cleethorpes Lakeside Station and Kingsway Station. You will pass through Lakeside Park and alongside the Humber Estuary where you can take in the wildlife and busy shipping activities. For your further enjoyment, each station has landscaped picnic areas.
Address: Cleethorpes Coastal Light Railway, Lakeside Station Kings Road, Cleethorpes DN35 0AG, England
Parking: Free
Disability Access: Full facilities for persons with disabilities.
Aimed at displaying one aircraft from every member of NATO, this museum has gathered up a variety of Lightnings, a German F-104G Starfighter and a SAAB Draken.
Address: LincAir Museum, Lightning Lodge, near Grainthorpe, Cleethorpes DN35 9JG, England