With the holidays fast approaching, families can look forward to an action-packed summer break with a raft of activities taking place across North Lincolnshire.
PLAY! Scunthorpe, a family fun day, comes to town on 5 August. Church Square will be the centre of activities with fun things to see and do.
As part of the day, 20-21 will be hosting a Robotic Showstopper event and Scunthorpe Central and St John’s Market will both have a range of hands on activities, giving people a chance to play together and try something new.
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With the council also throwing open the doors to all five of its pools for free swimming, the return of the Fuelled holiday activity programme, and Party in the Park, Normanby Hall’s family music festival, there is something for everyone.
Cllr Rob Waltham, leader, North Lincolnshire Council, said: “In the countdown to summer, families often ask me about activities to keep their children entertained that won’t break the bank during the six-week break.
“Earlier this month we launched the Summer Reading Challenge in Scunthorpe town centre with exciting activities that saw more than 600 people visit Central Library, and we’ve organised more events across our town centres and attractions – many of which won’t cost families a penny to enter.
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“I’m delighted that we’ve kept our promise and will – once again – be opening all our pools for free swimming, which I know families really appreciate. We are also launching brand new events in and around Church Square in Scunthorpe town centre. There is so much to enjoy.”
Summer Daze free swimming sessions will take place at different times at The Pods in Scunthorpe, Ancholme Leisure Centre in Brigg, Axholme North Leisure Centre in Crowle, Baysgarth Community Hub in Barton-upon-Humber, Riddings Community Hub in Scunthorpe and at Epworth Swimming Pool. Visit the council website to view pool timetables.
As well as free swimming, Fuelled, the council’s Government-funded holiday activity programme returns bigger and better than ever, with a record 54 providers offering more than 70 clubs and activities.
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Young people aged 5 to 16 years old eligible for the Fuelled programme have been contacted directly, either by a letter home, or via email or text. Many providers are also opening up paid places on their activities. Please contact providers directly.
Other family activities taking place include the ‘Ready, Set, Read!’ Summer Reading Challenge, which this year is all about reading, sport and play.
All children need to do is register for the scheme at their local library and read six books over the summer for a chance to win amazing prizes – including rucksacks, frisbees and fitness trackers.
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Cllr Julie Reed, cabinet member for children, families and communities, said: “As a parent myself I appreciate that the six-week summer break sometimes feels a long time to keep children occupied.
“It’s fantastic to see such a great variety of activities taking place, which will help our young people get out of the house, stay active and make new friends.”
Cultural attractions across the area are also joining the summer fun. Families can meet the Vikings and get hands on with dozens of free activities at North Lincolnshire Museum’s Living History Day on Saturday 22 July.
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Waters’ Edge celebration of all things wildlife returns on Sunday 30 July. Visit the Barton-based nature reserve to meet the alpacas, birds of prey and a variety of reptiles and take part in outdoor-inspired activities.The school summer holidays may just be around the corner but there’s still time to book your last minute break away on the Lincolnshire coast!
Whether you’re a regular visitor to the region or have always wanted to take a break along the county’s coastline, our Lincolnshire holiday parks are the perfect choice for your big summer holiday getaway!
We’ve got seven parks for you to choose from, up and down the Lincolnshire coast, with a location and accommodation offering to suit all tastes and holiday budgets. Whether you prefer touring, camping, glamping or caravan and luxury lodge holidays, we’ve got something that’s right for you and your family!
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Summer holidays are all about days spent on the beach, right? From sculpting the perfect sandcastle to the ultimate kick-about on the sand, what better way is there to spend a summer’s day?
The majority of our holiday parks are located along the coast, so you’re only a few minutes from some of the finest beaches in Lincolnshire. For a great day on the beach, why not visit the golden sands at Ingoldmells, Skegness, Moggs Eye and Chapel St Leonards?
Away from the beach, why not visit some of the region’s many top visitor attractions? From Fantasy Island theme park and Skegness Pier and our very own Lincolnshire Aqua Park (based at Grange Leisure), we guarantee you won’t get bored!
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And, if that wasn’t enough, we’ve got plenty of on-park entertainment too! From legendary pop act Bucks Fizz to Stavros Flatley and just about everything in between, our line-up of top live entertainment will have you singing, laughing and dancing in the aisles this summer!
There’s of top local events taking place across Lincolnshire that you won’t want to miss (and many are just a stone’s throw from our parks! Some of our favourites include:
It’s not too late to book your summer holiday! We’ve got some last minute availability across our range of Lincolnshire self-catering accommodation.
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From our holiday apartments and bungalows to our plush, modern static caravans… whatever your preference, we’ve got something for you at one of our holiday parks.We asked Lincolnshire parents whether they wanted them to be shorter, and opinion was very mixed. While some “loved every day” of spending the summer holidays with their children, others find it expensive and stressful.
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