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Chapel St Leonards

 
Description: A charming seaside village resort boasting some of the finest beaches on the East Coast. Many attractions, including ... more
Chapel St Leonards ... crazy golf.

Newest Review: ... centre. The shops are a bit of a mixture for example there is a book shop/sweet shop and also a shop that sells cheap food as well as a clothing shop. For basic essentials there is a newsagents, chemist, butchers and chip shop. There is an entrance to the beach just passed the amusments. *Now for the holidaymakers area* This area houses a lot of caravan sites the main one being the robin ... more

 ... hood site (I dont know if its still called this). Various parks have there own facilites. A lot of these sites have their own beach access. In this there is also a crazy golf which any one can use. There are also fishing facilites and various ...more

Joey+Goodrich
Express Review on Chapel St Leonards
by Joey Goodrich - written on 28/09/09
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Chapel St Leonards is a traditional resort so your expectations should not be set too high. That said it really does have something for everyone, families, couples or individuals. We stay at a lovely chalet on just off Trunch Lane run by Chapel St Leonards Chalets (who have a website of the same name)
which is clean very modern and excellent value for money, sited in a quiet but well placed holiday park near to the beach, Tropicanna night club and the village. Good for a short break to a week.

phil
Express Review on Chapel St Leonards
by phil - written on 18/01/09
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we love csl we go has often has we can. my husband has many happy childhood memories of csl ,his grandparants having a changing tent errected on the beach amongst the sand dunes and the coffee bar oppisite millers amusements and just topside of the coffee bar was some toilets.
Hoping to retire out on the lovely coast of csl when the housing market picks up ,will be holidaying their again you never feel a stranger with the lovely folk from csl
DONT KNOCK IT TRY IT you will be amazed

kath and phil

yorkshire-lass
Premium Review Chapel St Leonards: nice little village (445 words)
by - written on 11/01/09 (Very useful, 183 readings)
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There are two main areas to chapel st leonards. The first area is the village and the second is holidaymakers area where the caravans sites are. *Firstly the village* The set out of the village is based around a tradional village green. Around the green is some shops, a large co-op (which has cash machines) and some amusements. Not far from the green are two car parks but one is hidden in a housing estate but is large. The other car park is easily spotted and includes some toilets and a tourist information centre. The shops are a bit of a mixture for example there is a book shop/sweet shop and also a shop that sells cheap ...  Read the complete review

sambarwell
Premium Review Chapel!!! (156 words)
by - written on 27/08/08 (Useful, 74 readings)
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I've always loved Chapel St Leonards, I got took there with my grand parents, every year, and we stayed on King's chalet and caravan park in a chalet. It nice and quite, unfortunately we don't go any more, but when I last went they has just build Tropicana land which is all orange, it does like very exciting tho, and on the other side is happy days, it has a boating lake, also many arcades, and great shops, i loved yabba dabba doos, i wonder if its still there, it a big warehouse selling goods. I also loved the village and the pub on the way, the people seam very nice there, and its also a short bus ride to Skegness and Santasy Island. The caravan parks there are ...  Read the complete review

pgtom
Chapel St Leonards: club tropicana chapel st leonards (152 words)
by pgtom - written on 26/07/08
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chapel st leonards nice place club tropicana is just a bingo hall with second rate entertainers who totally ignore family's having spent alot of time travling the country i can say with authority that this is the worst place i have been i was charged forty five pounds for a week for admission for me my partner and 3 children only to sit and listen to bingo every hour the acts that perform dont even look at the family area you are met by rude and arrogant door staff . and the caravan site i stayed on at the back was an incomplete building site with no regular security. then to top it all i was overcharged to use site swimming pool this has left me angry and many others ...  Read the complete review

 

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