Yabadabadoos at chapel st leonords what a rip off Thay inflate the price at the till item said £4 got to till told me it was £7 now reported to trading standards don't use bab service will never use again.

Chapel St Leonards is a quite coastal resort on the lincolnshire coast.It is only about 15 minutes drive from the famouse Skegness (aka Costa del Skeg !) and Mablethorpe. It is easily reachable from anywhere in the uk and promises an ideal break for all. Chapel St Leonards is a quiet and peaceful holiday place, bringing back the traditional holidays with the family in mind in opposition to over commercialisation and tacky shops. Not that there aren't a couple mind, it wouldnt be britain without them would it?! There are two sections to chapel, and pretty much each area caters for the different types of holiday makers - cleverly done there! There ...  Read the complete review

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.

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 amazedkath and phil

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