Skegness in General Reviews

As a youngster I was always taken to Scarborough for days out at the beach, but the wife is a bit of a fan of Skeggy and so in the last 5 years we've made the trek over from Sheffield on quite a few occasions. Skegness (or Skeggy or Skeg Vegas as it's affectionately known) is a seaside resort on the east coast of England. Whilst it's ...  Read the complete review

Skegness is a coastal resort in the East of England. ==== Ease of access ==== It is approximately 2 hours to get to Skegness from where I live but that is a pretty good time, there are several main "A" roads that will allow you to get there so unless you travel in absolute peak times then you should be able to get there ...  Read the complete review

A few months ago , me and a friend from uni decided to visit Skegness for a day randomly. We got a bus from Lincoln station and I think it was something like £7 for a return which I thought was quite reasonable. It took about 2 hours to get there and we went through a lot of villages on the way and to be honest I felt quite ill. Once ...  Read the complete review

Ok here we have one of Lincolnshire's most famous holiday resorts. It lies 40 miles east of Lincoln and can be reached by road, rail or bus. Now Skegness is still very popular with visitors but I just can't see many people making a return visit nowadays. The main problem with this resort is that it's stuck in the 60, 70's. The pier was ...  Read the complete review

When you hear people talking about Skegness you'll hear mixed reviews depending on the persons age. If you speak to the younger audience amongst us you'll generally find they describe Skegness as a 'cheap and cheerful' holiday. The more older people of the community may find the whole atmosphere of Skegness overwhelming favoring a more relaxed ...  Read the complete review

I recently holidayed in skegness and thought wow what a beautiful place. It is beautiful tourist attraction- has almost everything you can ask for a sunny holiday. What and where is skegness? Skegness is the thriving resort on the East Coast of England. It is apparently the largest resort town on the Lincolnshire Coast and ...  Read the complete review

Skegness, or Skegvegas as it is known round my neck of the woods, has become quite a popular place for people of all ages, whether it is young groups, couples, families or elderly trips. There is generally something in Skegness, and surrounding areas, for everyone. My love for Skegness has developed over the years from some nice days ...  Read the complete review

I have been visiting the Skegness area, ever since I was born nearly 29 years ago! Skegness itself hasn't changed too much in this time, though alot of the surrounding areas are now unrecognisable from back then. For example, Ingoldmells used to be a quiet seaside village with a busy outdoor market. Now it is the home of a big theme park, all ...  Read the complete review

I don't know how I found myself "on holiday" in a caravan in Skegness, but I did. Now I will say from the outset that this is not an attack on the residents of Skegness or those that enjoy spending time there, this is my personal experience, and it wasn't a pleasant one. I was booked into a caravan on the Millfields caravan ...  Read the complete review

Overview ------------ Skegness is a popular tourist attraction for both day and holiday visitors. It is the largest seaside resort town on the Lincolnshire Coast. It has a great award winning beach and lovely promanade. Leave plenty of time in Summer - roads are very busy and parking difficult. Tip: park at the cricket field only £4 all ...  Read the complete review

Skegness I love Skegness; I had all my family holidays as a child there, so I have lots of great memories. There is lots of places to stay and something to suit all budgets, such as caravans, chalets, bed and breakfasts and up market hotels. Butlins can be a little pricey but entertainment there is included so if you ...  Read the complete review

Skegness is a great place,spents a few family holidays there.Skegness has something for everyone young or old.The beach is lovely to take a relaxing stroll along whatever the weather,and the donkey rides are always a hit with the kids.The nightlife and entertainment is great with disco''s for adult sand the little ones.Fantasy island is a great ...  Read the complete review

Skegness is on the east coast of england It is home to the embassy theatre which pritty much caters for everyone. It has live wrestling shows, musicalls and a lot of different music concerts. This is on the sea fromt so you cant miss it. We went to see annie when we were there. Ticket prices vary depending on what show you go to ...  Read the complete review

Oh I do like to be bye the sea side Skegness well where do I start. Skegness is for every one old and young people. So I bet you are thinking well come on I wont to no all about Skegness well I will tell you every thing to what to do on sunny day’s and all the way through to rainy day’s. Well ok let’s start what ...  Read the complete review

Skegness well where do i start ??? Ok Lets talk about thr first time i went to good old skeggy. BACK THEN The first memory of Skegness was when i went when i was 5 & i can remember playing on the beach, building sandcastles, playing on the trampolines (in particular losing £1 :-( jumping around) & ridding the donkeys. ...  Read the complete review

NAME OF LOCATION: Skegness, a coastal town in Lincolnshire that has been popular for generations with day-trippers and longer stay holidaymakers alike. BACKGROUND I went on a day trip as part of my duties with the St John Ambulance but have also visited the town many years ago as we had a caravan near Butlins just outside Skegness (on ...  Read the complete review

This review isn't about Skegness but there was no topic for Ingoldmells and this was the nearest one to it. As I have a young family, my wife and I choose to spend our holidays in this country rather than go abroad just yet. As well as a lot of other families, we are on quite a tight budget so we look for good value holidays that ...  Read the complete review

If you live in the East Midlands then I will be amazed if you have not been to Skegness. This very popular seaside town is about one and half hours drive from Nottingham and on a sunny Summer’s afternoon it seems as if there is just one continuous line of cars all the way along the road to the coast. Although there are quite a lot ...  Read the complete review

In 1871, this seaside town on the East Coast of Lincolnshire had a population of fewer than 500 people. "Sleepy", I believe is the term that would be used were it still the same today! The Great Northern Railway Company, however, saw the potential of Skegness as a tourist area and, in 1873, a railway line was opened ...  Read the complete review