SPONSORS & GRANTS

Coastal Caravan Breaks offers staycation accommodation along the East Coast. Our mission is to improve the accommodation industry by reducing the digital scams families experience. We ensure all our accommodations on offer are quality approved and restore confidence to holiday makers when booking their overnight visits to the East Coast.

Lincolnshire Community Foundation has awarded East Coast Pride a grant from the East Lindsey Investment Fund. The intention of this Fund is to strengthen the social fabric of communities, create opportunities for social connections to develop and thrive as well as further develop access to services for local residents.

As the Home of Entertainment, Butlin's is a market leader in family holidays, promising endless fun for all age groups with so much included in the price of a break. Alongside family breaks, we also host our Butlin’s Big Weekenders. These are exclusively for adults, with packages including decade-themed parties and genre-specific music weekends and festivals that run throughout the year.

We welcome around 1.5 million guests per year across our three resorts, located in Bognor Regis (West Sussex), Minehead (Somerset) and here in Skegness (Lincolnshire).

The Hildreds Shopping Centre was built in 1988 and is considered by many to be the heart of shopping in Skegness. With 30 shop units, it has a great range of well-known names and independent retailers where you can buy almost anything from high-end fashion to the preverbal bucket and spade.

The Skegness Plan for Neighbourhoods forms part of the wider vision for Mablethorpe and Skegness to thrive as key towns within a Connected Coast. The plan recognises the strengths already present in these communities and seeks to build upon them, ensuring that future development responds directly to the needs of local people.

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By investing in neighbourhoods, the plan aims to enhance opportunities for leisure, learning, travel, and community life. These improvements will not only enrich the daily experiences of residents but also strengthen Skegness as welcoming destinations for visitors.