Travel Options
Skegness, a delightful seaside town in Lincolnshire, is accessible via several travel methods, each offering a unique journey to this coastal gem.
By Car
Driving to Skegness is straightforward, with main roads leading to the town. The A52 from Boston and the A158 from Lincoln are the main routes, providing scenic drives to our seaside location.
By Bus
Regular bus services connect Skegness to surrounding areas. These buses offer a convenient and budget-friendly option, dropping you off right in the heart of the town.
By Train
The Skegness Railway Station links the town to major cities, including Nottingham, offering a relaxing and scenic journey through Grantham and Boston and finally arriving in Skegness. Trains are frequent, making it an ideal choice for those who prefer a stress-free travel experience. For those travelling from London, you must travel to Grantham on the East Coast Main Line and change for the Skegness line.
By Airport
Humberside and East Midlands Airport are the nearest airports for international or distant visitors. From there, you can rent a car or use public transport to reach Skegness, a manageable drive away.
By National Express Coach
National Express coaches provide a comfortable and direct route to Skegness from various locations across the UK. This service is perfect for those looking for an affordable yet comfortable journey.
Car Parking in Skegness
Parking in Skegness, especially during popular events like the East Coast Pride, requires some planning as the town's parking facilities can get quite busy. Unlike larger cities, Skegness doesn't feature large parking facilities like NCP or Q-Park. Instead, most parking options are council-operated car parks.
These council-run car parks are strategically located throughout the town, providing convenient access to various attractions and amenities. However, during high-profile events like East Coast Pride, these car parks tend to fill up quickly due to the influx of visitors. It's advisable to arrive early to secure a spot or consider alternative transportation options.
Given the limited parking and the popularity of such events, visitors might also want to explore other parking solutions, such as local private car parks or street parking where available, keeping in mind any restrictions or time limits.