Keal Lodge Caravan Park

Keal Lodge Touring Park is a beautifully maintained, small site of eleven pitches, all of which are fully serviced & ten offer hard standing. Each pitch has its own fresh water tap, grey water drain & 10 amp EHU.  Tasteful planting separates many of the pitches and helps to provide enhanced privacy.

• Adult only small, well-maintained site with trees and bushed areas, situated well off the lane
• Quiet with views
• 11 fully serviced pitches (10 hardstanding)
• All pitches have waste drains, fresh water and 10-amp electric hook-up
• Own sanitation required
• Chemical disposal point
• Motorhome waste point
• Recycling facility
• Complimentary WiFi
• Dog friendly with large exercise field adjacent
• Reception and well stocked Information Centre with library
• Calor Gas stockist
• Fully comprehensive information packs are emailed to you prior to arrival
• Car hire available nearby for motorhomes while staying on site

Superb state of the art – CaSSOA Platinum-graded Border Caravan Storage ‘Store and Stay facility’ adjacent

For many visitors our site offers the most elementary of requirements: a beautiful and quiet setting in which to relax and unwind.

There are many attractions nearby. The beautiful Georgian market town of Stamford is paramount amongst these. It boasts many ancient stone buildings, which complement timber framed houses, and five medieval parish churches to comprise a town which is world famous as a film location.

The area around the site and beyond is perfect for walkers. The level terrain lends itself perfectly to those who enjoy a good walk without the tiring prospect of hills!  Close to our site there are a multitude of opportunities for walks alongside the rivers, through historic villages and traversing the local rural landscape. Details of walks are available from the Information Centre on site. Rutland Water, which is within easy reach, is surrounded by a network of footpaths and byways which will occupy the enthusiast for many days. Many walks are listed on our website.

Cyclists will enjoy the ability to maintain a steady speed whilst watching the varied local landscapes pass them by.  The site is located very close to Peterborough’s ‘Green Wheel’ which is a nationally recognised cycle route used by enthusiasts from across the country.  The Green Wheel is a network of routes in and around the city created as part of a Millennium project. Enthusiastic cyclists from far and wide visit Rutland Water to enjoy the cycle route which circles the reservoir.  This makes a great day out for those who enjoy the outdoor life.

Directions from Stamford (west):

• Leave Stamford on the A1175 (signposted Market Deeping and Spalding)
• Continue on this road for 6.5 miles until you reach the Welland Gate Roundabout (the name of this roundabout is on the sign as you approach the roundabout)
• Take the first exit and continue on the A1175 / A15 (signposted Spalding and Sleaford) – do not go straight across to Market Deeping…
• Continue for approximately half a mile until you reach another roundabout
• Take the second exit, remaining on the A1175 (signposted Boston and Spalding)
• In approximately 2.5 miles turn right onto the B1525 (signposted Deeping St. James)
• In approximately 1.5 miles immediately after the ‘Frognall’ village sign turn left into ‘Hards Lane’ (signposted Crowland)
• In 0.5 miles the road bears right into ‘Custom Road’
• In a further 0.5 miles, at the minor crossroads, turn right into ‘Stowgate Road’ which is a continuation of the B1166 and is (signposted Deeping St. James)
• In 0.5 miles turn right into ‘Back Lane’
• The site is on the right in 350 yards with a sign 100 yards before the entrance

Directions from Peterborough (south):

• Leave A1 northbound at junction 17 (Peterborough Services) onto A1139 signposted Peterborough
• Keep right on the slip road to join the A1139
• Continue on A1139 for approximately 6.5 miles at which point you will reach a roundabout
• At the roundabout take the first exit onto Paston Parkway, A1139 (signposted Sleaford)
• At the A47 junction continue following the A15 north for approximately 6 miles (still signposted Sleaford)
• Just after Lincolnshire border sign you will approach the Welland Gate Roundabout do not turn right towards Market Deeping…
• Take the second exit and continue to follow A15 (which for this short stretch is also the A1175)
• Continue for approximately half a mile until you reach another roundabout
• Take the second exit, remaining on the A1175 (signposted Boston and Spalding)
• In approximately 2.5 miles turn right onto the B1525 (signposted Deeping St. James)
• In approximately 1.5 miles immediately after the ‘Frognall’ village sign turn left into ‘Hards Lane’ (signposted Crowland)
• In 0.5 miles the road bears right into ‘Custom Road’
• In a further 0.5 miles, at the minor crossroads, turn right into ‘Stowgate Road’ which is a continuation of the B1166 and is (signposted Deeping St. James)
• In 0.5 miles turn right into ‘Back Lane’
• The site is on the right in 350 yards with a sign 100 yards before the entrance

Directions from Sleaford/Bourne (north):

• Follow the A15 from Bourne and proceed through Langtoft
• In approximately 0.5 miles at the roundabout turn left onto A1175 (signposted Spalding/Boston)
• In approximately 2.5 miles turn right onto the B1525 (signposted Deeping St. James)
• In approximately 1.5 miles immediately after the ‘Frognall’ village sign turn left into ‘Hards Lane’ (signposted Crowland)
• In 0.5 miles the road bears right into ‘Custom Road’
• In a further 0.5 miles, at the minor crossroads, turn right into ‘Stowgate Road’ which is a continuation of the B1166 and is (signposted Deeping St. James)
• In 0.5 miles turn right into ‘Back Lane’
• The site is on the right in 350 yards with a sign 100 yards before the entrance
• Directions from Spalding/Boston (east/north east):
• Follow the A1175 from Spalding (signposted Stamford)
• Proceed through Deeping St. Nicholas – after passing the delimit sign and the ‘South Kesteven’ district sign turn left onto the B1525 (signposted Deeping St. James)
• In approximately 1.5 miles immediately after the ‘Frognall’ village sign turn left into ‘Hards Lane’ (signposted Crowland)
• In 0.5 miles the road bears right into ‘Custom Road’
• In a further 0.5 miles, at the minor crossroads, turn right into ‘Stowgate Road’ which is a continuation of the B1166 and is (signposted Deeping St. James)
• In 0.5 miles turn right into ‘Back Lane’
• The site is on the right in 350 yards with a sign 100 yards before the entrance

Directions from Wisbech (east):

• From Wisbech follow the A47 to Peterborough
• At the junction with the A15 (Gunthorpe) turn right at the roundabout onto the A15 north (signposted Sleaford)
• Follow the A15 north for approximately 6 miles (still signposted Sleaford)
• Just after Lincolnshire border sign you will approach the Welland Gate Roundabout do not turn right towards Market Deeping…
• Take the second exit and continue to follow A15 (which for this short stretch is also the A1175)
• Continue for approximately half a mile until you reach another roundabout
• Take the second exit, remaining on the A1175 (signposted Boston and Spalding)
• In approximately 2.5 miles turn right onto the B1525 (signposted Deeping St. James)
• In approximately 1.5 miles immediately after the ‘Frognall’ village sign turn left into ‘Hards Lane’ (signposted Crowland)
• In 0.5 miles the road bears right into ‘Custom Road’
• In a further 0.5 miles, at the minor crossroads, turn right into ‘Stowgate Road’ which is a continuation of the B1166 and is (signposted Deeping St. James)
• In 0.5 miles turn right into ‘Back Lane’

The site is on the right in 350 yards with a sign 100 yards before the entrance