Brigg Holidays

Brigg Holidays  - Cheap holidays and accommodation
Take a relaxing holiday in Brigg, North Lincolnshire, and experience a country market town that puts you within easy distance of beautiful East Midlands countryside, seaside resorts and coastal walks, and several historic cities and excellent shopping areas. Brigg and its neighbouring towns are full of cheap accommodation; affordable places to stay, whether camping sites and caravan parks or bed and breakfasts and family-friendly hotels. You can take a self-catering holiday here too in one of the area’s many holiday cottages. Brigg itself  which lies on the River Ancholme, still has a small marketplace at its heart, with two street markets every week, a farmer’s market selling everything from local produce to ostrich meat, on every fourth Saturday of each month, and there are around 150 independent and specialist shops to keep the Brigg visitor nosing around for hours.

Holidays in Brigg – Close to seaside resorts and historic city centres
But most Brigg holiday makers will be wanting to explore the region. There’s a tremendous diversity of places to visit near Brigg. The historic fishing port of Grimsby is just 20 miles away, seaside holiday resort Cleethorpes is a few miles further on, and a way down the coast, before you reach UK beach holiday favourite Skegness, the village of North Somercotes is near a beach where November and December holiday makers to Lincolnshire flock to see grey seals. Heading north from Brigg is the spectacularly pretty city of York, and Kingston-upon-Hull is even closer at hand.

Brigg Holidays – Things to do and family attractions
There are some impressive things to do near Brigg; family attractions in abundance. Normanby Hall Country Park is less than ten miles away, with 300 acres of park and facilities for all the family’s enjoyment. Hull is home to the incredible underwater attraction The Deep, with its 3000+ fish and more than 40 sharks. Pleasure Island Theme Park in Cleethorpes has more than 50 fun rides and attractions, while Cleethorpes Coast Light Railway provides a rather more sedate ride for romantic weekends away and tourists who love a touch of nostalgia. Head south from Brigg for a journey further back in time, and visit Lincoln Castle, built in 1068 by William the Conqueror. For a hands-on taste of history, family holiday makers should head for Paull, a village housing a Napoleonic fortress: Fort Paull. There, visitors will find everything from waxworks to historic aircraft, underground tunnels and adventure aplenty.