Halfway House 5 Pitch Caravan Site

08/08/2026

Traveling with your best friend? We’ve got the tail-waggers covered! 🐶✨

At Halfway House Touring, we know that a holiday isn't a proper holiday unless the dog comes too. With 4 acres of peaceful rural grounds, our site is designed for relaxed dogs and happy owners.

Local dog-friendly highlights near site:

On-Site Space: Plenty of room around your pitch for a relaxing stretch and snooze in the sun.

Rimac & Saltfleetby Beach: 15 minutes away—endless sand and dunes with zero year-round dog restrictions!

Hubbard's Hills: Louth’s famous Edwardian valley park, complete with shallow river streams perfect for a paddle.

Paws in the Pub: Louth is packed with dog-friendly pubs and cafés where your pup will get as warm a welcome as you do!

Who’s bringing their furry co-pilot on their next trip? Drop a photo of your campsite dog below! 👇📸

07/08/2026

Ever wonder why we’re called the "Halfway House"? 📍🤔

Back in the 1800s, this property was built as a traditional brick farmhouse acting as a rural waypoint. Sitting right on the boundary between the parishes of Stewton and Legbourne along the B1200, we were exactly "halfway" between the bustling market town of Louth (the Capital of the Wolds) and the coastal marsh farming villages!

For over a century, local livestock drovers, traders, and farmsteads used this spot as a recognizable landmark on their journey to the coast. Today, we're still the perfect halfway point for a peaceful getaway! 🌾🚐

06/08/2026

🚨 LAST-MINUTE PITCH AVAILABLE! 🚨

Due to an amended booking, we now have one pitch available for 6 nights:

📅 Friday 21st August – Thursday 27th August

Perfect for a summer break at Halfway House Touring Park! ☀️🚐

Book online now before it’s gone!

05/08/2026

Step back in time with a day trip to Woodhall Spa! 🏛️☕

Lincolnshire is known as "Bomber County," and a 30-minute drive southwest through the countryside brings you to one of its most charming historic villages.

Must-see stops along the drive:
✈️ RAF Coningsby & BBMF: Start your morning at the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Visitor Centre to see historic Lancasters, Spitfires, and Hurricanes up close!
🌲 Kinema in the Woods: Grab a ticket at this unique 1920s cinema in Woodhall Spa, where films are still projected from behind the screen and an organist plays during intermission!
🍰 1940s Tea Rooms: Finish with afternoon tea and cake surrounded by vintage nostalgia.

It’s the ultimate day out for history buffs, movie lovers, and cake enthusiasts alike! 🛩️🍰

05/08/2026

🚨 NEW EPISODE — ARE CAMPSITE OWNERS REALLY GREEDY? 🚨

We’ve all seen the comments…

“Campsites are getting too expensive!”
“Owners must be making a fortune!”
“It’s only a patch of grass!”

So, in this week’s Behind the Pitches, we sit down and look at the real maths behind the price of a campsite pitch.

Electricity, water, waste, insurance, maintenance, booking fees and all the little costs guests never normally see — where does the money actually go?

Are campsite owners ripping people off… or are we doing it very wrong? 😂

Watch EP38 now and let us know what you think is a fair price for a campsite pitch. 👇

05/08/2026

Look up! Our skies have some serious history. ✈️☁️

While our site has always been a peaceful rural retreat, the skies above us used to be incredibly busy! From 1938 to 1974, Halfway House sat directly under the flight path for the famous RAF Manby.

During WWII, we would have seen Wellingtons and Lancasters flying low right over our willow copse on their way to the coastal firing ranges. In the 60s, it was the roar of Cold War jets and the RAF’s "Macaws" aerobatic team practicing their loops!

Next time you’re relaxing on your pitch with a drink, raise a glass to the history right above your head! 🍻

04/08/2026

🌳 The Secret Behind Our Willow Woods! 🪵Next time you take a stroll to the rear of the Halfway House site, take a look at the beautiful copse of willow trees planted near the boundary. They aren't just there to look pretty! 🕵️‍♂️Historically, smallholders planted these willow copses for two vital reasons:🪓 Wood Cutting: It provided a fast, renewable source of firewood and materials for traditional basket weaving.💧 Nature's Sponge: Willow trees absorb massive amounts of water, acting as a brilliant natural drainage system to keep the grazing meadows flat, dry, and lush!It's amazing how much historic engineering goes into a simple country field! 🌿

04/08/2026

🗺️ CAMPERS' CHALLENGE: Can you find the 1,000-Year-Old Window? ⛪Looking for a beautiful, quick walk right from your pitch? Turn down the quiet country lane right at the Halfway House junction and head into tiny Stewton.Tucked away in the fields is St. Andrew’s Church—a stunning little greenstone building that dates back to before the Norman Conquest of 1066! 📜What to look for when you get there:🔍 On the south side of the building, look closely for the narrow Saxon lancet window—carved over a thousand years ago.🔍 Walk inside to stand underneath the massive Norman chancel arch dating back to the early 1100s.It is incredibly peaceful, dog-friendly, and the perfect slice of history to explore before heading back for dinner. Have you found it yet? 👇

04/08/2026

Seen us on Behind The Pitches? 👀

If you've been thinking about booking Halfway House, this is your last call for 2026!

We have a handful of midweek dates left in September - perfect for a quiet getaway.

If you've visited before, you know how good it is. If you haven't, now's your chance before our 2026 season ends.

Get in touch before they go!

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31/07/2026

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