What's on in Chapel St Leonards

Chapel St Leonards is the village the Lincolnshire Coast forgets to shout about — and that's exactly why regulars keep coming back. Tucked between the bigger noise of Ingoldmells and the long quiet sands at Anderby Creek, Chapel offers a slower, family-orientated kind of seaside break: a green at the centre, a Pullover beach access ramp built for buggies and bikes, and a string of well-loved pubs and bistros serving generous Sunday lunches.

The village green is the social heart of Chapel — a literal village green with benches, ice cream, and a play area, ringed by independent cafés, the Vine Hotel, the New Inn and a parade of takeaways and gift shops. Walk five minutes east and you're on the dunes; walk south along the sea wall and you'll reach Ingoldmells in under an hour. The North Sea Observatory at Anderby Creek, the only purpose-built marine observatory on the English coast, makes a great rainy-day target.

Holiday accommodation in Chapel runs the full range: Coastfields and Robin Hood are large family parks that book out months ahead; smaller independent sites scatter along Sea Lane and Trunch Lane. Many local park owners list their units for hire on TripTock, alongside pubs, takeaways, dog-friendly beaches and what's on at the village hall.

Use the sections below to find live listings curated by locals — a real picture of what's open, what's happening, and where to eat in Chapel St Leonards this week. If you run a business in the village and you're not yet listed, adding yourself takes about a minute and is free for life.