Bottons Pleasure Beach
This traditional seafront fairground on Grand Parade has roller coasters, a giant wheel, dodgems, the Wild River log flume, go-karts and the Jurassic Resurrection dinosaur dark ride.
An 18-hole crazy golf course next to Skegness Aquarium, themed around the lost city of Atlantis. Holes wind past waterfalls, caves, streams and sea-creature sculptures, including a giant octopus, with treasure chests to spot along the way. It is right in the centre of town, so it fits easily into a day on the seafront, and you can book it alongside an aquarium visit.
The coast's biggest and busiest resort, with a wide sandy beach, a pier, the Clock Tower, theatres and family attractions. More in Skegness.
Details last checked October 2026. Opening times can change with the seasons, so check with Atlantis Adventure Golf before you travel.
This traditional seafront fairground on Grand Parade has roller coasters, a giant wheel, dodgems, the Wild River log flume, go-karts and the Jurassic Resurrection dinosaur dark ride.
Skegness's main theatre stands on Grand Parade facing the sea and hosts a year-round programme of touring comedians, tribute bands, musicals, family shows and a traditional Christmas pantomime.
A modern indoor aquarium on Tower Esplanade, a short walk from the clock tower, which makes it a good choice when the weather turns.
Natureland Seal Sanctuary on North Parade has rescued and cared for seal pups from the Lincolnshire coast for decades, and its seal hospital is part of the visit.
Entry to Skegness Pier is free.
A charity-run open-air museum on the edge of Skegness, with restored farm buildings and a cottage set around an orchard.