The park was reclaimed from former gravel pits, which were flooded to create the current lake feature.
It hosts one of the oldest and most established Parkrun events in the region.
The park provides a crucial biodiversity corridor connecting the town to the nearby Humberston Fitties area.
It features a specific 'Tree Trail' designed to educate visitors on the variety of native and non-native species planted on-site.
Cleethorpes Country Park is a 160-acre managed green space featuring a prominent artificial lake and diverse wildlife habitats. The park serves as the permanent home for the Cleethorpes Parkrun, a weekly timed 5km event held on Saturday mornings. It features an extensive network of woodland and grassland paths suitable for walking and light cycling. The lake supports a variety of waterfowl and serves as a local focal point for birdwatchers. Visitors have access to designated picnic areas located throughout the park grounds. The park is managed by North East Lincolnshire Council and maintains open access year-round. It is located on the southern edge of Cleethorpes, providing a buffer between urban development and rural outskirts.
The wooden footbridge overlooking the main lake during sunrise.
Wear waterproof footwear during winter months as paths near the lake can become muddy.
Bring binoculars if you intend to visit the lake specifically for birdwatching.
Park in the designated North Sea Lane lot to access the main trails immediately.
Do not attempt to swim or paddle in the artificial lake, as it is strictly prohibited for safety and ecological reasons.
Dogs must be kept under close control; please use provided bins for waste.
