I used to go to CSL during summer with my parents and brother years ago. Mum still goes to a friends caravan. She loves going to the Sandfield club and playing bingo !! My daughter now 21 goes occasionally too.Went back myself with my husband and new puppy in August - supposed to stay a night at the Vine, ended up staying 4 days ! Very dog friendly and to see the kids club they had set up at Benbow was really good. CSL suits every age.
Karen from Ilkeston, Derbys (Saturday, October 27, 2007)

Well I love CSL too! I started going on family holidays back in 1992 when I was 13 & went there every year till I was 18. The locals were lovely.. especially the lads! haha! Anyone know Adie Paulson? He was well fit! My last holiday there was July 1998 when I also took my 11 month old son! We stayed at Robin Hood caravan park & also the Sandfield site.. oh the memories.. I'd love to go back again sometime but i'm skint with having 2 extra mouths to feed now! Hurray for CSL!! :D
kirstie from west yorkshire (Friday, August 17, 2007)

My Nan and Gan-Gan have a caravan in chappel st leonards me and my family visit very often. I think chappel st leonards is a brillant place to get away from busy Nottingham. When i go to Chappel st leonards im trusted to walk to the co-op on my own i also feel very safe. I love the Chappel Carnival, ive come 2nd in the sand building comp, and i love sitting on the pavement watching all the floats go by. Ive made loads of new friends, and one who i keep in touch with. I love chappel st leonards its a really spiecal village that will stay alive with the buzz of people for many years more. Thanks
Laura from Mapperley, Nottingham (Monday, May 28, 2007)

Hi I used to go to csl every year when I was a child , wot happend to the boat wreck on the sands , and were are the bagleys the owners of the ex maid marion club , were we all coulnt wait to get in to see kym ect
Ray from Mansfield (Friday, February 09, 2007)

Hi,Ive been coming to Chapel St Leonards for 25 years and still think its a magical place to holiday.All my family love it and we return several times a year.Why go abroad when Chapel has everything you could want especially for kids?(apart from the occasional cloudy day!)No trip is complete without a trip to Yabbas.We love it!!!
Lisa from Sheffield (Monday, August 07, 2006)

Chapel st Leonards is a small friendly village. The carnivals are a great idea and entertaining. I have been staying at chapel for 2 weeks every year for the past five years!
Anon (Wednesday, August 09, 2006)

i love chapel. been going there for years now. and they are very dog friendly people, which is very important to me and my husband.
margaret from yorkshire (Saturday, May 13, 2006)

chapel st leonards is a great place because its quiet and peaceful.But where we live on sunningdale close there is no where our children can play because there has been bungalows built recently so its not fair.The bungalows have been built on there play area is there any tips you can give us? please write back
yours sincerly debbie (Wed 03/05/2006)

i wondered whether you could answer a question.
I've been told that a film was shot in and around Chapel (within the last 10 years) with lots of shots of the beach, beach huts etc, you dont happen to know what it was called do you ?
thanks, peter. (Fri 07/04/2006)

Hi I've been coming to CSL now for 7 years every year it gets better and better. We have five children and they all love it!!! Hope to move there soon see you all in aug 2006
jules from leicestershire (Tuesday, April 04, 2006)

Hi, I hope that you don't mind me Emailing you like this. I remember fondly holidays at chapel St leonards. I am looking for a resident of 20years ago. Her name Christine Abbot
Nee Ratcliffe.Its a long shot but when I returned to England for a holiday she was there then. I would appreciate it if you can help
Thanks Anne Clarke nee Holmes (Thu 23/03/2006)

My wife and I last visited CSL on4th March 2006..on a bright sunny but COLD day. It's a great place to visit in the summer when the kids enjoy the beach but it has it's own special charm in the winter too. We visit several times a year ( driving the 60 miles from Newark)..and especially enjoy visiting The Admiral Benbow on the sea front. ALWAYS a warm welcome and a lovely place to sit and watch the world go by...the dog walkers.. and the intrepid people that insist paddling at the waters edge,even in the nidst of winter ! Don't alter anything about the place at all.
Geoff & Marilyn from Newark (Thursday, March 09, 2006)

Hello! My name is Kelly Rankin and I grew up in Chapel. I thought I'd look it up on the net as my Dad is currently back in the U.K to visit family etc and so now more than ever I'm thinking of home! I live in Adelaide, on the south coast of Australia so pretty far away, but I just wanted to say that it was so lovely to read what everyone wrote about Chapel. I have great memories from there and it makes me feel happy to be able to know something about my home village!! Thank you.
Kelly from Adelaide, Australia (Thursday, January 05, 2006)

hiya, i love csl u can go there for a great family holidays. i have been to csl with my mum and dad when i was little and now i have kids of my own i have took them there and they love it 2. people are so freindly lots 2 do. everything is in walking distance. i think this website is great. i hope 2 bring my kidz back this year. thanks :)
b from leicester (Wednesday, January 04, 2006)

Hiya, my name is bobby (girl) and i am 14. I just wanted to say what a lovely holiday spot chapel is. I have been every year, but i never get bored of it as there is always something new. Chapel has loads of things to do which caters for all ages- i go with all my family, aunties, uncles, grandparents etc. and no one gets bored while we are there! Thanks for the lovely holidays x
Bobby from Rotherham (Sunday, January 01, 2006)

hi there i am Kelly wallbanks i am 15. sorry if i have any spelling problems I think the web sight will be good with a page about robin hood and the big club, thankyou for your time love kel (Wed 07/12/2005)

Hi, I have been going to CSL now for about 13 years, and it just keeps getting better. All my family love it! There is everything you need from a holiday there. The beach is beautiful, You can always find a quiet place. We like lots of life at night time,and that is easy to find. You have the best of both worlds there.Quiet.....or lots of life. The kids have lots to do, and so do the older folk.
My 21 year old daughter recently took her fiance there and he loved it too. It caters for everyone.
The pubs are great. The shops are great. The restaurants are fantastic. What more can I say! We will be there next year!!!!!
Carole and family from Nottingham (Wed 26/10/2005) I am looking for old photos of Chapel taken around 1960, of Sea Road and
the road leading to the village from there.As a very small child I used to come for holidays there and stayed in a bungalow on Sea Road that used to be called "Sans Souci". So much has changed now and I'd love to see photos taken of these roads around the time that I remember it as such a very small child. Can anyone help?
Andrew Staton (Fri 07/10/2005)

i totally love Chapel St Leonards. It is a very good place. I've been going there since i was 8 years old, i am now 16. I can't wait until next summer because i am moving to Chapel with my boyfriend, who i met at Chapel. I totally love it!!
Gemma from Rotherham (Wednesday, September 28, 2005)

best guinness in chapel at the WHITE HOUSE. best tea n toasted teacakes at the CHAPEL POINT cafe. we love it there so much we are planning on relocating our business there next year, so keep your eyes open for the new tattooist opening ;o)
Litha & Shane from Sheffield (Monday, September 12, 2005)

My family & I have just recently returned from a week’s holiday staying at the Goodwin Touring Park in our new caravan. It was one of the best holidays we have had as a family.
My daughter who is nearly 3 was treated like a princess by the staff at the children’s funfair outside the club Tropicana they made hers & our holiday they are so friendly. The lovely family that owned Goodwin Touring Park made our stay so stress free, they site was fantastic. My family & I will certainly recommend Chapel St Leonard for a good all found family holiday destination.
The hard work of all the people working at the tourist / residential areas of Chapel St Leonard really shows & may this continue.Mrs Lindsey Mitchell from Lincolln (Mon 12/09/2005)

Used to go with my family to Chapel St. Leonards in the sixties. We had a chalet at Kings Chalet Park. Many happy memories.
Must come and see what the place is like now!
Antony from Croydon (Sunday, September 11, 2005)

Hello. I am moving to Lincolnshire later in the year, to join my fiance who lives in Lincoln. We're waiting for our new house to complete.
I have been looking for a piece of Lincolnshire coast to fall in love with, and this weekend I had the good fortune to ‘discover’ Chapel Point beach. Perfect. Credit to you – it’s delightful!
I fell in love with the beach huts, and a chat with one of the owners told me that they are in demand. I have put a notice in the local shop, should one of the owners wish to contact me if they are thinking of selling. I have also emailed various estate agents.
I am emailing in case you are locally based and know someone who is thinking of selling. I am happy to pay a good price and promise that the hut will have a good home and be well looked after.
I appreciate that the competition is tough for these huts. If I can 'throw in' some professional skills for the village such as copy writing, press releases etc., then I will.
Regards Amy from Bury St Edmunds (Tue 30/08/2005)

hi there, i recently attended a service of baptism(14/08/05) in a little church in your village.it was a rather uplifting and unusual service.as i was not a member of the family,i did not know of which denomination the church was.could you shed any light on this please?
yours sincerely, kane shelly. (Fri 19/08/2005)

The success of Chapel is due to the family owned sites and businesses who have worked very hard to put it where it is today. Like the website,you deserve all your support.
Reg from Derbyshire (Sunday, August 14, 2005)

Trunch Lane of old,camping at Seabank Farm along the dunes before the sea wall was built,the nissen hut cinema on the Griftville site ran by Mr Flood,Pete the singing postman who ran one of the old round bingo stalls.
Reg from Derbyshire (Saturday, August 13, 2005)

I went to CSL a couple of times back in 1987. The first time was with my friend and his Mum and Dad. We passed the time sneaking the odd pint in the pubs and appraising the local talent in the Slots.
Met a couple of friendly locals Louise and Joy I think. I seem to remember they (or at least one of them) worked in the chippy. We returned to CSL armed with a tent a few weeks later. Enjoyed the weekend thoroughly. Slept soundly on the bus back to Notts. Will have to get back one day and see it again. Great Memories.
Phil from Wiltshire (Wednesday, August 10, 2005)

hello there i have been coming to chapel for years, i have enjoyed every day of every trip i have had and really enjoy the place. I have even been in the middle of winter and it still seems a lovely place and a for the most part lovely people.
i will ask for some help and it involves the rather shall we say horrible new pub called the neptune. There seems to be a rather unpleasant young man who shall we say ruined my last visit holiday to your beautiful village, if you know of any way i could complain about the pub i would much like the help.
once again i would like to say what a lovely village you have and how pleasant i find the people of chapel yours thankfull for a lovely time
Mr.j.s.moore (Sat 06/08/2005)

Brilliant is all We can say about chapel, it just keeps getting better. We started off hiring a caravan on trunch lane but fell in love with the place so much so we bought our own. the marina restaurant is superb well worth a visit
Dawn & Steve Hayes & Family from Birmingham (Wednesday, July 27, 2005)

one of the best places i have been in a long time much better than other surronding places see you again soon.
Norman (Sun 24/07/2005)

hi there , once again we have just returned from chapel st leonards, where we have had amost enjoyable holiday,the people of chapel st leonards are so dog friendly, we would not go on holiday without our dog. and every one makes you feel so welcome,
yours sincerely M , MONKS (Sat 23/07/2005)

hi, i use to spend all my child hood holidays at CSL, i havent been for almost 7 years now and hear so mucgh has changed, it was a great, fun, beautiful and adventurous place to be so this summer me and my fiance are coming back to check it out now =)
David from Barnsley (Tuesday, June 28, 2005)

Can i just say how much me and my family enjoy coming to Chapel-st-leonards.Can anyone let me know if there is any information about Cycle paths in and around Chapel, we have a very young grandson and we like to take him with us cycling we have a seat for him on our cycles, trouble is ,as you are not allowed to cycle on the Promenade, and the traffic on the roads are a we bit dangerous, we wondered if there was any cycle paths so we can keep on taking him cycling with us, so can anyone help. Also does anyone know of anyone selling a beach chalet down at the Point.
Marie (Mon 27/06/2005)

I have been going to Chapel St Leonards now every year in August since 1985 and I can't imagine going anywhere else! It's the only place I want to enjoy my holidays! A fantastic place surrounded by things like Fantasy Island and also Skegness which is only a short drive away! As for Chapel itself?....FANTASTIC! To answer the question on The Neptune pub, I heard that it was going to be a fun pub, but I think that it should be rebuilt (just like the Fun Spot arcade was) as it won't be the same without it! For the majority of my 20 years going to Chapel, every night was spent in The Neptune! I have a picture hanging on my bedroom wall when it was known as "The Benvenute Hotel", it's not a real picture, it's a drawing but expertly done! Now we spend our nights in The Arches pub opposite which is a smashing little pub to go in and always a friendly atmosphere! Well, that's all I'm putting because I could go on forever! In a nutshell CHAPEL ST LEONARDS IS TOTALLY FANTASTIC AND A PLEASURE TO GO EVERY YEAR! Looking Forward to August as I type!
Rob from West Yorkshire (Monday, June 27, 2005)

i first came to chapel with my family when i was little, and when i got in my twenties i met my partner Dave, and i started coming here with him and his family, we've just had a baby girl Katie and we cant wait to take her for her first holiday, and share our happy memories with her, roll on end of July!!
lei from west yorkshire (Sunday, June 26, 2005)

hi just to let everyone no the neptune pub on trunch lane is opening this thursday! it will be great fun friday night, open till 2! come and join the fun! ps new barman boot is taken. so keep off!lauren likes brooksy! x
katie and lauren from Leicester (Wednesday, June 22, 2005)

t fun. Chapel is fantasic keep it up :D:D:D:D
Patrick (Tuesday, June 21, 2005)

i have been coming to chapel st leanords and staying at the robin hood site since i was about 8years old and still love to go. The weather is gorgeous, the people are nice and the night life is a wicked. see you soon chapel st leanord im cumin up this august get ready for me.
Amy from Derbyshire (Thursday, June 16, 2005)

Fantastic to discover this site & great to see so many positive comments about the place. I visited CSL from 1959 to 1974 most weekends in the summer & made many friends during this time. I remember getting kicked out of Millers & Watsons Amusements on a regular basis for tilting the Cakewalks & playing football incessantly on the pitch where the Village Hall has now been built. I am nearly 50 now & I have to admit that finding this site brought tears to my eyes.
Mark from Sussex (Tuesday, June 14, 2005)

I am 19 years of age and used to live in chapel in a bungalow on the neptune caravan park ... i now come there at least once a year for a fortnights holiday, you cant beat it, its my favourite place on earth. Its great when you go to the pub and call in ginghams on the way home lol ... is the neptune pub really being built since it got burned down??
Paddy from Derby (Tuesday, June 14, 2005)

Hi, I would just like to say that until last year i had never ever stayed at chaple and have only stayed either in Ingoldmells or Skegness.
The only reason i went to stay at chaple was because my daughter and her partner decided to buy a caravan and they had it sited on
Griftville site last June, since then i have been down about 7 times and have really enjoyed it, veerything is there on your doorstep and the people are really nice and friendly. I have just got back from my 2nd weekend stay and have already arranged to go back down in two weeks time for another long weekend. I can't wait.
Anon (Mon 13/06/2005)

Ive been coming to chapel for over 2 years now and i think its the best holiday place to go to along the east coast. The atmosphere in chapel st leonards is very warm and friendly. The people their are very nice and very helpful. The best place to go for a relaxing drink is the beachbar. The staff there are very friendly and always show a warm welcome. The best b&b there is seayr hotel. The breakfasts are lovely. There is plenty to do for the young to the old at heart. No matter what the weather its always a great place to go.
Hazel & Paul from Grantham (Monday, June 06, 2005)

I go chapel nearly every week. i love it. the best pub is the Bellbank, the barstaff are so friendly! just to let everyone know that the neptune is being rebuilt it will be a great place as it's owned by sam! who owns the bellbank and summerlands!
Katie from Leicester (Wed 18/05/2005)

I have stayed there on holiday and its brilliant. I would just like to say the Robin Hood Holiday Park is the best!!!!!!!!!!
Leah from Worcester (Fri 06/05/2005)

Hi my names jo i think chaple-st-leonards is very nice my husband is now thirty nine and has been going there all is life. Since we wed iv'e also enjoyed going there as well and now with our two children 16, and 13 years of age and they also love it. We now go there about five times a year for the weekends twice in a caravan and three time in a tent as there is now a brillant camp site on trunch lane.The best pubs we think are bell bank, archers, jt's and the neptune when it's rebuilt this year 2005. The best place in town for fish and chips is ginghams by far.
Jo from notts (Fri 06/05/2005)

what's the name of the lad that works in Green's amusment's? :P:P
laura Thu 05/05/2005)

I have been coming to chapel for 27 years, since i was born. It is a magical place and love it to bits !! i have recently had a little girl with my partner and hopefull she will enjoy it as much as i and the rest of my family have over the years.
Dave from West Yorkshire (Wed 04/05/2005)

Hi just been reading your website with peoples stories found them very interesting, I have been comming to chapel st.leonards since i was 15 years old (then with my parents - now deceased) but i still come every year now with my wife we are now 65 years old and still enjoy it there, I still have a 1 week club membership ticket for the "Happy Days Club" which my mum and dad bought for "one and sixpence" when i was 15...we will be comming again in july, as we hire a caravan on the golden anchor site.Best regards ..Mr & Mrs Thomas. / Coventry. (Sat 23/04/2005)

We have been coming to Chapel for nearly 20 years. We have just bought a caravan there. We love it.
Linda (15/02/2005)

elo ppl! Ive bin cumin 2 chapel since i was a lil kid, and i love it der, you get 2 meet so many new ppl, if ya lukin 4 sum fun go 2 chapel,and ingomells!best place 2 b! and extra points..fit lads lol!well i really do enjoy goin 2 chapel speically going in to the club tropicana and maid marion club its so entertainin and theres always brilliant shows on!i go 2 chapel 2 c all my frinds 2, bcuz ive have made so many new ppl!speically my andy ;) lol.i bring my friends down with me and they love it 2!
Jenna from Grantham (October 09, 2004)

My name is HOLLY DALE; we have just come back from chapel; and my dad is very upset about the name change of MAIDMARION CLUB.he says it has been maidmarion since he was a child.could you PLEASE tell us why they have changed it. THANKYOU.
HOLLY DALE AGED 10. (27/09/2004)

i think the best thing in Chapel St Leonards is the Millers Arcade its fun, exciting and never gets boring!!! its great except one of its best staff and my boyfriend got sacked because he was doing his job, which is talking and being nice to people and i don't think its fair do you?
kimberley from CSL (Saturday, August 14, 2004)

i think millers arcade is great!!!! even though one of its best staff has been sacked boo!!!!
kimberley from CSL (Saturday, August 14, 2004)

I think chapel is great!!! i have lived there all my life and i never get bored!!!
kimberley from CSL (Saturday, August 14, 2004)

We spent our first holiday in Chapel St. Leonards in June this year at the Robin Hood Leisure. We travelled to a few places around the area and have to say that Chapel St. Leonards even though small is ideal. Close to the sea, friendly locals, very clean, a good choice of shops and restaurants/cafes. In fact we enjoyed it so much that when we arrived home we immediately booked another weeks holiday and will be arriving on September 18th this year. Thank you
Donna (Fri 13/08/2004)

I have alway's been on holiday to chapel st. leonards since I was young.
Good to see you on the internet to show people what you have to offer great page's.
Will see for my self this summer, keep up good work.
Glyn (Wed 04/08/2004 )

we are coming to chapel for a few days, are dogs allowed on the beach ??? hope to hear from you soon
sally reid (Tue 20/07/2004) email

As a young lad my parents always stayed at the robin hood camp. I have very good memories of the place.I even met my first girlfriend there.I was nine she was fourteen.Now i am 31 and i hope to introduce my new son to the excitement of chapel when he is old enough. Last year when i got married my wife was pregnant so we couldnt go abroad. But we had the most fantastic time at chapel and we were planning to come back this year to spend our first anniversary but unfortunately there are many more people than me that have fond memories of this magical place, and everywhere is fully booked.

These days its hard to find a place that has everything. A place where you can forget all your troubles and feel the minute you hit that bend in the road that you are amongst friends and that you never want to leave again even before you start the holiday. I'm just sorry that i didnt book earlier, but i have my memories. Thankyou. (Wed 21/07/2004)

my wife and i recently visited the robin hood leisure complex we took our two dogs and stayed in my aunts caravan. we have not had an holiday since being married[wont put dogs in kennels] and what a fantasic week we had the people were friendly, weather great ,club tropicana amazing ,and so dog friendly. Hopefully we will return in about three weeks time a great time had by all highly recomended missing the place already.
Dave from Wakefield (Wednesday, July 7, 2004)

do they take touring caravans at robin hoods camp site?
Sydney (Sat 03/07/2004) Email

Hi I recently emailed you to tell that your Website is really good and that me and my family love chapel st leonards and come every year. Well I also asked why Sharkys wasn't included, I must apologise as I didn't realise Sharkys is part of Millers Amusements. Regards,
miss k taylor (Tue 22/06/2004)

Your Website is brilliant. Me and my family come to Chapel St Leonards every year and we always have a wonderful time. I think Sharkys should be included in your website as it is somewhere we go the kids love it and we get to have a drink while they play on the equipment. yours faithfully,
miss k taylor (Mon 21/06/2004)

I think st leonards is the best place i've ever been to because i love robin hood leisure and club tropicana and i think it is the most friendly place it is allot of fun with the arcades and restaurants beaches and other things for the whole family plus it's near fantasy island in ingoldmells and near skegness and mble thorpe I think club tropicana is the best club in the WORLD it is the best family entertainment place I've been in so I think Chapel St Leonards is fun for all the FAMILY
Nathan from Nottingham (Sunday, June 6, 2004)

Why is there no bus to Anderby Creek?
gillian (Wednesday, June 2, 2004) email

Chapel is a lovely place to go on holiday, i've been going there all my life and i keep wanting to go back for more. Its a perfect place for my disabled mother, its on the flat, its quiet and most place's are wheelchair friendly. And you just can't beat a little stroll along the beach has the sun goes down... just lovely.
A Hawkins From Nottinghamshire (Wednesday, May 26, 2004)

Hello i have been coming to chapel now for 16 years, every year is as good as the last. When i was about 4 i lived there for a couple of years and that's why i love it so much. This site is very good indeed but there is no information on it about trunch lane, and for me that's where everything is in chapel. You've got yabas warehouse all the arcades etc. If you added something about those sort of things then the site would be fantastic.
Pat from Derby (Tuesday, May 11, 2004)

Hello i have been visiting chapel for over 50 years now. When walking home from the pub i always stop and get a cone of chips with some mushy peas. A trip around yaba daba doo's is highly recommended for it has some of the best bargains around.
Karl from Derby (Sunday, May 9, 2004)

Hi my name is Leanne and i'm 15 i've been coming to chapel ever since i can remember it a wonderful place during the summer and i absolutely love it!!!! the beach is nice and peaceful and the whole village is kept lovely all year round. i just wont to say keep up the good work and see you soon!!!
Leanne from Leicester (Saturday, April 3, 2004)

Visited Chapel for the first time at the wkend and was very unimpressed. It's full of arcades, caravan parks and not much else. I found the public toilets on the green to be disgusting. The only good thing about Chapel St Leonards is the St Leonards Family Restaurant. The food was absolutely lovely and the staff really friendly.
Julie from Warks (Wednesday, May 5, 2004)

I always go Chapel St. Leonards for the day when i am over Mablethorpe as i have a caravan there. I think Chapel St. Leonards is a very very nice place. It's more peace full then Mablethorpe. The beach is nice here and so are the people. I can not say a bad thing about Chapel St. Leonards.
Benjamin from Leicestershire (Tuesday, May 4, 2004)

I have been coming to Chapel St Leonards all my life. My grandmother had caravans on the Benvenutte years ago and they were handed down to my mother. Me and my husband come as many times as possible and each year we spend more time there. Its so relaxing and i always so i am home there. I don't think anything should be changed and was upset by the change of name on the Maid Marion Club. Everyone knows the Maid Marion Club from years ago. Come on change it back and call your new pub the Merry Men as i am sure there will be plenty!
Claire from Sheffield (Tuesday, April 27, 2004)

After yet another holiday there i still love it and keep coming back for more!! i just love the village and am one day hoping to live there. I love the whole thing mornings walking along the beach everybody gives you a friendly "hello" it's just wonderful. I'm going to keep coming back!! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!!!!!
Leanne from Leicester (Saturday, April 17, 2004)

Hi it is kelly. I suggestion that you put a page on robin hood leisure park because it is so cool up there. thank you.
kelly from leicestershire (Thursday, April 15, 2004)

Hi i am kelly wallbanks and i am 13 years old, and i wood like to say congratulations on a fantastic website. I have been coming to chapel for 6 years. Chapel is cool i wood like to live there some day. It is good i like robin hood. Every year my nanna and grandad take us, there go for 2 weeks and we come on the 2nd week. We wood go with our mum but she has 13 cats and 7 dogs to look after so there take us and spent the day with me and my big bro. We go and stay in the nelson villa caravan park and we stay in a caravan with belongs to duggie gilford. Thank you for letting me tell you how call chapel is love
kelly from leicestershire (Thursday, April 15, 2004)

Hiya, I have been coming to Chapel St Leonards since I was 5 years old. I think it is the nicest place in England to visit, the people are friendly, the weather is always nice, whenever I go to Chapel St. Leonards I am very happy and would one day like to live there.
Elizabeth from Huddersfield (Tuesday, April 13, 2004)

having been the proud owner of a caravan at chapel for the last 12 yrs or more please please please think about putting lights along the promenade as far as happy days
j. h. from nottingham (Tuesday, April 13, 2004)

hello, I have been trying to find out if the neptune pub has been rebuilt on trunch lane yet, or if they are going to rebuild it yet. I am opening my van next week and cant wait to find out when i get down there, Please if you know anything will you let me know. Thank you
Mrs C Levesley email (Thu 25/03/2004)

It's many years since I've been to Chapel; an aunt used to live there near the Vicarage and had a van on Tomlinson's site. I spent many a long summer there and seeing your site and views has brought back many memories - such as the Crazy Golf that used to be on the Village Green.
Rob from Manchester (March 13, 2004)

Please would the caravan sites advertise on the web for holiday hires, so I can bring my family to this lovely village, we love it.
Debbie from Hull (March 8, 2004)

Hi my name is Della and i am 12, i have been on your website and thought i would tell you how enjoyable it is to go there.
I have been to Robin Hood Leisure Park every year i have been here and i hope to go every other year too. (Sun 15/02/2004)

hi,its nice to see Chapel getting ready for a new season,another new pub at the Maid extention to the pub on the corner, smugs, white house and garage all as drab from the outside. will anyone get the Grange Back to its forner glory
mr d.G. (February 12, 2004)

Hi., we have been coming to Chapel for holidays and days out for over 25 years, initially with our daughter who was then a toddler, latterly the two of us.
Came last Friday for the day, lovely weather, good food at Marina Restaurant, huge ice cream, thoroughly enjoyed ourselves as we always do. However noticed the usual dogs (And owners) who can't read the signs about beach restrictions.
Also this time there were from mid afternoon, young(ish) males racing quad bikes a great speed along the beach near the Pullover. There were some families on the beach and this seems rather dangerous. Has this come to the attention of whatever authorities are responsible?- it looked a bit like an accident waiting to happen particularly as there was so much more beach area away from the Pullover for this activity (if it's allowed anyway). Thought you might be interested in this feedback, we'll be back soon.
Graham Nelson (2003 September 14)

Hi. I have been coming to chapel st leonards since 1974, and believe it or not have been every year since. I cant get enough of the place. My parents are the same, and like it so much that they bought a chalet on Kings 4 years ago. Now I am over there every few weeks, usually with my son, who is 4. The people are fantastic and the atmosphere is great. And finally, I think the website is fantastic...WELL DONE! mark...Ripley Derbyshire. (2003 August 20)

We spent one day at chapel, booking a week next year, what a nice friendly place .
tomican (2003 August 13)

Hello there,
Congratulations on a fantastic website! I have been visiting Chapel for quite a few years now and absolutely love the place. My fiance first brought me to chapel and I fell in love with it immediately. At first we would stay in his aunts caravan on the Merry fields site but now we stay in his parents caravan on Anchor lane in Ingoldmells but we still come into chapel everyday we are there. The beach is lovely and the people are friendly. We particularly love having our sunday roast at the Marina restaurant and our cooked breakfasts at The Little Acorn cafe!
The unspoiled village is a must see for all visitors and a trip round Yabbas warehouse is highly recommended!!!
A few games on the various bingos is fun and a spot of crazy golf is a must!
When we are back at home we are counting the weeks to our next visit.
The people, the village, the amusements, the shops, the restaurants, the take away's (particularly The Golden Dragon!) everything!!!!!! makes chapel the perfect english seaside holiday resort. Long may it reign!!
Sharynn and Stewart, Leicester (2003 August 10)

Very much enjoyed the website of the village of my birth. My Grandfather had Stow's stores for many years and I grew up on Sandy Lane. We had a reunion this week in Nova Scotia of the 36 members of the family of Captain Jack and Maisie Stow who left Chapel in 1952 and came to Canada in 1958.
Keep up the good work.
Commander Peter Stow Hubbards, Nova Scotia. (2003 August 09)

Hi There!
I have been coming to chapel almost every year since I was a toddler way back in 1957!
My year is not complete without a visit and over time I have bought at first my wife for the first time in 1979 and then our two sons in the 1980's. Its really is home from home and I am really looking forward to our next holiday this coming August. As a kid I remember the arcades being built (jimmy's bingo) with a small kids fairground rides in it while it was part constructed, the happy times spent at The Ship in with its super slide and old railway carriages for hen houses! They served the best mushy peas ever from a small cabin in the garden in those days!! I also remember Chapel Point before the steps were installed in 1969!
Thanks for letting me share my happy Chapel memories with you.
Paul Gardner (May 2003)

Hi I saw your site and I just had to drop you a line.
I've been visiting chapel since I was 6weeks old (im 25 now) and have great memories of chapel ,we always went because my had visited a lot when he was a kid. I've got a child of my own now and I hope he grows up loving the place as much as the rest of his family. My husband loves it too. I honestly believe there's nowhere quite like chapel and if ever I win the lottery I'm moving there!!! Thanks for keeping such a great holiday village don't let them build a mcdonalds or anything like that it's the best as it is.
k j whitby (2003 March)

Hi, My name is Luke and I just want to say how much fun i had at Chapel St .leonards and it was fantastic even though i was only there for 1 Day (2003 January 07)

I've been going to chapel st leonards for over 25 years to caravan site on trunch lane called Happy days carapark.
In all those years I've loved visiting Chapel st leonards and had many a happy memories and i still love to visit
when I'm over for week or for day. Its a friendly place and if i ever got the chance to stay here i will more then anywhere
else. The staff and people who work at the caravan park are friendly and had many a happy time in the club on site and good memories.
Simborg (2003 January 27)

Do u know any websites (or does anyone have any photos) that's got old pictures of trunch lane, chapel st leonards from about 1977 to 1985 at all ? as I love to see what it was like then as i can remember it from a kid and like to see it again to see how much its changed. Thanks,
Simborg - simborg@f1fan.fsnet.co.uk (2003 January 27)