Thorpe Park expansion set for huge investment boost!
Thorpe Park holiday centre in Cleethorpes is set for an investment of ‘millions of pounds to be spent on facilities for visitors.
It is boasted a sizeable indoor auditorium, with stage bars and a Papa Johns’s restaurant as part of the proposals, which hope to attract more tourists to the resort.
Operated by Haven Holidays owned by Bourne Leisure, the holiday centre announced big expansion plans, there will be more staff recruited for the entertainment complex, which is understood to be built on the site.
The proposals are at an early stage of development but are understood to feature a large portion of the site, the new entertainment centre will be built to the latest standards and cater to hundreds of visitors.
Thorpe Park would allow guests on the holiday camp to have live performances during their stay.
They already have an opening of the new adventure village at Thorpe Park this month.
The owners announced before Easter the outdoor activities would be ready for the summer holidays, earlier this year Haven Holidays advertised 170 jobs for its holiday parks on the Lincolnshire coast.
The expansion could be a huge boost for Cleethorpes, attracting more tourists to the resort and traders.
Haven has shared a post on social media showcasing the progress made on the Adventure Village at Thorpe Park.
A series of aerial shots were posted along with: “Here’s a sneak peek at our Brand New Adventure Village at Thorpe Park.
“The biggest Adventure Village to date for Haven ….. Ready for summer 2022.”
In a list posted by Haven, some of the construction features include New crazy golf, a huge Aerial Adventure, Bungee trampolines, a Sand play area, an Outdoor Stage, The Big Jump, Kart hire, a Multi-purpose sports court, a Huge outdoor play park.
The ongoing construction of an Adventure Village at Thorpe Park in Cleethorpes has resulted in controversy, with caravan owners expressing concerns about the impact of the plans on rising pitch fees.
Organizers confirmed the plans via the ‘Thorpe Park Owners’ Facebook page last year.
The announcement read: “We are delighted to confirm we will be getting a brand-new Adventure Village here at Thorpe Park.”
But owners say they have been billed for fees relating to the project despite not having been consulted or informed in advance.
Speaking via Facebook, one caravan owner wrote: “We should have been told this was extra on our fees. Ground rent has also gone up with development fees paid by the caravan owners.”
“You haven’t consulted with owners. You only shared this info just now, yet you have charged us for this development on our bills,” added another.
One frustrated owner said that the company had “changed” and was “no longer owner friendly.”


