I am 15 years old and I have been going to Sutton on sea all my life. It is a fantasic place to go with an amazingly clean beach and town. I have many memories of Sutton, being stung in the foot by a weaver, build dams, catching crabs and most of all fishing.
My Dad's family have been going here for over 40 years and have become very attached to Sutton. Ever since i can remember we have been catching Plaice, Dover sole, Shrimps, Salmon, Trout, Sea bass, Skate, and delicate pipe fish or transparent squid.
Jim Hackney

We have just returned from a week staying in Trustthorpe near Sutton-on-Sea. We were pleasantly surprised by the cleanliness and unspoilt nature of Sutton. It was a breath of fresh air and we felt like we had stepped back into a bygone era before the times of crass commercialism, flashing lights and loud music. The area was clean, the people friendly and polite, the beach was spotless and the atmosphere was wonderful. Sutton-on-Sea struck us as a safe, traditional place for a family holiday and we hope to make many return visits.
Nicola Ridding and Richard Green

We moved to Sutton on sea 18 months ago, best move we have made. It is a lovely place to live,the people of Sutton are very friendly, the beach is great, my grandchildren are looking forward to the school holidays so they can come for a holiday.
Georgina Hopkinson

What a stroke of unbelievable luck to move to a village near this perfect beach. It is my very favourite place. The sand is clean and soft. The beach is never crowded. We love to come with a picnic straight after the kids come home from school in the summer. In the winter, we come with kites or a ball and just enjoy the bracing(!) emptiness. Sutton seems to strike the perfect balance between remoteness and commerciality. I just wish I could have a beach hut to call my own!
Helen, Spilsby area.

I think Sutton is great and I'm very fond of the area just south of Sutton on Sea at Huttoft, where you can park right on the sea bank and there are miles of great beach.  The daily charge for Huttoft Car Terrace is very reasonable (£1.20 I think) and there are toilets provided. I like your new beach guide.  
Best wishes, Pat

I love the beach huts in Sutton, they give the seafront a really traditional air and it's nice to hire one, take a picnic and spend the day on the beach building sandcastles and flying kites... I might be in my 30s but it doesn't look like I've grown up much!
Adi, Nettleham

Sutton is always the favourite if Skeggy seems just too noisy and busy! Look out for the maple leaf shaped paddling pool donated by the Canadian government after the devastation caused by the '53 floods. And in the water look out for the wreck off-shore. Although signposted on the beach, the unwary could get a shock splashing about!
Charlie Partridge

It has changed a lot in those years, the arrival of the huge lumps of granite, the removal of the grains etc etc. The hot summer of '76 where the only cool place was in the sea, the year of the ladybird plague where you had to eat your food in the sea to prevent it being covered ladybirds. Tennis week at Sandilands every July, and my inevitable loss of the first round. Family barbeques, laughter and fun. Sun burn. Calomine lotion. The sea air that knocks you out, with no sleep problems during your visit. The Coastguard saving the unwary. Grandpa going for a swim on Easter day, us refusing point blank!

It is interesting to see how each year the coast changes. I am now 30 something and take my young family to the same places I went as a child. I am sure my son is sick of me saying " did you know daddy used to be able to buy a comic and a mars bar for 10p form the village shop by the sea front".

Keep Lincolnshire as it is, it is the most perfect county in the country. My ideal summer; on the beach digging dams, making castles and braving the sea! roll on July.

Thanks for the memories and to the future

Mark Sansom