Little End Corner Caravan Site

Grimsby, East Lindsey, England

The grounds on which Little End Corner caravan site and fishing pond sit were once just a flat field. It is the life’s work and legacy of one man’s vision and dedication that have made it what it is today. Martin Faulder developed the area by having the pond dug out in the mid 1980s. He planted the pond with reeds and rushes around the banks, weeping willows to cascade over idyllic spots, lillies to provide shelter for the fish, cobnut hedging to protect anglers from the wind and specimen trees in specific locations as well as many other plants, shrubs and bulbs to totally transform the desolate field into what has become a haven for native and migratory wildlife. The pond was initially stocked with roach, rudd, tench, bream, perch, eels, gudgeon, crusian carp, common carp, mirror carp and grass carp of various sizes. Later barbel and chub, then blue orfe and golden orfe were introduced and all are now flourishing.

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