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Check AvailabilityGeorge Lodge is a 2 bedroom self catering holiday accommodation that sleeps 3 and is located in Lincoln, East England. This property is pet friendly allowing for 1 pet. Prices range from £239 to £2443 per week. Local to South Carlton, Skellingthorpe, Burton, Boultham, North Carlton
All on ground floor: Living room double sofa bed and French doors. Kitchen with tiled floor. 2 bedrooms: 1 double, 1 single. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet.
Renowned for its award-winning cuisine, The Jews House Restaurant in Lincoln is situated in a beautiful Grade I listed building on the site of a medieval synagogue. Dating back to 1150, it boasts gorgeous views of the surrounding countryside and the cathedral.
Who ate all the pies? Almost anyone who visits this delightful restaurant located at the top end of Steep Hill near the cathedral. Although scrummy pies are the speciality, lots of other delicious seasonal dishes make it onto the menu.
The Wig & Mitre offers the civilised surroundings of a really traditional English pub and restaurant. Taste the subtle differences in the other two pubs owned by the Wig and Mitre — Caunton Beck and the Bottle and Glass.
Perfect for a special occasion, Harry's Place is the smallest of Michelin-starred restaurants (10 seats), set in the Georgian home of a husband and wife team who are chef and front of house respectively. Local produce features but the net has been cast much wider and with zeal.
Situated adjacent to the River Slea, Cogglesford Mill is the ideal venue to enjoy good food in beautiful surroundings. Fresh local produce and a passion for food are the key here with a versatile menu to suit all tastes. This historic mill still produces flour, a process which can be watched and celebrated through regular events held at the old mill.
The Thatched Cottage dates back to the 12th century. Lovingly restored, this restaurant oozes charm and warmth. In the grounds, visitors are welcome to wander the nature trails which wind through the 7-acre arboretum, with its 3000 trees of 20 species and picturesque area of natural fen.
Excellent local pub which serves good food in the restaurant. There are lots of lovely walks in the area, perfect for building up an appetite before lunch, dinner or afternoon tea!
The Risley Park; a fabulous bar and restaurant with tasty home cooked meals and extensive drinks menu on offer. The Risley also has a function room available.
Wheelgate Park truly has something for everyone with attractions ranging from thrilling rides, energising activities, and stimulating challenges. Fascinating historical exhibits and animal attractions.
An ideal place for the kids to work off their energy on a wet afternoon — they can walk the amazing rope bridge, swim in the ball pools, experience the Snakey tube slides, net climbs and roller squeezes and even meet Barry the Bat in his Spooky Cave.
A fun park for all the family to enjoy in the beautiful surroundings of Sherwood Forest, home of the legendary Robin Hood.
Have fun getting lost in this maze made from conifer trees. There is also a picnic area.
Learn to touch and handle animals properly and get to feed them, too! Crammed with farm animals and pets, this working farm offers plenty of other adventures including a play area with trampolines, a sand pit and some exciting kart rides and roller racers.
Visit this famous 700 year old open market, which is the hub of the town, complemented by the new shopping centres, retail parks and department stores.
Lots of traditional farm animals, as well as some rarer birds and animals, in their natural environment. There's also a Pets' Corner, indoor and outdoor play areas, a tea room and gift shop.
Set up since 1993, this famous ghost walk leads you around the oldest parts of Nottingham, up to the Castle where the streets are 1000 years old. You will hear all about the ghosts and ghouls who haunt the city, where they lurk and how they met their untimely ends!
Explore the tunnels and caves that lie beneath Nottingham City; enter into the depths of the original Anglo-Saxon tunnels, if you dare!
Twinlakes Park is a family orientated all inclusive waterpark located in Melton Mowbray, within acres of beautiful countryside. It offers endless fun and adventure to families and has a diverse range of activities available including, huge indoor play barns, outdoor adventures, rides, animals and a fantastic waterpark, there is so much to see and do here. The facilities are excellent and the park is well maintained and very clean. Regardless of the weather there is always something to do here, with the farm area, train ride, lakes with paddle boats, softplay areas and much more. It does not get too busy so you never have to queue very long for the rides. It is open throughout the year from 10.00am. The staff are lovely, so cheerful and helpful. There is a cafe that serves a nice selection of beverages and a good choice of meals, light snacks and all reasonably priced. You can buy tickets at the gate but it is cheaper to buy online in advance through their website. Throughout the year they organise a series of events, so worth checking these out on their website too. Twinlakes Park offers a great family day out that is packed with fun and entertainment and will make you a very popular parent if you come here.
Nottingham Raceway Karting offers the opportunity to drive one of their karts around their purpose built track. They are located in Melton Mowbray being convenient to both Nottingham and Leicester. The karts are available in cadet karts for younger drivers and there are the more powerful RX7 390cc karts for the older karters. The purpose built track is about 500 metres and caters for both beginners and experienced karters, it has lots of testing bends as well as a couple of decent straight sections where you can put your foot down. All equipment is provided, it is clean and well maintained, the staff are great too, friendly and helpful. Before you go out in the karts you have to watch a safety video where the rules of the track are explained, then instructions on using the karts is given together, with a few warm up laps and then the fun begins. At the end you are given a printout of your tack times. There is a nice warm cafe where you can spectate from whilst enjoying a coffee. Karting is the ideal activity to enjoy with family, friends or work colleagues, it makes for a fun, thrilling and competitive day out. Nottingham Raceway Karting are welcoming, well organised and professional and provide a safe, fun and thrilling environment to enjoy karting and for a great price too, highly recommended.
Bawtry Paintball and Laser Fields has a long and established history as a leading paintball venue here in the UK. They also have an unblemished safety record and safety is of paramount importance here, they provide all safety equipment and you are given a briefing before you commence any game, the staff are all highly trained and professional, as well as being friendly and helpful, they maximise your enjoyment here. It venue covers 385 acres and has an astounding 13 themed movie-set game zones that are furnished with actual props from a number of different movie sets, including real army trucks, huge tanks, a Wessex helicopter and the original Predator to add authenticity to the sets. The Castle Assault game has two multi-storey castles, there is a tree top fortress and the largest bridge to be found on any UK paintball site. You will not find any more realistic battle grounds elsewhere. You have to be a minimum of age 7 to take part in the Laser combat Games and age 10 for the junior paintballing. Once you have your equipment and team it is time to get tactical and plan your attack, then the fun starts as you run loose, hiding behind trees, scrambling through bushes in the quest to take over your enemies base, you will not have more fun anywhere else. Yes you will be bruised, battered and aching but, the adrenalin rush makes you forget about this. It is such an exciting and thrilling day that it will leave you wanting to return again. Bawtry Paintball and Laser Fields is an astounding day out for all the family don't hesitate book your own adventure here.
The Tropical Butterfly House offers a unique opportunity to get closer to some of the world's most beautiful and unique living things! This is a must-see for animal-lovers in South Yorkshire. The facility is home to a wide range of creatures, even more than just elegant butterflies. Stop by and explore the Meerkat Mansion, Small Animal House, Farm Barn, Birds of Prey area, Prairie Dog Camp, Butterfly House and much more!
Yorkshire Wildlife Park is the UK's premier wildlife park, it allows you to walk around this park seeing animals in replicas of their natural habitats. They have a wonderful selection of animals here and it is a real family friendly venue. The park is open daily except for Christmas Eve and Day, it is well laid out and has nice gardens and woodland areas. The Safari Village is a new addition to the park and offers a great place where you can converge in the bright and airy cafe and enjoy some tasty food and refreshments, in a relaxed atmosphere. There is a nice giftshop that is well stocked with lots of interesting and relevant gifts. There are lots of picnic benches available if you want to take along a picnic. The staff are lovely, so helpful and enthusiastic with lots of knowledge about the animals. What is great about Yorkshire Wildlife Park is that you are able to get close to certain animals in their enclosures which, the children and adults love. There are play areas for the children. The facilities are very clean and overall the park is well maintained. Yorkshire Wildlife Park is a fun and educational experience that everyone can enjoy, a great day out for all.
A great cycle route starting in Long Bennington and following good country roads for just under 30 miles. There are two steep climbs around Belvoir Castle and the route also passes through Elton, Knipton and Bottesford.
You can start or finish your ride at any of the villages along this 15 mile circular route. Country roads take in Ropsley, Sapperton, Braceby, Newton, Walcot, Pickworth, Lenton, Ingoldsby, Humby, Ropsley.
North Wingfield is a narrow strip of grassland with the River Rother running through it and abundant wildlfe to spot, particularly in the summer months.
With a new habitat created in 2005, a great variety of wildlife has been attracted to this area to mingle with the existing inhabitants. Further improvement work to enlarge the reserve due for 2012.
Brilliant and energetic fun with a group of friends or family, Combat Zone Paintball is located in the heart of Lincolnshire only 5 miles from Lincoln city centre.
Spend a great day learning the skills of go karting on one of the region's largest tracks. At its full length of 1200m, this impressive track is great for large groups as it can be run back to back to allow more simultaneous races.
There are two courses, the Hotchkin, which is built on sandy soil that allows for year round play, and the Bracken, which is created from commercial woodland, scrub and arable farmland, and is a course of exceptional finesse and imaginative design.
Ice skating is cool no matter what your age or ability. So where better to try it out than the National Ice Centre where ice sessions and lessons are available.
The eight tranquil fishing lakes of Bain Valley Fisheries can be found in the picturesque village of Tattershall Thorpe. Created from old quarry pits, and stocked with carp, tench, rudd, bream, roach, perch and trout, the lakes can be up to 11ft deep.
26 bowling lanes of fun! The perfect place for a party or get together with friends. Compete to see how many strikes you can get!
Stapleford Park Golf Course is located on the Stapleford Park Estate within the beautiful Leicestershire countryside, close to Melton Mowbray and encompasses all that makes for a great golf course. It is premier 18 hole resort, parkland course that is set in a valley, it follows the the river and has water in play on many holes. The course is pretty flat and is excellently maintained the greens are fast running and tees are faultless, the fairways are wide and high standards are adhered to. It is a challenging course with a number of obstacles, it is very long, the rough is deep and long, deep riveted bunkers and it is open to the elements, there is a good mix of holes. The clubhouse is in a lovely old converted barn and has excellent facilities and a nice atmosphere, they have a great menu with lots of choice that is good value for money. Staff are friendly and professional throughout and make you feel welcome. Stapleford Park Golf is a first class course that extends a warm welcome to all, it offers the opportunity to play a memorable game of golf that will leave you wanting to return and at very competitive prices.
Set in the heart of the Lincolnshire Wolds at Scamblesby, a small village just off the A153 Horncastle to Louth road, the farm offers lessons, hacks and full, part or working livery, all supervised by a B.H.S.A.I qualified instructor (insured for all riders aged 4 and over).
Ten pin bowling, soft play areas and fun for all the family to enjoy are all on offer at the Genesis Centre as well as conference suites.
F1K Indoor Go karting Loughborough is a fast adrenaline fuelled motorsport experience that is suitable for all from 8 years and over. Safety, professionalism and value for money can be found at this all weather indoor venue.
With approximately 28 species of butterfly living at Whisby Nature Park, this lovely area is well worth a visit. Consisting of a mixture of flooded gravel pits, this 150 acre site encompasses woodland, lakes, grassland and heath. Soak up some of the local scenery on the way-marked paths winding through the park.
A renowned haven for a wide variety of butterflies and other insect life, the Chambers Farm Nature Reserve is a 360 hectare beauty spot located on the site of a medieval woodland near Wragby.
Mellow Elizabethan walls frame the formal East and West gardens, which are faithful to the Elizabethan layout — the West garden is a riot of colour from April to September. The Wild Garden is a joy in spring, when the Kitchen Garden bursts with produce.
Clumber Park is home to the longest avenue of lime trees in Europe and Clumber Chapel — a Gothic cathedral in miniature. Enjoy some of the most pleasurable walking around, including idyllic lakeside strolls. Or hire a bike and explore this great park with friends. It's also the perfect setting for a picnic and that family game of cricket or football during the summer months.
A 650 acre park on the northern fringes of Nottingham, which has an incredible variety of wildlife habitats, mill lakes, meadows and oak woodland to enjoy.
Beautiful gardens featuring Snowdrops, Sweet Peas, many varieties of Daffodils, Irises and Roses. They are the result of an impressive restoration project which commenced in 2001, after almost 50 years of abandonment. The so called 'lost' gardens, span 12 acres and have some lovely walks hidden amongst.
Escape the hustle and bustle of day to day life as you explore this lovely park, set deep at the heart of the Nottinghamshire countryside. Encompassing over 8km of paths, landscaped areas and grassland, this is the perfect place to explore on foot or by bike. Take a picnic and play some sport.
National Trust owned Hardwick Hall displays the enormous wealth and authority of its original owner, Bess of Hardwick, and will be hosting various events throughout the year to commemorate the 400 years since her death. (Dogs allowed in park)
A stunning area of wooded parkland, hills, lakes, trails and even more wildlife in this park that stretches over 600 acres of varied landscape. There is a sculpture trail and 18 miles of footpaths, some of which are wheelchair friendly.
This friendly community theatre, situated at the heart of Lincolnshire's North Kesteven district, stages an exciting programme of quality professional music, dance and theatre work. See website for details.
The Theatre Royal offers a wide range of workshops, theatre shows and exhibitions as well as courses for adults. Regular big events, weekly music and art galleries.
Shopping centre with your favourite high street and designer brand names.
Gainsborough Old Hall is a unique medieval manor house right in the heart of Gainsborough. Built between 1460 and 1480, it remains largely in its original state.
The Palace Theatre is a year short of celebrating its 100th anniversary so will be holding lots of exciting events with that in mind. Keep an eye on the website for further information.
Belvoir Brewery are located in The Belvoir Alehouse in Old Dalby close to Melton Mowbray. Although it is a modern building they use traditional brewing methods, and have celebrated twenty years of brewing excellence. Tours operate daily at 2.00pm, 5.00pm and 7.30pm Monday to Saturday and at 2.00pm and 5.00pm on Sundays, it is not necessary to book but it is advisable. The tours last about an hour and you take you through the complete process from raw materials and ingredients that are sourced from local suppliers all the way to the dispatch of the completed product. They are pitched at just the right level to make them interesting and informative, the guide is excellent, friendly, animated and knowledgeable. The tour is finished with a tasting of three of their cask ales in the Alehouse Bar. The bar has a modern but traditional decor and has a cosy and welcoming atmosphere. Afterwards you can enjoy a quick snack or meal, the menu is varied and has an interesting and tasty selection of wholesome home cooked dishes, the food is excellent, well cooked and presented and customer service is very good, prices are very reasonable as well. Belvoir Brewery offers an interesting insight into the brewing process in a lovely establishment with great food and drinks, food and service is faultless, highly recommended.
Surrounded by beautiful countryside, and enjoying extensive views, Bolsover is well known for its castle and pleasant shopping area.
The Old Brickyard Tea Garden are quaint eco friendly tea rooms that are situated in a field in the heart of the gorgeous Lancashire countryside. They are located in a purpose built wooden hut that is surrounded by the natural beauty of the countryside, it offers a place of complete relaxation, peace and serenity. The tea rooms are warm and cosy and have a lovely homely feel with its pine dresser and farmhouse style tables and chairs creating a lovely welcoming atmosphere. They serve a choice of quality loose leaf teas, freshly ground coffee and local homemade cakes, all served on china. They produce a range of ten "Old Brickyard Tea Garden" branded teas, they can be bought from the tea shop. They also sell a large collection of vintage china, including teapots and tea sets as well as quality local handcrafted gifts, like pottery, paintings, jewellery, textiles and cards. They are open from April through to December, they are open daily except Wednesdays in the summer months otherwise they are only open on the weekends, from 10.00am to 5.00pm, full details are on their website. The staff are lovely so friendly and helpful and very knowledgeable on their teas. A warm welcome is extended to everyone even dogs. Old Brickyard Tea Gardens are located in the perfect setting and offer the ideal place to stop before or after a walk in glorious local countryside, just sit back relax and enjoy the wonderful views.
Farm Shop at the Grange is home to the Good Grub Company, they are located in the grounds of the Grange Garden Centre in the beautiful Nottinghamshire countryside. A lot of their stock is grown onsite or sourced from local suppliers. The shop is well stocked and has a fresh fruit and veg section, butchers and deli. All produce is excellent quality and well priced. It is a friendly shop, the staff are lovely and it has a pleasant warm and welcoming atmosphere. The staff are very knowledgeable and happy to discuss their products with you. You can sample some of the delicious products before you buy which is really useful. It is a real gem of a shop and definitely worth a visit if you are in the area.
Ragdale Hall Spa is a luxurious spa facility that has top class facilities and is located within the marvellous surroundings of Ragdale Hall in the rolling Leicestershire countryside. It has some of the best spa and fitness facilities around and offers a wide range of beauty treatments within their luxury surroundings, as well as extending a warm welcome to all guests. The staff throughout are extremely friendly and professional. All treatments are carried out by qualified and experienced therapists. Facilities are numerous and include two swimming pools, a gym, exercise rooms, tennis courts, various saunas, steam rooms and much more. There is a lovely dining area that is bright and stylish and offers relaxed and casual dining with a diverse menu that caters to all dietary requirements and dishes are prepared using fresh local produce, the result is delicious tasty food. A visit to Ragdale Hall Spa provides the perfect opportunity to relax and unwind within the relaxation rooms or just find a quiet corner for yourself. If the sun is shining head outside and enjoy the lovely grounds that are beautifully manicured and landscaped with lots of seating dotted around. Ragdale Hall Spa offers the very highest standard of facilities with lots of attention to detail, from the grounds, to the rooms, treatments and staff, in addition to customer satisfaction they don't fail to deliver.
Situated on the old World War 2 airfield of Winthorpe, Newark Air Museum has a varied collection of aircraft and memorabilia, most of which is displayed undercover. The museum shop also comes highly recommended, as do the snacks and drinks served in the tea rooms.
Lincoln Castle was built in 1068 by William the Conqueror. The beautiful grounds are the perfect spot for a picnic and there are 3 towers to climb, 12th century wall walks, and a prison to explore. (Limited disabled access)
Soaring above the city, Lincoln Cathedral is one of the finest medieval buildings in Europe and dominates the landscape for miles around. Most of the Cathedral dates from the 13th century when it was rebuilt in the new Gothic style. See if you recognise sections from the 'The Da Vinci Code' which was partly shot here!
Perhaps the perfect Restoration country house, Belton's stunning interiors contain exceptionally fine plasterwork and wood-carving, as well as important collections of paintings, furniture, tapestries and silverware. There is also a huge children's adventure playground. (Wheelchair access limited in places)
Metheringham Airfield is a small, well maintained museum dedicated to RAF 106 Bomber Squadron which flew from here during the second world war. Photographs, information and displays give a fascinating insight into everyday life on an active airfield. What's more, many of the original buildings still remain, including the ration store. Regular events are held throughout the year.
Dating from the 11th century and home to the Duke of Rutland, the Castle boasts breathtaking views and an impressive collection of furniture, porcelain and paintings (Gainsborough, Reynolds, Holbein and Poussin). The Spring Gardens are open for pre-booked groups.
The Mansion House in Doncaster has been a prominent building here in the city for more than 250 years, it is a dignified and stately building, a real architectural gem. It is one of only four remaining civic Mansion Houses in the country. Its purpose was to provide a suitable venue for corporate entertaining and it more than achieves its purpose. Today it still serves as a local working government building. The interior of the building has many outstanding and interesting features including, the impressive and elegant staircase constructed in the imperial style, there are three clocks made by George Hallifax who also served as mayor twice, the great kitchen that now serves as a dining room but, retains many of its original features, the gallery and peace window, the ballroom with its intricate plasterwork ceilings, throughout are many fine paintings, chandeliers and antique furnishings and furniture. The tours are free and run by volunteers, the guides are friendly and animated and really bring the history of the building to life. What you might not know is that the Mansion House holds afternoon tea here once a month and it is a fantastic event, a real old-fashioned treat, the staff are really friendly and attentive and the selection of refreshments is absolutely wonderful, you can even take home the cakes that are not eaten. The staff are also willing to discuss the building and its history so a great way to find out more about this lovely building. Other events are hosted throughout the year so worth checking to see what is happening here. So if you get the opportunity to visit the Mansion House don't miss it, you will be delighted by all that it has to offer.
Heckington's unique eight-sailed windmill is a landmark in the surrounding Fens. Built in 1830, the mill stopped work in 1946, but after restoration opened once more for work in 1986. The turning sails can still be seen when the wind is right.
This medieval brick castle was lovingly restored by Lord Curzon before his death in 1925 after which it was given to the National Trust. Let the audio guide create a picture of what life was like at Tattershall Castle in the 15th century. Climb the 150 steps from the basement to the battlements and enjoy the magnificent views of the Lincolnshire countryside. Then explore the grounds, moats and bridges. (Restricted wheelchair access)
You'll find lovingly restored and meticulously maintained aircraft on display at this visitor centre. The Lancaster, Spitfires and Hurricanes are not museum pieces, they can be seen regularly at air shows around the country. Visitors can even meet the pilots who fly these wonderful aircraft and the ground crew who maintain them. An interesting and informative day out!
Nottingham Castle is a magnificent 17th century mansion, with spectacular views across the city. The Exhibition galleries play host to a lively programme of events and exhibitions.
A small 17th-century manor house, the birthplace and family home of Sir Isaac Newton, who formulated some of his major works here. An early edition of 'Principia' is on display and the orchard includes a descendant of the famous apple tree.
A great family day out, with the fantasy entertainment house for children and the grand castle with its wonderful collection of art work to admire for the parents. The Venus Garden is also worth a visit with impressive statues and a lovely fountain.
Rising majestically from the flat landscape of south Lincolnshire, Grimsthorpe Castle is surrounded by its extensive park. The principal front of the house, the last masterpiece of Baroque architect Sir John Vanbrugh, is designed to impress. (Dogs are welcome in the parkland and there is some limited access to the ground floor)
Markham Grange Steam Museum is located at Markham Grange Nurseries and Garden Centre, in a dedicated building to commemorate these great machines that were the driving force of the Industrial Revolution. On display here are some great examples of working stationary steam engines, marine steam engines and steam pumps both big and small. Each engine has been carefully and renovated and reassembled by a team of volunteers, who continue to maintain them. These volunteers are so friendly, enthusiastic and knowledgeable and are more than happy to show you around, explain the machines and answer any questions that you might have. There is no charge to enter the museum, they just ask for a donation and it is now only open on steaming days which, are on Wednesdays and the first Sunday of each month, these days are pretty remarkable and should not be missed, seeing all the machines powered up and working away is really impressive. Markham Grange Steam Museum is a fantastic way to look into this important era of our past however, it may not appeal to all. However, if you are keen on working machines, levers, pulleys and knowing how things work you will love it here. The museum is interesting and informative and provides a great insight into these stationery engines, if in the area then worth a visit.
The Trolleybus Museum at Sandtoft is located on an old wartime airfield and houses the world's biggest collection of preserved trolleybuses. If you have a keen interest in the history of transport then this is a must see attraction but will still interest those who don't. The museum will transport you back in time to an era when trolleybuses were a major form of transport. As they are operated by electricity they are silent so it is best to keep to the pavements and only cross at the designated areas. On entry you are given an old penny that you use to buy a day pass and this allows you unlimited travel on the bus circuit all day long. There are a collection of old trolleys on display with a number under different stages of restoration. Throughout the exhibitions narrate the story of Britain's earliest trolleybuses, using information boards, photos, models, mannequins in replica driver and conductor uniforms, there is a small number of original and replica artefacts. You can also see an old "pre-fab" house, these were built to solve the housing problems after World War II, they are furnished as they would have been in the 1950's, very interesting. In the centre there is a grassed area that is used to host different events. There are also some flea markets that sell old transport related books and models of trolley buses in addition to other items of interest. A Souvenir shop that is stocked with relevant items that will appeal to enthusiasts. The cafe serves a nice selection of drinks and light snacks that are tasty and reasonably priced. The staff are dressed in period costumes and are all volunteers you will find them to be both friendly and helpful. The Trolleybus Museum offers an interesting and informative day out and is worth a visit if you are in the area, you will not be disappointed.
Recreated on an original WW2 airfield, this extraordinarily evocative museum not only gives a real insight into life on a bomber airfield but also displays information and items from POW and Concentration camps, with all their stories of sadness and heroism.
