Cadland Properties Ltd
Duncton Place 3 Fir Tree Close Sudbrooke
Lincoln LN2 2YG
enquiries@escapetolincolnshire.co.uk
01522 595637 / 0789 6211 513
Lincolnshire at its best!
This picturesque village has a general shop/post office. 2 gift shops and 2 public houses (of which one, The Kings head, is one of the country's oldest pubs and retains its thatched roof). 2 tearooms are within a 1 mile drive -
Exploring Further Afield -
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Market Rasen Races
Set in its rural surroundings Market Rasen is the only racecourse in Lincolnshire and offers a unique experience. The friendly family atmosphere, quality racing and amazing views around the course are unmatched any where in the country. It really is the perfect place for a great day out! See our Local Events page for more information or link to read about Family Race Days at Market Rasen Racecourse http://www.marketrasenraces.co.uk/Racing/Family-
Lincolnshire's Aviation Heritage
Lincolnshire has the most amazing aviation history and there are far too many site of interest to list here, but our favourites are The Battle of Britain Memorial Flight is stationed at RAF Coningsby (12 miles) where you can see the last flying Lancaster in Great Britain. The Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre is a family run museum at East Kirkby (9 miles) and was set up over 20 years ago. It is now widely seen as a living memorial to the 55,500 men of Bomber Command who lost their lives during WW2. It holds one of the rarest aircraft, an Avro Lancaster Bomber, in its collection along with many wartime vehicles including a Ford WOT1 Crew Bus, the only one of its kind known in existence. "Just Jane" has taxi-
A beautiful local cafe that serves fresh local ingredients and free range eggs. The Tearooms are arranged over two floors, and have seating for 30 downstairs in a Cath Kidston style room, which is filled with a lovely collection of hand-
Fishing Heritage Museum
Fishing has often been described as one of the toughest jobs in the world. So why not go along and find out for yourselves and sign up as a crew member and witness first hand on a journey of discovery at the Fishing Heritage Centre, Grimsby -
Rand Farm Park
Rand Farm Park is a genuine working farm for children of all ages to enjoy. You will find it in rural Lincolnshire on the main A158 Lincoln to Skegness road, about two miles on the Lincoln side of Wragby. There are a large variety of animals to hold, feed, touch and cuddle. Indoor heated play areas ensure the fun doesn't stop when the weather's bad.There's also a spacious tearoom and coffee bar, which can seat up to 200, so the everyone can treat themselves to a lovely cuppa and a bite to eat after a day's fun and activity. An interactive information centre will tell you lots of interesting stuff about the farm and the animals that live there. The large out door adventure playground will help our younger visitors let off steam and they can jump aboard one of the many tractor and trailer rides.
Hall Farm Park
Another of our favourite places for a family day out Hall Farm Park which is set in the grounds of a working farm in Lincolnshire. The Farm Park site has been purposely developed to cater for visitors of all ages and abilities. Situated in the pretty Lincolnshire village of South Kelsey between Market Rasen, Caistor and Brigg it is home to a wide selection of friendly animals, some traditional and some rare breeds along with domestic pets. All the animals can be touched and fed by visitors. At certain times of the day, some animals can even be held or handled more closely. we especially love taking the goats for a walk and playing on the slide with the huge rubber rings inside the barn -
Seals at Mablethorpe and Donna Nook
It was in 1974 that the first seal arrived at the Mablethorpe Seal Sanctuary and Animal Centre and since then hundreds have been rescued and returned to the wild. The wildlife hospital built in 1989 not only made it possible to look after more seals but also gave visitors a better insight into the rearing of seal pups. Donna Nook is a habitat for thriving grey seals and of great conservational importance, boasting one of the largest and most accessible breeding colonies for the endangered mammal in Britain. As the BBC put it: ‘an encounter with a seal at Donna Nook is almost guaranteed because this is effectively a seal maternity hospital.’ When autumn turns into winter, hundreds of grey seals start hauling themselves onto the sand banks on the Lincolnshire coast to give birth to their pups – around 900 a year.
Sandilands Surfing!
The are some great surfing opportunities at our local beach at Sandilands approximately 40 minutes from Tealby. It is easy to park, there are toilet facilities and food available at the golf Club. It is popular with local surfers, dog walkers, cyclists and families. Huts are available to hire at the local shop.
Motor Sport
As the most exciting motorcycle racing circuit in the country the narrow, twisting, hilly track of Cadwell Park presents a unique challenge for the Two-
Elsham Hall
Elsham Hall is described by Clive Aslet as one of the most imaginative gardens in England! The walled garden is a magnificent 4-
Walking
Throughout the county there are over 100 walks to enjoy -
Rushmoor Country Park
Rushmoor Park offers a fantastic family day out with farm animals, falconry and a 5 star tearoom.
The Coast
We have some wonderful unspoilt and windswept beaches with quiet sandy expanses and we have the more traditional family resorts with donkey-
Cycling
There are many cycle routes that take you along pleasant, tranquil, un-
Fishing
Major rivers in the county include the Witham, which flows in its entirety through Lincolnshire, the Welland in the south and the Ancholme in the north; the Fossdyke canal runs into Lincoln and there are a variety of drains around Boston and the Fens. They all represent excellent coarse fishing. The upper Witham, Great & Long Eau, Bain and upper Welland all offer interesting angling opportunities for the trout and game angler.
Humber Bridge
Humber Bridge has so much to offer with its fantastic views, engineering history, country park, site of special scientific interest, birdwatching -
Lincolnshire Waterways
We can thank the Romans for the Fossdyke Canal and the Brayford Pool at Lincoln and in medieval times Boston and Lincoln harnessed the River Witham for transport and saw their wealth grow. The 18th century fen drainage changed the map of Lincolnshire and the East Coast Floods of 1953 formed our attitudes to flood defence.The Lincolnshire Waterways Partnership is taking this baton forward into the 21st Century, working towards creating thriving river corridors that are a pleasure to visit. Walkers, cyclists, boaters, anglers and nature lovers have ample new waterside projects waiting for them to enjoy.
Golf
Woodhall Spa is the National Golf Centre, and headquarters of the English Golf Union, its two famous championship golf courses are the Hotchkin and the Bracken. KenwickPark, Louth. Louth Golf Course. Market Rasen Golf Course all within a 15 mile radius of Tealby.
Cinemas
The Kinema in the Woods Woodhall Spa has a rear projection with two auditoriums. On selected dates the original Compton organ provides entertainment before showing the main feature (7 miles)
Natureland Seal Sanctuary
Natureland Seal Sanctuary in the family seaside resort of Skegness is well known for rescuing and rehabilitating orphaned and injured seal pups that are stranded on Lincolnshire beaches. Our visitors can see the seals and lots of other wonderful animals including penguins, tropical birds/butterflies, pets corner, aquarium, tropical house, koi carp pool, animal brass rubbing, gift shop and refreshments available.
Theatres
Louth Playgoers Louth, Theatre Royal Lincoln, Stamford Shakespeare Company -
Churches
Churches give a distinctive sense of place and provide reasons to visit rural communities. There are a number of church trails in Lincolnshire poacher country.
Lincolnshire Gardens
Easton Walled Gardens, Doddington Hall, Goltho Gardens, Grimsthorpe Castle, Belton House, Normanby Hall Country Park to name just a few. Lincolnshire has some beautiful gardens ready to reveal their secrets to you.
Market Towns
Louth (Church, antiques, Hubbards hills, Georgian architecture). Alford (windmill, Manor House Museum), Horncastle an old Roman town which won the Millers Guide award for the best Antiques Centre, Lincoln Cathedral and Lincoln Castle walk the cobbled streets of the old sector with its quaint shops, restaurants and bars, Tattershall Leisure Centre with outdoor water sports and Woodhall Spa.
Historic Buildings
Gunby Hall National Trust, Burghley House Stamford, Tattershall Castle, Thornton Abbey English Heritage, Woolsthorpe Manor Nr Grantham, Belton House Grantham, Gainsborough Old Hall, Grimsthorpe Castle, Grantham House, Belvoir Castle Grantham, Lincoln Bishop's Medieval Palace, Old Bolingbroke Castle, Alford Manor House and Museum
The Collection Art and Archaeology Museum, Lincoln
The Collection Art and Archaeology Museum in Lincoln. Visitors to historic Lincoln can now enjoy a fabulous new, free to enter, Museum, embracing the region's premier art gallery, the Usher. The buildings sit side by side in the centre of the city close to Steep Hill and enjoy spectacular views of Lincoln Cathedral. The Collection includes a wealth of artefacts from the Stone, Bronze and Iron Ages, Roman, Saxon, Viking and Medieval eras as well as fine, decorative and contemporary visual arts.
Lincoln Cathedral
Lincoln Cathedral is the spiritual centre of the City, the Mother Church of the Diocese, the parish church of the County, a place of national heritage and a centre of international pilgrimage. It provides a space for God, a focus for prayer and an opportunity for praise and worship.