Local Attractions
Nottinghamshire is a green city steeped in legendary history, vibrant culture, and a promising future. Known as the home of Robin Hood, it’s a creative hub for rebels and pioneers alike. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or a fun-filled day out with the kids, Nottinghamshire offers top attractions, world-class sports, and amazing live events. A warm welcome always awaits you in this captivating county.
Local Angling exclusive access
Experience direct access to 900 metres of the beautiful River Trent, just a short 300 metre walk across the fields. Enjoy exclusive fishing opportunities for a variety of species, including the renowned barbel that this area is famous for. With approximately 600 metres of private stretch reserved solely for our guests, plus an additional 300 metres shared with the Nottingham Federation of Anglers, you'll have plenty of space to cast your line. Our owner, a bailiff for the club, is always on hand to offer expert advice, ensuring you make the most of your fishing experience, including night fishing options.
Nature walks
Take a riverside walk along the River Trent
Southwell
Take a trip to Southwell, a charming minster town brimming with historic attractions and family-friendly activities. Explore the Southwell Minster, a 12th-century Romanesque masterpiece that showcases breathtaking architecture. Whether you're wandering through its picturesque streets or enjoying local parks, Southwell offers a delightful experience for everyone. Come and create lasting memories in this beautiful town!
Sherwood Forest
Visit Sherwood Forest the home of Robin Hood, or one of the many local country parks or historic gardens.
Nottingham city
Nottingham Castle stands as a majestic medieval fortress, perched on a promontory in Nottingham. Once a vital stronghold and royal residence during the Middle Ages, it fell into disrepair by the mid-17th century. The site was later transformed by the Duke of Newcastle into a mansion, which now houses an art gallery and museum showcasing local history and significant artworks. Visitors can explore a diverse collection, including alabaster carvings, watercolours by renowned artists, contemporary ceramics, stoneware, and a fascinating costume collection featuring Nottingham lace.
Newark
Discover the charm of Newark-on-Trent, where history and culture come alive along the River Trent. Explore the impressive Newark Castle and Gardens, a stunning fortress surrounded by beautiful greenery, or delve into the past at the National Civil War Centre, dedicated to the British civil wars. Aviation enthusiasts will love the Newark Air Museum, showcasing a remarkable collection of World War II aircraft. Don't miss the Town Hall Museum & Art Gallery, nestled in an 18th-century town hall, offering a glimpse into the town's artistic heritage.