Guidebook For Individual Detached House in Uppingham
The Heart Of Rutland
Perfect place for long or short walks or bike rides. Dogs are welcome. Take a trip onto the water on a guided boat trip. Water sports and sailing. Food and ice creams are available. Stunning scenery
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Rutland Water Cruises
Bull Brig LanePerfect place for long or short walks or bike rides. Dogs are welcome. Take a trip onto the water on a guided boat trip. Water sports and sailing. Food and ice creams are available. Stunning scenery
Traditional Market Town of Uppingham
A wonderful traditional market town full of independent shops of the highest quality. Do not miss the market on a Friday. Stalls selling fruit and vegetables, fresh fish, cheeses, meat, bread, lunchtime treats such as paella, indian food, bicycle repair stall. Bars, pubs and restaurants are welcoming and suit every purse. Somewhere not to be missed.
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Uppingham
A wonderful traditional market town full of independent shops of the highest quality. Do not miss the market on a Friday. Stalls selling fruit and vegetables, fresh fish, cheeses, meat, bread, lunchtime treats such as paella, indian food, bicycle repair stall. Bars, pubs and restaurants are welcoming and suit every purse. Somewhere not to be missed.
Fun Day Out
Specially designed for a super soaking time, Aqua Park Rutland is a day full of physical exertion and extreme fun. Just get ready to get wet!
Recently the park has doubled in size and stretched to over 36 new obstacles. The park features climbing walls, trampolines, balance bards, rockers, rollers and some of the UK's biggest splashtastic jumps and slides.
Visitors must be aged 6 years and over 1.2m to take part. Included in the price of entry you’ll be kitted out with a wetsuit and buoyancy aid to keep you afloat as you explore climbing walls, balance beams, a blast bag and trampolines. Handily the park has also been designed to complement Rutland’s already existing outdoor park which offers up cycling, sailing and kayaking. More than enough to keep water babies busy!
Water park filled with over 36 new obstacles
Take on ‘The Beast’ - the UK’s tallest inflatable climbing wall
A physical challenge for 6 years and up
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Aqua Park Rutland
Bull Brig LaneSpecially designed for a super soaking time, Aqua Park Rutland is a day full of physical exertion and extreme fun. Just get ready to get wet!
Recently the park has doubled in size and stretched to over 36 new obstacles. The park features climbing walls, trampolines, balance bards, rockers, rollers and some of the UK's biggest splashtastic jumps and slides.
Visitors must be aged 6 years and over 1.2m to take part. Included in the price of entry you’ll be kitted out with a wetsuit and buoyancy aid to keep you afloat as you explore climbing walls, balance beams, a blast bag and trampolines. Handily the park has also been designed to complement Rutland’s already existing outdoor park which offers up cycling, sailing and kayaking. More than enough to keep water babies busy!
Water park filled with over 36 new obstacles
Take on ‘The Beast’ - the UK’s tallest inflatable climbing wall
A physical challenge for 6 years and up
Rutland Water Nature Reserve always has something of interest to do, whatever the season, whether the kids want to see some amazing wildlife, or do something active in the great outdoors.
The reserve covers 1,000 acres, with 9 miles (about 14.5km) of shoreline, and a variety of habitats to explore, such as lagoons and extensive muddy banks, so bring your wellies!
A number of activities are available on the lake and there are some good cycle routes to follow. You can even bring the family pooch for a walk, but only on the Lyndon side of the reserve, and they must be kept on the lead.
Little nature lovers will be amazed at the variety of wildlife to enjoy, from the Ospreys, which can be seen in spring and summer, to a large number of waterfowl, such as tufted ducks and greylag geese. There are also numerous butterflies, dragonflies, and other insects, plus loads of mammals, including otters, badgers and water voles.
We recommend that you make the most of your visit by checking online before you go. Find out about the wildlife you are likely to spot, and the events that are being held, from willow weaving to badger watching.
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Rutland Water náttúrufrelsisvæði
Rutland Water Nature Reserve always has something of interest to do, whatever the season, whether the kids want to see some amazing wildlife, or do something active in the great outdoors.
The reserve covers 1,000 acres, with 9 miles (about 14.5km) of shoreline, and a variety of habitats to explore, such as lagoons and extensive muddy banks, so bring your wellies!
A number of activities are available on the lake and there are some good cycle routes to follow. You can even bring the family pooch for a walk, but only on the Lyndon side of the reserve, and they must be kept on the lead.
Little nature lovers will be amazed at the variety of wildlife to enjoy, from the Ospreys, which can be seen in spring and summer, to a large number of waterfowl, such as tufted ducks and greylag geese. There are also numerous butterflies, dragonflies, and other insects, plus loads of mammals, including otters, badgers and water voles.
We recommend that you make the most of your visit by checking online before you go. Find out about the wildlife you are likely to spot, and the events that are being held, from willow weaving to badger watching.
Get the whole family involved in solving the clues on the Hambleton Rutland Water self-guided treasure hunt themed Treasure Trail.
Search for clues in the villages around the shores of Rutland Water, starting at Hambleton!
All the clues can be found on existing plaques, signs and buildings as you follow the clear directions which will lead you along the route. Each clue will have you searching high and low to locate the information you need.
In order to complete this mystery you'll be exploring various village around the south shore of Rutland Water - move from village to village by bike or by car - it's your choice. There's also about 1.5 miles of walking within the villages on this fantastic family adventure suitable for all ages from 6 to 106!
At the end of the Trail, head to the Treasure Trails website to check your answer and then choose your next adventure!
Hambleton
Get the whole family involved in solving the clues on the Hambleton Rutland Water self-guided treasure hunt themed Treasure Trail.
Search for clues in the villages around the shores of Rutland Water, starting at Hambleton!
All the clues can be found on existing plaques, signs and buildings as you follow the clear directions which will lead you along the route. Each clue will have you searching high and low to locate the information you need.
In order to complete this mystery you'll be exploring various village around the south shore of Rutland Water - move from village to village by bike or by car - it's your choice. There's also about 1.5 miles of walking within the villages on this fantastic family adventure suitable for all ages from 6 to 106!
At the end of the Trail, head to the Treasure Trails website to check your answer and then choose your next adventure!
Rockingham Castle was built by the famous William the Conqueror, for 450 years Rockingham was a Royal fortress, and since then it has been home to the Watson family, who happily welcome you and yours to explore them and theirs!
It's set in a panoramically beautiful location with views over five counties on a clear day and is surrounded by 12 stunning acres of wonderfully contrasting landscaping.
They have masses of wide open green spaces that the kids are welcome to play and run about on, though they do request that no ball games be played in the formal gardens for the safety of the plants and flowers - otherwise you're welcome to play what you like so feel free to bring your backyard favourites! Kids can also follow the trail of Wentworth the Gallant Guardian of Rockingham Castle as they complete his quiz in the grounds!
This is matched on the inside by the Eye Spy booklet which will help keep kids focussed and interested as they move through the magnificently furnished rooms which are stylistic examples of several key historical periods. Thoughtful exhibitions explain the Castle's history and a new audio visual display will excite your little knights with the concept of the 'Castle Under Siege'!
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Rockingham kastali
Rockingham Castle was built by the famous William the Conqueror, for 450 years Rockingham was a Royal fortress, and since then it has been home to the Watson family, who happily welcome you and yours to explore them and theirs!
It's set in a panoramically beautiful location with views over five counties on a clear day and is surrounded by 12 stunning acres of wonderfully contrasting landscaping.
They have masses of wide open green spaces that the kids are welcome to play and run about on, though they do request that no ball games be played in the formal gardens for the safety of the plants and flowers - otherwise you're welcome to play what you like so feel free to bring your backyard favourites! Kids can also follow the trail of Wentworth the Gallant Guardian of Rockingham Castle as they complete his quiz in the grounds!
This is matched on the inside by the Eye Spy booklet which will help keep kids focussed and interested as they move through the magnificently furnished rooms which are stylistic examples of several key historical periods. Thoughtful exhibitions explain the Castle's history and a new audio visual display will excite your little knights with the concept of the 'Castle Under Siege'!
Twinlakes Park is the ideal attraction for families with kids...in fact, it’s a theme park and an animal farm, all in one!
The park has over 100 acres of family rides and attractions across 7 different zones including the Labyrinth Venture Zone where you can scale the thrilling heights of Gladiators Galleon or The Icarus Sky Flyer! Smaller ones will love the Mercury Mini Coaster or enter the Labyrinth itself for a host of twisty, turny family fun.
Chucking it down? Don’t you worry! Twinlakes has 150,000 sq ft of indoor play areas where you can dry off and get warm as the kids run free. You can also meet all sorts of creatures in the animal zones on site - from creepy critters, to birds of prey, to adorable farm animals.
Looking for the best time to visit? Whatever the season, you’ll always find something new going on at Twinlakes - from Bonfire Night fireworks and Easter egg hunts, to spooktacular Halloween events and Christmas magic in the winter.
Seven amazing themed zones
Explore UK's biggest play centre on a rainy day
Amazing seasonal events throughout the year
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Twinlakes fjölskylduþemabær
Melton Spinney RoadTwinlakes Park is the ideal attraction for families with kids...in fact, it’s a theme park and an animal farm, all in one!
The park has over 100 acres of family rides and attractions across 7 different zones including the Labyrinth Venture Zone where you can scale the thrilling heights of Gladiators Galleon or The Icarus Sky Flyer! Smaller ones will love the Mercury Mini Coaster or enter the Labyrinth itself for a host of twisty, turny family fun.
Chucking it down? Don’t you worry! Twinlakes has 150,000 sq ft of indoor play areas where you can dry off and get warm as the kids run free. You can also meet all sorts of creatures in the animal zones on site - from creepy critters, to birds of prey, to adorable farm animals.
Looking for the best time to visit? Whatever the season, you’ll always find something new going on at Twinlakes - from Bonfire Night fireworks and Easter egg hunts, to spooktacular Halloween events and Christmas magic in the winter.
Seven amazing themed zones
Explore UK's biggest play centre on a rainy day
Amazing seasonal events throughout the year
Neighbourhoods
The home you will be staying in is on the most prestigious estate in Uppingham. A very quiet neighbourhood that is a mere 7-10 minute walk from the heart of the market town centre. This particular home is situated in a very quiet cul de sac with no passing traffic save that for the two houses beyond it.
The Beeches
The BeechesThe home you will be staying in is on the most prestigious estate in Uppingham. A very quiet neighbourhood that is a mere 7-10 minute walk from the heart of the market town centre. This particular home is situated in a very quiet cul de sac with no passing traffic save that for the two houses beyond it.
Sightseeing
Stamford itself is widely regarded as one of the finest stone towns in England. Its pretty facades has made it a popular location for visitors, shoppers and film producers. Its narrow cobbled streets and hidden courtyards also offer a variety of specialist shops.
As well as historic places of interest, Stamford hosts various festivals and events, and arts centre and a theatre. Nearby Rutland Water also caters for those wishing to explore the outdoors.
When its time to eat you will be spoilt for choice. The town has many traditional inns with a reputation for good food. Cafes are sprinkled around the town centre whilst our very own Orangery Restaurant and Garden Cafe offer a peaceful environment in which to enjoy your refreshments.
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Stamford
Stamford itself is widely regarded as one of the finest stone towns in England. Its pretty facades has made it a popular location for visitors, shoppers and film producers. Its narrow cobbled streets and hidden courtyards also offer a variety of specialist shops.
As well as historic places of interest, Stamford hosts various festivals and events, and arts centre and a theatre. Nearby Rutland Water also caters for those wishing to explore the outdoors.
When its time to eat you will be spoilt for choice. The town has many traditional inns with a reputation for good food. Cafes are sprinkled around the town centre whilst our very own Orangery Restaurant and Garden Cafe offer a peaceful environment in which to enjoy your refreshments.
Food scene
A 2 AA Rosette fine dining restaurant has a reputation for quality and creativity, using only the best, locally sourced ingredients. Stuart Mead, talented chef, has a passion for creating exciting, imaginative British dishes with menus that change both daily and seasonally.
The reputation and size of the wine cellar has seen significant growth over the past few years and is able to offer a selection of nearly 200 wines and more than 20 champagnes.
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The Lake Isle
16 High St EA 2 AA Rosette fine dining restaurant has a reputation for quality and creativity, using only the best, locally sourced ingredients. Stuart Mead, talented chef, has a passion for creating exciting, imaginative British dishes with menus that change both daily and seasonally.
The reputation and size of the wine cellar has seen significant growth over the past few years and is able to offer a selection of nearly 200 wines and more than 20 champagnes.
In summer and fine weather enjoy enormous gardens and outside terrace Bar & Kitchen. Gardens totalling over one and a half acres and have been recently beautifully landscaped. The outside bar is open most evenings and weekends (weather dependant) and provides a great place to meet with friends especially during Covid 19 indoor restrictions. We can accommodate over 140 people with excellent social distancing space outside.
Inside, the Exeter Arms had a complete makeover in March and features a new stone floor, redecoration and furniture finished with genuine Harris tweed and sumptuous leather and during the winter months the log fire awaits.
Booking is essential for indoor dining as numbers are severely restricted due to current restrictions. Inside and outside bars normally offer at least three cask ales, lagers and ciders. Menus change daily and always feature fresh local produce, we have given some example menus on this site.
28 Main Street, Barrowden LE15 8EQ (tel 01572 747365)
Exeter Arms
28 Main StIn summer and fine weather enjoy enormous gardens and outside terrace Bar & Kitchen. Gardens totalling over one and a half acres and have been recently beautifully landscaped. The outside bar is open most evenings and weekends (weather dependant) and provides a great place to meet with friends especially during Covid 19 indoor restrictions. We can accommodate over 140 people with excellent social distancing space outside.
Inside, the Exeter Arms had a complete makeover in March and features a new stone floor, redecoration and furniture finished with genuine Harris tweed and sumptuous leather and during the winter months the log fire awaits.
Booking is essential for indoor dining as numbers are severely restricted due to current restrictions. Inside and outside bars normally offer at least three cask ales, lagers and ciders. Menus change daily and always feature fresh local produce, we have given some example menus on this site.
28 Main Street, Barrowden LE15 8EQ (tel 01572 747365)