There is so much to see and do nearby....
Food Scene
Great pub in Wansford with good locally sourced menu and fabulous steak. Lovely courtyard garden for the summer and roaring fire in the winter. Children and dog friendly too.
The Paper Mills
London RoadGreat pub in Wansford with good locally sourced menu and fabulous steak. Lovely courtyard garden for the summer and roaring fire in the winter. Children and dog friendly too.
Great little Gastro Cafe in the heart of beautiful Stamford. The Fine Food Store offers a modern, warm, friendly environment, with professional service, superb coffee, wonderful homemade cakes and excellent sandwiches, all made with high quality ingredients.
In summer, the pretty enclosed rear courtyard is a wonderful place to have lunch. Open for breakfast & lunch and famous for our cakes.
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The Fine Food Store
37 St Mary's StGreat little Gastro Cafe in the heart of beautiful Stamford. The Fine Food Store offers a modern, warm, friendly environment, with professional service, superb coffee, wonderful homemade cakes and excellent sandwiches, all made with high quality ingredients.
In summer, the pretty enclosed rear courtyard is a wonderful place to have lunch. Open for breakfast & lunch and famous for our cakes.
Arts & Culture
Built and mostly designed by William Cecil, Lord High Treasurer to Queen Elizabeth I, between 1555 and 1587, history can come alive in a single trip whether it is to enjoy a guided tour, take a dog for a walk in the park, take the children to paddle, see the teddy bear’s picnic in the gardens of surprise or take time over lunch in the Orangery.
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Burghley hús
Built and mostly designed by William Cecil, Lord High Treasurer to Queen Elizabeth I, between 1555 and 1587, history can come alive in a single trip whether it is to enjoy a guided tour, take a dog for a walk in the park, take the children to paddle, see the teddy bear’s picnic in the gardens of surprise or take time over lunch in the Orangery.
Parks & Nature
All the family can enjoy a bike ride, with the obligatory ice-cream stop or cosy pub lunch en-route! Visit Rockbloc, the exciting outdoor adventure centre with rock climbing, treetop high ropes and abseiling or hop on the Rutland Belle for a leisurely cruise around Rutland Water with this family run service from April to October
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Rutland Water Cruises
Bull Brig LaneAll the family can enjoy a bike ride, with the obligatory ice-cream stop or cosy pub lunch en-route! Visit Rockbloc, the exciting outdoor adventure centre with rock climbing, treetop high ropes and abseiling or hop on the Rutland Belle for a leisurely cruise around Rutland Water with this family run service from April to October
Essentials
The nearest Waitrose stores are in Stamford and Oundle. Perfect for treating yourself to super quality food for your trip away.
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Waitrose & Partners Stamford
West StreetThe nearest Waitrose stores are in Stamford and Oundle. Perfect for treating yourself to super quality food for your trip away.
Getting Around
Step back in time as you climb aboard a heritage steam or diesel train. The line travels through to the country station at Yarwell on the Northamptonshire border. Use the train as a base to explore our stations at Wansford, Overton (For Ferry Meadows) with its country park, Orton Mere and its riverside walks and lakes, and our station in Peterborough where you can take time to explore the Cathedral, resting place of Katherine of Aragon and former resting place of Mary Queen of Scots, which dates back to 654 AD
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Nene Valley Railway Station
Step back in time as you climb aboard a heritage steam or diesel train. The line travels through to the country station at Yarwell on the Northamptonshire border. Use the train as a base to explore our stations at Wansford, Overton (For Ferry Meadows) with its country park, Orton Mere and its riverside walks and lakes, and our station in Peterborough where you can take time to explore the Cathedral, resting place of Katherine of Aragon and former resting place of Mary Queen of Scots, which dates back to 654 AD