Why stay in Lincolnshire?
Stay in a beautifully converted holiday barn, spacious apartment, or a cosy cottage in rural Lincolnshire, fully equipped with everything you need for a comfortable stay. Or choose from one of our many Farmhouse Bed & Breakfasts, enjoying a delicious breakfast made using fresh local produce. (Wolds Image Credit ELDC)Discover Lincolnshire with a mix of city life, beautiful countryside and a stunning and expansive coastline. This charming, unspoilt county offers you a relaxing welcome with plenty to see and do.
Lincolnshire has some of the most beautiful thriving market towns in England, selling local produce straight from the field. Taste our Lincolnshire sausages, Plum bread, Cheeses and many other specialties in one of our charming village pubs, restaurants and farm shops. Don't forget to try a proper beer with Batemans and Tom Woods beers.
The beautiful Wolds also known as "Tennyson Country" offer superb walking where you can explore on your own or with a guide. Each year the Lincolnshire Wolds Walking Festival offers a vast range of organised walks in this area of outstanding natural beauty.
The Lincolnshire Fens offer miles and miles of waterways for both boats and anglers with many having paths for great walking and cycling. The new Water Rail Way links Boston to Lincoln with a cycle way along the River Witham.
Visit National Trust properties such as Belton House, Burghley House, Normandy Hall, Gunby Hall, Tattershall Castle and not forgetting Lincoln Castle and Cathedral with its film connections to the Da Vinci Code.Whether you are looking to relax on the beach at Skegness and Mablethorpe, bird watching at one of Lincolnshire's RSPB sites, a visit to one of our many working Windmills or hunt for Antiques in Horncastle Lincolnshire offers a great holiday experience for all to enjoy.
Lincolnshire Farm Stay offers a wide range of accommodation on farms and rural locations throughout Lincolnshire, ranging from B&B, self-catering cottages, barns & apartments, and hostels & camping sites.
