Fun fishing on site: £4.00 per session

This not suitable for those looking for classic fishing which is available nearby
- try Woodlands Fishery near Spilsby

.Dogs are welcome by prior arrangement with the Park Owners.

Walking and Cycling in the Lincolnshire Wolds.

Market Towns of Spilsby and Alford with its world famous Craft Market.

Seaside Towns of Mablethorpe. Sutton on Sea and Chapel St. Leonards

Meadowlands Lodge Park is set in 15 acres of mainly level fields having a fishing lake, mature wood and paddocks with an array of horses and ponies. Wildlife abounds on the site with even Stoats, Rabbits, Woodpeckers, Hawks, Owls and Herons being seen.

Well behaved pets are welcome. We have a bias towards adult occupation with no special on-site facilities for children.

There is a National Cycle way just half a mile from Meadowlands and various specialist fishing lakes close by. Country walks start at our gateway - Snipe Dale woods and heath are great for walking as is Gibraltar Point for bird watching. Just a short walk down the road is a Heavy Horse Centre. Well a worth a visit to see some of their horses. Horse riding nearby (By prior pointment).

Only two miles away is historic Gunby Hall with it's wild flower gardens and wild plants for sale, a nice afternoon out.

Only three miles away is the unspoilt market town of Spilsby with it's weekly market and auction, fast becoming known for it's selection of restaurants and pub food, with the Bell Inn at Halton Holegate offering character and excellent food only just over a mile away. Only five miles away is the aviation museum at East Kirkby - a very interesting day out, they even have Lancaster Bomber taxi runs which you may go on. The Battle of Britain flight is closeby.

Only ten miles away is Horncastle with it's many antique centres, market and some interesting architecture. A short drive away are the Seaside towns of Skegness, Mablethorpe and Chapel St Loenards.The market town of Alford has a working windmill and Craft Market.

A pleasant stroll from the park is a rare renovated 16th Century Baptist Chapel at Monksthorpe, full of charm and interest and occasional services. These are just a few of the many places to visit we hope we have whet your appetite to find out more...