Guidebook for North Somercotes
Parks & Nature
Donna Nook Nature Reserve: 1 Mile
Donna Nook covers more than 10km (6.25 miles) of coastline between Grainthorpe Haven in the north and Saltfleet in the south where it borders the Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe National Nature Reserve. Every November and December, grey seals come to the Donna Nook coastline to give birth to their pups near the sand dunes; a wildlife spectacle which attracts visitors from across the UK.
Viewing seals at Donna Nook The viewing area is open from late October to December at the foot of the sand dunes which acts to reduces disturbance to the seals and ensures the safety of visitors. Seals are large predators and are very powerful. They can move surprisingly quickly
10 locals recommend
Donna Nook National Nature Reserve
Donna Nook Nature Reserve: 1 Mile
Donna Nook covers more than 10km (6.25 miles) of coastline between Grainthorpe Haven in the north and Saltfleet in the south where it borders the Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe National Nature Reserve. Every November and December, grey seals come to the Donna Nook coastline to give birth to their pups near the sand dunes; a wildlife spectacle which attracts visitors from across the UK.
Viewing seals at Donna Nook The viewing area is open from late October to December at the foot of the sand dunes which acts to reduces disturbance to the seals and ensures the safety of visitors. Seals are large predators and are very powerful. They can move surprisingly quickly
Entertainment & Activities
Mablethorpe (12 Mile)
Mablethorpe, a great town for traditional seaside holidays on the Lincolnshire Coast with Blue Flag award winning sandy beaches stretching for miles. Safe and friendly, Mablethorpe is perfect for a family holiday and just as popular with more mature visitors during term time. There's plenty of attractions and events, lots of things to do, no shortage of bars and restaurants to enjoy. https://www.mablethorpe.info
Skegness (30 Mile, about 1 Hour Drive)
Skegness is one of the top Seaside Holiday destinations in the UK. http://www.visitskegness.co.uk
29 locals recommend
Mablethorpe
Mablethorpe (12 Mile)
Mablethorpe, a great town for traditional seaside holidays on the Lincolnshire Coast with Blue Flag award winning sandy beaches stretching for miles. Safe and friendly, Mablethorpe is perfect for a family holiday and just as popular with more mature visitors during term time. There's plenty of attractions and events, lots of things to do, no shortage of bars and restaurants to enjoy. https://www.mablethorpe.info
Skegness (30 Mile, about 1 Hour Drive)
Skegness is one of the top Seaside Holiday destinations in the UK. http://www.visitskegness.co.uk
Food Scene
Axe & Cleaver 1 Mile
Now a Freehouse under local ownership, the Axe & Cleaver has been refurbished and returned to its former self. They are proud to serve quality beers and food with a warm welcome to families, diners and drinkers alike in there two bars and conservatory dining area. Food is fresh, homemade and cooked to order using locally sourced ingredients. 01507 358738
The Mill House (8 Mile)
The Mill House is believed to be of 16th century origin, having previously ground corn for the nearby
Benedictine Priory and later restored as a bakehouse which produced bread for the neighbourhood for three centuries until the last war.
We hope you enjoy our relaxing atmosphere and most impo
North Somercotes
Axe & Cleaver 1 Mile
Now a Freehouse under local ownership, the Axe & Cleaver has been refurbished and returned to its former self. They are proud to serve quality beers and food with a warm welcome to families, diners and drinkers alike in there two bars and conservatory dining area. Food is fresh, homemade and cooked to order using locally sourced ingredients. 01507 358738
The Mill House (8 Mile)
The Mill House is believed to be of 16th century origin, having previously ground corn for the nearby
Benedictine Priory and later restored as a bakehouse which produced bread for the neighbourhood for three centuries until the last war.
We hope you enjoy our relaxing atmosphere and most impo
Everything Else
Lincoln (44 Mile about an hours Drive)
LINCOLN'S CULTURAL QUARTER, IN THE HEART OF THE CITY CENTRE, IS A VIBRANT HUB OF THE CITY DURING THE DAYTIME AND AT ESPECIALLY NIGHT. Spanning the east of the city centre and the south entrance to Lincoln's Cathedral Quarter, here you'll find theatre, museums, art, music, cuisine, bars and cafes. Whether spending the afternoon in a vibrant cafe, taking in the culture of the theatre or discovering the history of the area, the Cultural Quarter has plenty to keep you interested. https://www.visitlincoln.com
154 locals recommend
Lincoln
Lincoln (44 Mile about an hours Drive)
LINCOLN'S CULTURAL QUARTER, IN THE HEART OF THE CITY CENTRE, IS A VIBRANT HUB OF THE CITY DURING THE DAYTIME AND AT ESPECIALLY NIGHT. Spanning the east of the city centre and the south entrance to Lincoln's Cathedral Quarter, here you'll find theatre, museums, art, music, cuisine, bars and cafes. Whether spending the afternoon in a vibrant cafe, taking in the culture of the theatre or discovering the history of the area, the Cultural Quarter has plenty to keep you interested. https://www.visitlincoln.com
You’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to Cleethorpes attractions. Whether its live entertainment, white-knuckle rides, steam locomotives or history and heritage there’s something for everyone. Whatever the weather, there’s always something on offer all year round. About 30 mins drive
28 locals recommend
Cleethorpes
You’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to Cleethorpes attractions. Whether its live entertainment, white-knuckle rides, steam locomotives or history and heritage there’s something for everyone. Whatever the weather, there’s always something on offer all year round. About 30 mins drive
Sightseeing
Built by William the Conqueror in 1068, Lincoln Castle has stood for hundreds of years as a symbol of power and seat of justice. Since 2010 we have been revealing its hidden history in a £22m restoration.
Come and explore the all-new Lincoln Castle. Scale the heights of the Medieval Wall Walk, follow in the footsteps of prisoners in the Victorian Prison, and immerse yourself in the Magna Carta story.
Discover 1000 years of history – where it happened.
163 locals recommend
Lincoln Castle
Castle HillBuilt by William the Conqueror in 1068, Lincoln Castle has stood for hundreds of years as a symbol of power and seat of justice. Since 2010 we have been revealing its hidden history in a £22m restoration.
Come and explore the all-new Lincoln Castle. Scale the heights of the Medieval Wall Walk, follow in the footsteps of prisoners in the Victorian Prison, and immerse yourself in the Magna Carta story.
Discover 1000 years of history – where it happened.