Consider visiting a few of the following attractions whilst staying in our self catering holiday accommodation in Boston, Lincolnshire:

The local historic market town of Boston is 2 miles away with market days on Wednesdays and Saturdays. St. Botolph's Church, locally known as Boston Stump, is well worth a visit especially if you climb to the top for some breathtaking views. A short BBC history of Boston can be found on their website at BBC Boston Lincolnshire.

Visit Boston's Maud Foster windmill, the tallest working windmill in the country, with a tea room and shop. They also sell a range of organic flour that has been ground in the mill. Opening times can be seen on their website at Maud Foster. More windmills and watermills in Lincolnshire can be seen on our mills page.

Local sports are very well catered for with modern up to date facilities, and include tennis, golf, athletics, rowing and rugby all within close proximity. The Princess Royal Sports Arena is approximately 1½ miles away, and provides gym, athletic arena, swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna, steam room, body and skincare salon. Freshwater fishing is also available in the many nearby rivers and drains around Boston.

We have three golf clubs nearby; our local golf club with a non-member resturant is within 300 metres; Kirton Holme Golf Club is 2 miles away, and Boston Golf Club is about 6 miles away. Further details of golf clubs local to our holiday cottages can be found on our golf page.

You can take a boat trip either along the River Witham or out to sea on pleasure cruises during the peak months of April and October. Details of excursions can be found on their website at maritime cruises.

The Boston Wash Banks project links a flood sea defence and a RSPB nature reserve at Freiston Shore. A further RSPB site can be found at Frampton Marsh. Both sites will interest visitors of all ages.

East Kirkby Aviation Centre is now home to the Lancaster known as "Just Jane" as well as a two-seater Spitfire. You can book a seat for a taxi run on the Lancaster as it makes frequent trips during Spring and Autumn. There is also a WWll Control Tower, a NAAFI and museum. Details to their website and links to some other Lincolnshire aviation centres can be found on our Aviation page.

Children and adults will enjoy a visit to Stickney Farm Park where you can all integrate with the farm animals and learn about life on their farm.

Why not spend a day at Skegness with their sandy beaches and its many attractions such as the roller coaster rides at Fantasy Island; just over 20 miles away by car, or get there by taking the train from Hubberts Bridge.

Visit one of the country's oldest family breweries at Wainfleet. Batemans Brewery has a visitor centre and tours around a victorian brewhouse.

Baytree Owl centre has one of the largest and most varied selections of owls and birds of prey combined with a large indoor flying arena. The attraction is about 12 miles from us, and you can combine a visit to the Owl centre with their large garden centre and restaurant.

The Butterfly and Wildlife Park at Long Sutton, set in the heart of the fens, is a great day out for all the family. A walk-through tropical house where you can see hundreds of colourful butterflies flying around you is one of many attractions on their site.

We are convinced that you will find plenty to do whilst spending a week in one of our holiday cottages; luxury accommodation in Boston Lincolnshire that will suit visitors of all age groups.