Location: Market Rasen
Top Things to do in Market Rasen
6 Budget-friendly Things to do in Market Rasen That You Shouldn't Miss
Market Rasen is a town and civil parish within the West Lindsey district of Lincolnshire, England. The River Rase runs through it east to west, approximately 13 miles north-east from Lincoln, 18 miles ...
Restaurants in Market Rasen
1. Wild Pines Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 89 reviews
Wild Pines Park offers one of the largest ropes courses in the UK, with challenging and exciting activities for all ages. Situated in the beautiful woodland of Linwood Warren, Wild Pines Park near Market Rasen, we offer you the chance for a unique and adventurous day out in the trees. The site is open during winter so contact us now to see what we have to offer or even call in and enjoy the amazing woodland. It is an amazing experience in the trees, suitable for everyone from 6 years and older. Whatever the occasion, a family day out, birthday party, school or college trip, Wild Pines Park has what you are looking for. Ropes courses, team buildings, archery, family days out, why not check out what we have to offer. We can't wait to show you!
2. Garnetts Sweet Shop
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By tonymF8576UI - Lincolnshire, United Kingdom
I went shopping for a sweetie box gift for a licorice lover and boy did this place deliver. The range of licorice and other sweets is awesome. The lovely proprietor gift wrapped a box for me too. A destination sweetie shop!
3. Hall Farm Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 212 reviews
Hall Farm Park is a family owned and run attraction set on the edge of the beautiful Lincolnshire Wolds. Indoor and outdoor play areas, friendly animals, woodland walks, crazy golf. Walk the goats and tractor and trailer rides(seasonal) Tearoom serving local produce and gift shop. Birthday parties and group visits catered for. A memorable day out.
Reviewed By GrimsbyMariner15 - Grimsby, United Kingdom
Visited Hall Farm Park again with young grandson during school half term . Although the park was busy and weather was cold we had a fantastic day, tractor ride, goat walking, go carts and plenty of fun in the play barn for everyone. Hall Farm we’re running a Halloween competition with small prizes for all who completed as well as providing free face painting for those willing to wait their turn. We’ll be back!
4. Chambers Farm Woods
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By AllanC1604 - Sheffield Green, United Kingdom
First thing the parking is free . there is a lovely garden that gets full of butterflies , great for photography and if you're lucky you could see a Grass Snake . Around the forest there are walks you could take short or long walks all are decent for disabled, wheelchairs etc and there is a toilet block at the first car park which are fairly clean considering theyre in the middle of a forest . a great place for a picnic or a walk or butterfly and bird spotting
5. Brightwater Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By LoveTravel722932 - Lincolnshire, United Kingdom
Had a wonderful visit to see the snowdrops, the gardens are amazing can’t wait to re visit in the summer to see the changes. The cafe is to a very high standard
6. Market Rasen Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
Market Rasen is a challenging, picturesque heathland course with many natural hazards including the River Rase, which flows through the course. It is a friendly Club with about 550 playing members. Casual green fee payers and societies are most welcome and a testimony of its popularity is the fact that many Societies return each year.
Reviewed By ianlR9109NY
What an absolute hidden gem nestled in mid Lincolnshire. The course has true variety with traditional holes combined with quirky unconventional holes that offer tremendous variety and keep you in your toes. You will need to start the round with the A game with a testing four 4. This is followed by quirky holes throughout the front 9. The 10th is probably as testing as the first as you twice cross a ditch to a dog legged left green. Stroke index one is w downhill par 4 with a stream crossing close in front of the green. The round culminates in a long par 3 in front of the clubhouse. The welcome at the club from the professional Joel superbly starts the day off from an excellently stocked pro shop and the catering and bar staff in these testing Covid times offer great value food and drinks. Post round unwind with stories of missed putts on the excellent wooden decking whilst watch others tackle the long 18th. Overall great golf great value with the most hospitable staff and golf club. Highly recommended
