Good selection of golfing gear for all abilities and price ranges. Knowledgable staff and very…read morehelpful to begineers especially. A decent selection of cheap secondhand clubs, good to get a novice out on the course.

Really good place to go if you like a bit of a gamble. I love this place because it has such a…read moregreat atmosphere

I used to bring my now grown up children here years ago and would've recommended it then, I'm…read moretaking my youngest 2 kids and 2 of my grandchildren tomorrow and so will update this review on what I think of the place now! When I used to come before my kids used to love it, especially the drop slide so I'm expecting my other kids and grandchildren to love the place just as much. I guess time will tell..........

Awesome Play Centre, tucked away but well worth a trip. The whole family can play together here…read more The slides are fab, they have foam ball cannons and a seperate area for the Under 4's. You can either have a general play session which lasts at least 2 hours (exhausting), they do birthday parties, parent and toddler sessions and they even have an Over 16's night every Tuesday. There is a cafe on site which has 5 stars from Lincoln Environmental Health and they serve a wide variety of reasonably priced food and drinks. Best in Lincoln!

Kinema is a delight to visit every time. I love the unusual decor and ambiance. It's a real step…read moreback in time.

Again I seem to be reviewing an entire village. It has a…read morewonderful little show in May..very friendly..in a field in Jubillee Gardens. The gardens themselves are very pretty and great for picnics. They also have an open air swimming pool where the water is warmer than a bath. Tennis courts, bowling green, cricket and a golf club. Then go for a walk in the woodlands and see the tearooms..something of a bygone era. Here too was the Spa and hospital. In the middle of the woods is The Kinema in the Woods situated in the centre of the Pinewoods is one of the treasures of Woodhall Spa and is completely unique. Housed in a converted cricket pavilion, when it opened in 1922 it was one of the first cinemas in Britain. It is the only cinema in the country to employ back projection and also offers regular entertainment on an original Compton Captain Organ. Little shops and cafes in the main street where you can get a meal or a cream tea. The shops are arcaded and look as if they should be at the seaside. Some nice hotels and pubs too. This is Dambuster territory and here they lived. Well worth going for a day out as there is something for every age.

Hubbard Hills is a kind of valley just on the edge of Louth…read more Great for a walk or a picnic. A steam runs through it with stepping stones and bridges. Great for kids like me to play and paddle in. The stream is apparently Tennysons Babbling Brook. Walk along the stream path or climb and walk the top path above the trees. I fell down here age 13. I looked like Steven Boyd after the chariot race in Ben Hur..grabbed for a root to stop my slide and rolled to the bottom. It is VERY high and a long way down. Park in the farm field..full of wild rabbits. Have a tea or ice cream in the cafe. There is a brick built loo block. Many a happy day spent here.

Wonderful place. Relaxing, beautiful hiking and nice atmosphere. Would definitely recommend…read morespending an afternoon here for a picnic.

A great little driving range that always appears to have someone practising there. The bays are…read morespacious and practice balls reasonably priced. Off to one side is a compact and pretty straight forward 9 hole flat course that is also pretty well priced; tickets available from a machine inside the range. Use smaller change as the machines can be a little temperamental. Pop across the road to the garden centre if you are need of any sustenance.

Snipe Dales is about 6 miles outside of Horncastle, right by Hagworthingham, and was the focus for…read moremany of my school trips when I was little. I went back there recently and apart from feeling slightly smaller (as tends to happen when you visit places from your childhood), I found the beauty of the place breathtaking. There are lots of visitors during the summer months, with hardcore 'twitchers' spending days on end snuggled up in their little huts. There's a picnic area, and a car park (although it's 75p to park now), and plenty of walks of differing lengths to suit people of all ages/capabilities. Dog friendly in most of the wooded bits but not in the nature reserve itself. Really beautiful and covered in wildflowers and little brooks and conifers and just general prettiness : )

Top place- really busy but great atmosphere and suprisingly adequate food.read more

Great bowling, been here many times. Not quite as nice as the new one recently built in town, but…read morestill great. Might be better if it wasn't located better to a crematorium though.