From £570 per week

2 bedroom no pets log cabin with lake views and private outdoor bubbly hot tub, enjoying access to onsite fishing lakes and tennis court, close to Rutland Water.

Location , the Leisure Lakes of Rutland are a glittering attraction to many visitors and locals alike. A chain of seven lakes situated in beautiful countryside surrounded by wildlife, the lakes provide the perfect getaway for anybody seeking peace, relaxation and adventure. The Leisure Lakes of Rutland are a picturesque destination located between the Market Towns of Stamford and Oakham in England. The area is made up of seven interconnected lakes which are set within 100 acres of stunning greenery and wildlife. These crystal-clear waters provide visitors with the perfect place to escape with family, friends or simply enjoy some alone time. Visitors can either take their own boats out on the water or rent one from the onsite centre. For those looking to explore further, the surrounding area has plenty of scenic beauty spots too. As well as being an ideal location for a leisurely afternoon stroll or boat trip, these lakes also provide excellent opportunities for sporting activities. Anglers are well catered for, with fishing taking place in all seven of the lakes and a wide variety of species such as carp, tench and bream to be caught. Other sports such as windsurfing, sailing and kayaking are popular here thanks to the calm environment of the lakes. Leisure Lakes of Rutland offer something for everyone. Whether you’re enjoying a peaceful walk around the lake or having an adventurous day out – the choice is yours. With its idyllic setting and great facilities, this is definitely a place to visit and enjoy!

Attractions Clipsham Yew Tree Avenue is an impressive and unique tree lined avenue situated in the small village of Clipsham, close to Rutland Water. The avenue is comprised entirely of ancient yew trees, believed to have been planted in the early 1800s. Each yew tree is between 80 – 100 years old and are planted in double rows so as to provide a continuous and sheltered tunnel. This remarkable feature draws in visitors from around the globe and has become one of the most iconic sights in Rutland. It's a popular spot for photographers and wildlife enthusiasts, with two thirds of the avenue being declared a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). Along the avenue lies a network of footpaths and tracks, meandering through the trees and open grassland, offering a tranquil and peaceful atmosphere. The oldest section of the avenue provides an exceptional backdrop to the 11th century church at Clipsham and can be seen easily from the road. With its natural beauty, Clipsham Yew Tree Avenue is a great place to relax and explore and is certainly worth a visit whilst in Rutland.