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| Stretton Lakes is situated in 120 acres of farmland in the county of Rutland. Four fishing lakes have been created over the past 40 years to create an idyllic setting surrounded by woodland and open farmland. The lakes support a huge range of flora and fauna, watch carp cruising around islands, mallards flying into roost at dusk and if you're lucky deer grazing around the lodges. |
Our luxury round log cabins are situated on the southerly edge of Stretton Wood, this 100 acre ancient woodland is teeming with fallow deer and woodland birds, take a walk through the wood or just relax in our holiday lodges, each have their own private heated hot tub overlooking the lakes. A perfect way to unwind with a glass of wine after a day's sightseeing or fishing. |
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Rutland Water is one of the largest man-made reservoirs in Europe and is located in Rutland, England’s smallest county. Set in 3,100 acres of countryside, the reservoir offers something for everyone in an exciting yet peaceful environment. It has a 25-mile circular track for walking and you can hire a cycle or bring your own. Rutland Water has an international reputation for sailing, trout fishing and bird watching and all these activities are open to day visitors. The site includes the Anglian Water Bird Watching Centre with its fascinating exhibition and internationally famous nature reserve with 20 bird hides. It is the site of the first breeding ospreys in England for 150 years and is also the home of the British Bird Watching Fair each August. Activities for all water sports include the hire of Dinghies, Windsurfers, Canoes, Kayaks, row boats, and Power boating. Water sports here is available to suit all abilities. For the more relaxed approach, Rutland water boasts an excellent woodland and nature reserve, butterfly and aquatic centre, bird watching and dog walking. For those less energetic simply find a bench and relax watching the activities as they pass over the shimmering water. Or take a cruise on the Rutland belle. Bird watching: The osprey can be seen flying most days between April and September. Rutland Falconry and Owl centre: Hosts owls, Hawks, Falcons, Eagles, Buzzards, and Vultures, regular flying displays for more information contact www.rutland-falconry.com |
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