New Lodge Farm Caravan and Camping Site

Lyveden Way

Follows a 15km circular trail through rolling Northamptonshire countryside, linking historic Lyveden New Bield and charming villages. Terrain mixes gentle farmland paths with some moderate slopes and potentially muddy woodland sections. Too long and challenging for young children or buggies, but older kids who enjoy history and countryside will appreciate it. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Worth doing for the National Trust manor house, peaceful rural views, and proper leg-stretching day

Rutland Round

Circles England's smallest county over 105km, crossing rolling farmland, quiet villages, and the shoreline of Rutland Water. Terrain varies from flat lakeside paths to gentle climbs through the Welland and Eye valleys. Not suitable for buggies due to length, stiles, and uneven field paths, though individual sections work for families. Dogs welcome on leads near livestock. Offers excellent birdwatching at Rutland Water reserves and charming market towns like Oakham. Best tackled in multi-day stag

Jurassic Way

Follows ancient drovers' paths across 88 miles of Northamptonshire limestone countryside, linking Banbury to Stamford with gentle rolling terrain and occasional moderate climbs. Suitable for experienced families doing shorter sections—the full route takes 6-7 days but breaks into manageable day walks. Dogs welcome throughout, though livestock fields require leads. Highlights include Iron Age hill forts, medieval villages, and sweeping views across three counties, with excellent geology including

Midshires Way