Explore the Fens

  You are so conveniently placed at Warners Farm to visit many

  interesting places as well as enjoy the peace and tranquility of the

  countryside. Although flat, the landscape is an ever changing scene

  of colours and lights caused by the big ever changing skies. it is a

  pleasure to cameramen, naturalists, cyclists and walkers alike.

  Peterborough with it's famous and beautiful cathedral is only 12

  miles away and after you've explored the cathedral you can shop

  till you drop or visit the attraction of Ferry Meadows or the bronze

  age site at Flag Fen.

  Ely cathedral is locally called the "ship of the Fens" as is stands

  out above the surrounding Fenland like a huge ship on the sea. It is

  beautiful and renowned for it's wonderfel octagonal tower at it's

  centre. It has Britain's finest stained glass centre and many other

  attractions. Wander down to the placid river and sit or walk along it's

  banks and watch the boats go by. You can visit Oliver Cromwell's

  house or shop in the winding streets or the interesting market.

  March and Whittlesey have all the country town attractions and

  riverside walks as well as annual rural activities.Fishing places

  abound as do country walks with plenty of wildlife including water

  birds, song birds , damsel flies and butterflies.Golf is also possible.

  At nearby Mepal is a watersports centre with special activites for

  children and at Guyhurn is a large children's playbarn.and bowling

  alley.

  Spalding is famous for it's beautiful public gardens and it's flower

  parade in summer as well as it's bulb fields nearby.

  On top of all that and much more you can even easily spend a day

  on the north Norfolk coast with it's wonderful beaches and scenery.

  Hunstanton, Heacham,Sheringham and Cromer are lovely resorts

  and the whole coastline is renowned for it's beauty and wildlife.

  Sandringham, the Queen's Christmas residence is well worth a visit

  So come to Warners Farm for a lovely holiday !