What to do in Louth Louth Home Introduction Louth Attractions Louth Activities and Sports Louth Shops Louth Famous People History in Louth Louth Eat and Drink   Louth Playhouse Cinema 5 minutes walk from All Seasons Holidays this The cinema first opened it's doors to the film viewing public in the 1920s.  Great care was taken to preserve the architectural delights of the 1935 improvements.  This cinema still has an interlude with icecream. Performances are most afternoons and evenings at around 2pm and 7.30pm The front elevation and staircase in particular there is access and facilities for the disabled. Louth Playhouse Cinema,  Cannon Street , Louth ,   Lincolnshire  LN11 9NL Telephone: 01507 603333 Louth Film Club Louth Film Club screens classic and foreign films, the club was set up in 2005. Screenings are at Louth Playhouse Cinema, in Cannon Street, fortnightly on Mondays at 7.30pm.  Membership is open to everyone aged 18 or over. Members meet in the Masons Hotel afterwards to talk about films and put the world to rights! Admission price: £5 for non members at the door, £3 for members (£9 membership). Telephone: 01507 607677 info@louthfilmclub.com Covenham Reservoir A wide range of activities are available at Covenham including Sailing, Windsurfing, Waterskiing, Kayaking, Sub Aqua, Training. Covenham Reservoir has a total water area of 218 acres, accessed via a slipway and floating pontoons. There is a modern, purpose-built clubhouse with a bar, well-equipped changing rooms with hot showers, large and small meeting rooms. Outside, there is a walk round the perimeter of the reservoir, car park, boat storage areas, grass areas for windsurf rigging and a bird sanctuary. Covenham Reservoir, Firebeacon Lane,Covenham Saint Mary, Lincolnshire LN11 0PA Julie Everett.  01472 828344   The New Louth Leisure Centre Horse Riding Brook House Farm is a BHS approved riding school and livery yard. Our B.H.S.A.I qualified instructors supervise all riding activities and liveries, and we are insured for all riders aged 4 and over. We offer lessons, hacks and full, part or working livery, grass and D.I.Y. We are situated in the heart of the Lincolnshire Wolds at Scamblesby, a small village just off the main A153 Horncastle to Louth road. If you would like to know more then call us. Brook House Farm     Watery Lane . Scamblesby . Louth . Lincs . LN11 9XL Telephone  01507 - 343244  LOUTH GOLF CLUB Situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty bordering Hubbard's Hills, Louth Golf Club offers a challenging 6,430 yard 18 hole parkland course. Complemented by a period clubhouse, putting green and practice areas, Louth Golf Club provides excellent facilities for both members and visiting golfers. Crowtree Lane, Louth Lincolnshire LN11 9LJ Telephone 01507 603681 Fax 01507 608501 enquiries@louthgolfclub.com   Angling Brickyard Fishery South Somercotes Louth Lincolnshire LN11 7PY Tel: 01507 358331 Email here Fly Fishing Thorpe Vale Fisheries,Thorpe - Le - Vale, Ludford,Lincolnshire, Telephone 01472 316828   Fishing Tackle Shop Castaline 18-20, Upgate Louth Lincolnshire LN11 9ET Tel: 01507 602149 Walking Louth and the Lincolnshire Wolds offer fantastic walking country - from open hilltops to sheltered valleys with hidden villages. There are footpaths, bridleways and quiet country lanes to explore. Many footpaths criss-cross the countryside as they do in most of Britain but to make life easy for the visitor specially defined walks have been devised. Gateway Walks Walks starting from the market towns of Louth or Market Rasen Wolds Walks Walks starting from Belchford, Fulletby, Nettleton or South Thoresby Navigation Walks Walks along the canal starting from Louth   Cycling Without doubt cycling provides the best way to explore Louth and the Lincolnshire  Wolds, following either with a map discovering your own route or perhaps one of the waymarked routes.  East Lindsey District Council have a series of '3 Towns Cycling' leaflets available by contacting the Tourism Unit,     Lincolnshire County Council has produced a new cycling map for the North Wolds and coastal area. This map has been produced to enable cyclists to find and enjoy the network of lanes, attractions and cycle facilities in the area. To pick up copies, pop into a tourist information centre. For more information please contact LCC on 01507 327771.   Louth Playgoers Theatre. 5 minutes walk from All Seasons Holidays this new theatre is a delight. Productions regularly at least every month with local playgoers and also a number of celebrity 1 night events. Well worth a visit and very popular. Louth Playgoers, Riverhead Theatre, Victoria Road, Louth Lincolnshire LN11 0BX Telephone: 01507 600350 (10am - 1pm) Box Office  01507 600350 email Bird Watching, Lincs Bird Club Black-bellied Dipper at Hubbard's Hills, Louth More places to Watch Birds in Lincolnshire.  Boston Area Boultham Mere Cleethorpes Marston Sewage Works Messingham Sand Quarry Willingham Woods Gibraltar Point Coastal stretch of sandy/muddy shores, dunes and marsh.Car park fee. Some areas restricted. Facilities: Visitor centre and field station. Hides and nature trail, toilets. Telephone: 01754 762677 Features: Best known as a migration watch point when large numbers of birds, including rarer species, pass through. Observatory and ringing station. Little Terns, Ringed Plover, Redshank and Lapwing breed.     Kenwick Park Golf Club Louth Kenwick Park Golf Course is one of the most attractive golf settings in the area.  Situated on the edge of Lincolnshire Woods, with panoramic views, Kenwick Park golf course was opened in 1982. Featuring a mixture of holes constructed in mature parkland and woodland, the course is complemented by a network of lakes that are a haven for wildlife and errant golf balls.  From the back tees the Kenwick Park Hotel course presents a challenge to the expert golfer. The normal tees are less daunting, but the course can be set up for all standards of player. The Clubhouse has been created from a 19th Century Coach House and Stable Block.  A full range of snack and restaurant-standard food is available. Kenwick Park Golf Club Kenwick Park Hotel, Kenwick Park,  Louth, Lincs LN11 8NY Bookings: 01507 607161 Cadwell Park Cadwell Park is one of British motorsport's best-kept secrets, despite the fact it has hosted car, bike and kart races since its creation. Cadwell Park is a  combination of long fast curves and some very tricky tight bends, hills with a nasty hairpin. Cadwell Parks track can be split into two main sections, the section from Coppice through to Chris Curve (Club Circuit) is fairly simple but the section from Gooseneck through to Barn requires a lot of concentration, a lot of accidents occur at this section. To view map click here Cadwell Park Circuit Louth, Lincolnshire LN11 9SE Tel: 01507 343248 Fax: 01507 343519   Cadwell Park Unofficial Website       Lincolnshire Information         SITE MAP