Map of Louth, Lincolnshire

All Seasons Holidays situated in Louth on Eastgate Kenwick Park Hotel situated on A157 Louth 2 miles

Louth Lincolnshire

Louth has a population of around 17,000 but serves many more than this from the surrounding villages and welcomes many visitors throughout the year for holidays. Consequently it has a superb range of facilities and services creating an ideal base to discover the rest of Lincolnshires' coast and countryside. Louth is easy to find - you won't miss it. Travel from the Wolds towards the coast and you focus on St James' spire, 500 years old and 295 feet high, your first glimpse of Louth. As you get closer its warm stone contrasts with the red brick and pantiles of the houses. A concoction of different styles in an intricate network of streets. Altogether a satisfying blend.

The town stands directly on the Meridian line at 0°, so bridging two hemispheres, and on the River Lud, a more visible divide. Not much has changed here.  The ancient market square echoes to the traders' cries as they offer their wares, there’s the produce auction, the cattle market - its a perfect microcosm of rural life. Louth is built in a wealth of styles, and is a mélange of masonry to delight and fascinate. Discover Tennyson's legacy, and there’s a lively arts program to be enjoyed, from drama to dance, classics to rock, recitals to readings - take the Louth Arts Tour and enjoy.

Situated on the very edge of the town is Hubbards Hills, a pretty valley and superb area of naturally-formed parkland which was given to the town at the beginning of the century.  Its riverside setting makes the perfect Lincolnshire picnic location.

As well as the markets, the surrounding farmland provides mouthwatering, fresh produce for the local shops, cafes and tea rooms, pubs and restaurants. There are a vast array of independent shops selling all manner of local produce all within a few minutes walk from All Seasons  apartments on Eastgate. There are a choice of restaurants from Turkish and Chinese to traditional English cuisine and a varied selection of pubs, many dating back to the 1800s and beyond. Louth, like many of the small towns in this area has retained its traditional cinema and has a new theatre with stars performing all season throughout the year. 

For people on holiday the market is an ideal place to get to know Louth and meet many people from Lincolnshire who will no doubt share all the local news with you. Lincolnshire has many market towns and as well as Louth there are very good markets in Alford, Horncastle and of course the town of Grimsby and city of Lincoln. 

Attractions nearby are - Rushmoor Country Park, Louth Navigation Canal and walk, Hubbards Hills, St. James Church, Lincolnshire Wolds