Top 22 things to do and attractions in Loughborough

Brilliant preserved railway line. Both steam & diesel locomotives running today. Enthusiastic staff. Beautiful buildings at all the stations we visited. Museum fascinating & informative. gluten free cake in the station cafe at Loughborough a bonus. Only thing that could have been improved was no availability of cappuccino & Latte. Potential trick missed there for earnings for the railway, a lot of people don't like filter & will pay for good coffee.

I visited the GC railway for their autumn gala and had a great time. As well as their own fleet of locos they also had a few visiting ones. I also went on a very informative tour of their reunification location.

Absolute great place for a Sunday morning trip out and always friendly staff and helpfull. Galas are brillent aswell just wish they blast the steam whistles a bit more. Great trip for anyone who wants a lovely day

This was a trip for Fine Dining The food was excellent We were instructed the evening started at 18.30 with canapés and a drink prior to boarding the train, we were advised to be there 1/2 hr prior to 18.30 Ww were not guided anywhere for canapés and a drink prior to boarding tge train, by the time we left the station at approx 1915 it waa dark, at tge turn round of the steam engine we were able to alight the train and view the change around. We boarded the train once again then about half way through the return journey we stopped and sat there for at least 10 mins (no idea why) Probably more fun during daylight

I booked the sunday roast for 2 for my husbands 60th birthday.What an honour and privalage to experience a 5 star beautiful 3 course meal on board first class carage steam train.The food staff and service was Amazing 🍾🥂A Truly beautiful memory we will Never forget 💕Highly reccommend not forgetting the beautiful station Truly Amazing⚘⚘

What an absolutely beautiful railway. Every station is perfectly presented and the volunteers that run it could not be more welcoming. The stations have been set up to represent bygone times from the early 1900's to the end of steam in the 50's/60's... With tea rooms at each station and on train buffets you will never be short of refreshments. This was my first visit to GCR, it won't be my last. Top work. Thanks.

Had a fabulous cream tea and steam train experience, even had chance to go onto the footplate. Lovely journey which brought back very fond memories

A great place to relax on vacation Although the park is not big But it offers a lot more attractions than other British parks Can bring fun and satisfaction to tourists Except for the most famous tower in the middle It also has a small lake Birds often stay in the lake to rest The scenery is very pleasant There are also many very cute squirrels walking around here There is also a Bell that has been used before Introduced the previous history here But relatively The lack of space and the overcrowded parrots seem very cruel to watch... Many parrots are constantly chewing off their feathers because they are trapped here. They have to live in this poorly lit and crowded space I really don’t recommend it... Other than that, overall this park is very comfortable.

This is a lovely open space for people in the centre of Loughborough. The gardens are well tended and many people were spending time there when I visited. The tower is impressive, the exhibition was open I enjoyed finding out about the memorial.

Lovely oasis just off the town centre. Small museum to have a look round, winding paths around the park that pass bright flower beds. There is a waterway that runs through the park, we have seen some quite large fish swimming in it, although not the last time we went. The bandstand in the centre has a good few musical events during the year, and of course the bell tower exhibit is well worth a view. Play areas for the little ones, grass to sit on, benches dotted around, and now an exercise area. Great place to spend a while at any time of the year

Lovely park, really well maintained. Great place to spend some time.

Not too large but filled with excitement and beautifuly maintained. We've spent an hour by the aviary.

Lovely park, beautiful flower displays, water features, aviary, sculptures, new covid monument - Good way to spend some of your time in Loughborough!

Queens park is the main park in the centre of Loughborough. It has recently seen refurbishments and resurfacing. The new bell tower is very sleek. The museum in the corner of the park is a win for kids. There is a huge play park on the opposite side also. Parking in Granby st car park makes it a short walk. There is also an aviary and AA great cafe at the museum. There is also a band stand which sees performances in the summer and the Carillon Tower. The one downside is that the toilets are always gross and out of order. We went at the weekend and two were out of order and the other spat the money back out. Such a shame for a lovely park.

Visited here to see 'Legend - The music of Bob Marley'. The venue is good, although it needed a bit of a update in areas. The seats in the foyer aren't the best, the bar has got a good selection of drinks and snacks (at a price that you'd expect). The toilets were a bit smelly. However, the auditorium was good and we really enjoyed the show.

We have just been to see Peter Pan, a fabulous pantomime I would not hesitate to recommend. Great views from the seats, the seats are spacious and comfortable with plenty of leg room. Brilliant sound system so you can hear everyone really clearly. A really professional set up, great to watch and listen to. All the actors were marvellous, the younger dancers are a credit to the show, and there was plenty of laughs for young and old. Fab night out.

Pathetic customer service. They couldn't get my e-tickets to mail across, so eventually decided to issue a refund. When I rang to chase this, I was told that I should have been given the option of collecting the tickets on the night, as they don't issue refunds. Said that this wasn't good enough as they hadn't given me the option so I missed the show in question. Said I would complain in writing, did so, got ignored. Wrote again, got ignored. Just sending a third letter, not too hopeful. Will be going in person next - point of principle.

Went to the christmas Panto, sleeping beauty, which was very entertaining and well worth the entrance fee. It's Peter Pan next year, get your tickets early as they sell out very quickly. As promised I saw Peter Pan today, ( Oh no I didn't, oh yes I did!) Not the best Panto I've ever seen, some of the characters seemed a little weak, the amplification was too shrill and at times distorted. As is normal in any Panto the Dame was the shining star and really worked hard to pull this show along, absolutly brilliant. Overall, I enjoyed the show and will be back next year for Snow White.

Quite a nice venue. There is some decent parking close by which is useful. It feels pretty big as you could get easily lost in this place. The only thing I didn’t like was the chairs are connected to each other which means is someone is restless and moving around all the time, all the chairs move. it’s a bit disconcerting. Otherwise all is good. Staff were all friendly and helpful.

Great customer service from box office who arranged suitable seats for disability. The Fureys were in fine voice with lots of old favourites, eg, Sweet Sixteen and Green Fields of France. Just like the old days! (Last saw them in 1985!)

Lost in Music - superb professionals performing 2.5 hours of disco. Wife loved it while I caught up on my e-mails and the cricket scores. Whereas 3 months later we see Talon for the 5th time. Fantastic! Please keep booking them!

I visited Loughborough Retail Market on Saturday and was thoroughly impressed. The market boasts a wide range of products, from fresh produce to household goods, spread across numerous stalls. It's a charming, old-fashioned market that offers a nostalgic shopping experience. I had a delightful afternoon exploring the variety of items with my family. The vibrant atmosphere and diverse selection make it a fantastic spot for a leisure shopping trip. Highly recommended for a pleasant day out!

I really think that Loughborough market is the best market for miles. We travel 30 miles each way and really enjoy our day . There is a bit of everything and is always bustling. Always a mix of young and old folk with plenty for everyone. The market stall blend in perfectly with the local shops and eatery’s. Ideal.

Love bill cooling Butchers got my walkers pork pies there

Loughborough Markets offers a vibrant and delightful shopping experience with its diverse range of stalls selling everything from fresh local produce to unique crafts and clothing. The market's friendly atmosphere and high-quality products make it a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike, showcasing the best of what the region has to offer.

The market is usually a nice place to walk through and look around many different type of stalls. Even grabbing a coffee and a nice Burger there. I use to work the stalls as a kid before and after school.

I liked it. I visited it on a Saturday noon and spent a few hours there. Unlike a mall, it's spread in an open area and there are local traders as well as branded shops. There are many nice restaurants there.

Loughborough Market is tagged as a local market where people from far and near sell and buy food, meat and drinks. The market days are Thursdays and Saturday. Prices of commodities are reasonable and the fruits and vegetables are usually fresh.

A nice and unusual setting for the museum in the park. Gives you insight on how things were around the area in times gone by.

It's a super nice museum, good especially for children to learn and improve knowledge about history!

Love the museum, it's very informative and still love to walk around looking at all things from yesteryear's of days gone by . And it's so relaxed in there . So don't feel hurried . I must say the toilets in there are very clean . But didn't expect the guy behind the counter to be in there checking them as I came out from using them . Out of respect just knock the door first before you walk in . As we went in late and there was plenty of time and hardly any people in the museum at the time . Other than that I enjoyed my visit ..

Literally jam-packed museum with lots to see and do, full of interactive exhibits and a variety of local information and artefacts.

Charnwood Museum is Perfect for sign Charnwood Museum in Loughborough on Queen’s Park

My kids love it here, and it’s completely free! We always try and give a donation every time we go as it helps keep it running!

Lovely museum. Highly recommended. Free admission. Nice and welcoming staff members. Nice little cafe for a quick drink or bite to eat. Lots of facts and history. Great for kids. Very child friendly.

I would suggest it whatever if you are tourists or living nearby, as the visit is worthing for the info that gives you and also the amazing experience of the tower and the bells!!!

Lovely park but an absolute shame about the lady sat at the war memorial desk! Hadn't been in the memorial for more than a minute when I was rather abruptly shouted at and questioned in a very impolite, intrusive way. This is my first visit but I was not at all happy about the way I was spoken to. I was minding my own business with my calm, well behaved pooch by my side, so to have someone shout across the room, "is your dog wearing a muzzle for a purpose?" without so much as an, "excuse, may I ask....." just really did shock me! Not a great first impression and this lady's manner really has done this memorial a disservice!

What a lovely town Loughborough is. Very friendly people, beautiful park, free museum in the park fascinating. Carillon bells were gorgous.

In a public park, nice place. Bell Tower currently under restoration so couldn't go in( mar 2025)

What a great piece of British history hidden in the most picturesque part of Loughborough with woodlands and beautiful animals and birds. A favourite of mine for sure. @worldheritageart Hope you open soon again. Thanks for having my art displayed.

Interesting place to visit. The refurb is wonderful

Excellent park

Beautiful vistas at a great country park. With the views, the rocks, the woodland paths, and the alpacas along the way, there is something for everyone. There are restrooms in the parking lot, and parking is reasonably priced. It is unquestionably worthwhile to visit. I will definitely come back.

​Beacon Hill is a truly stunning park and a must-visit for anyone in the Loughborough area. The trails are well-maintained, making for a pleasant walk, and the natural scenery is simply gorgeous. It's an excellent spot for a family outing or a peaceful solo hike. ​The panoramic views from the top are breathtaking, and it's especially magical during sunset. The way the light hits the landscape creates an unforgettable scene. The park feels well-loved and cared for, and it's clear a lot of effort goes into its upkeep. ​Whether you're looking to enjoy a leisurely stroll, take in some incredible views, or watch a beautiful sunset, Beacon Hill delivers. I highly recommend it!

Visited here for the Saturday 9am parkrun. Parking is take a ticket on entry and loads of spaces, only £2 for parking for a couple of hours. The run itself is well managed and not a huge crowd, so plenty of space. Road shoes were fine in good weather, majority of the paths are gravel. It's very much uphill for the first half, but a pleasant run back down.

Absolute gem of a place. Lovely to either walk or run in the beautiful environment. Once you get to the Hill, you’re rewarded with a breathtaking view. You can see as far as Nottingham and Derby. From the lower car park it’s 40 min walk to the Hill. There’s also upper car park which is about 10 mins walk. Car park is £5 for 3 hours or more. There’s also a play area for the kids. Cafe located at entrance as well as very clean and tidy toilets. I would highly recommend it.

Really nice place to visit. Yes you pay to park but if it's helps with the upkeep then cool.

Always a great place to visit. Sunsets are beautiful to see up there. Solstice is a must. The rocks are of Geological importance. Great views. Don't be surprised to see very long horned cows. They live there. They are a very placid breed. Very photogenic. Dogs on leads. There's a few different paths down to the lower ground. It's a nice walk down but seems very steep on the way back up. Deepening on your fitness level.

Super place for walks of any length - the paths are good and it's easy to make loops. Horse riding is permitted on some of the tracks. There are rare breed cows, alpacas and sheep grazing at various times. Also good for bird spotting. The two carparks are large and a season ticket for frequent visitors can be obtained online. There is a really good café at the Lower carpark.

An excellent tour with really friendly volunteers, showing you the history and the current working practices of this historic bell factory.

A very interesting tour, but the tour group had far too many people in it, several people couldn't hear what the tour guide was saying. Obviously the bell foundry was a working establishment, so there were machines going, the workers had the radio on and the poor tour guide was trying to conduct his tour group of about 16 people! A microphone would have been really helpful....such a shame, as it was a really good tour overall.

To be honest, I'm not into bells and/or ringing them at all. That said, the tour and the museum were unbelievable. If you're interested in history, just go.

Enjoyed the tour very informative and interesting thank you to Gary and Jim it's well worth the money didn't want to put any less stars because there's no cafe so no food and drinks are only available if staff make it the tour deserved 5 stars so hopefully a cafe will be up and running soon

Very interesting place. Great to see the traditional skills and hear about the history of bell making. The tour went round the foundry premises. You were able to see the foundry men at work and see up close the processes involved. Very nostalgic to see at least some heavy engineering still surviving in Loughborough. This was the first tour to be presented by Taylors. On the whole it was informative and interesting. On the down side, we were in a large group. There was not a lot of room to walk round on the tour. The group was too spread apart for the volunteer guide to be heard. A loudspeaker or headsets would have helped in the sometimes noisy factory environment. A lot of the group did not wear suitable footwear which was dangerous and contravened H&S guidelines for factory visits. Being the first tour, might be something to be considered for the future. The museum was visited at the end of the tour and has some very interesting artifacts. Would recommend a visit but certain things need to be improved for future tours.

The tour of the foundry was utterly fascinating, educational and so much to see in a working foundry. There was so much to photograph and I especially enjoyed the museum at the end which offered a chance to test a wide range of different bells. Noisy but fun!

Womersley handbells group had a wonderful afternoon tour at Taylor’s bell foundry in Loughborough. The museum is well laid out & very informative, reading about  the large bells that Taylors have produced for cathedrals and churches up & down the country then seeing the equipment & used to produce them was fascinating. There are also cards and a nice range of things to buy there. As handbell ringers, it was great to meet the gentleman who recently refurbished our ring of bells & made two new ones for us. A couple of our group also ring tower bells at a local church. For years they only had four of the six bells in safe working order but recently Taylor’s foundry repaired the headstocks & made new  wheels. Their work encompasses bronze casting, engraving, honing, joinery and leather work all done with great precision. I would especially like to thank our two tour guides; their knowledge & explanation of the processes is outstanding, & the videos of the history of the Taylor family & casting process are very illuminating, well produced  & just the right length. Overall we had  a marvellous afternoon, Taylor’s is very special bring the last bell foundry in Britain. We can strongly recommend the tour to anyone who is interested in the ancient and unique craftsmanship involved in making and repairing bells.

No toilet facilities open, werent working on a packed day, however parking was cheap and easy to find, however you can park outside for free (if its not muddy and you can find a space), can see loughborough university, benches are common to find and the walk only takes around 60 minutes. Cafe available and interesting history.

We decided to go to the Outwoods because the walking trails were in a concentrated area. It offered a choice of walks for people who wanted to keep to easy walking. As well as walks that took you higher up to show you more of the views. There is parking for approx 60 vehicles. It cost £2 for the day. There is also Olivia's cafe where you can buy excellent food and drinks. There are toilets as well. We certainly enjoyed ourselves.

You’ll never have a bad walk in these woods. It can be busy in good weather. All the dogs we come across are well behaved. And then there’s the decision to make on what you’re going to eat from Olivia’s! You might need to go on another walk afterwards 😃

A very much nice place to for family walk in forest and be among the nature.. they have 2 route blue one for 1 km walk and red one 3 km walk..these are well marked on the route.,got some hills to climb and beautiful animal status. It was fun to walk around . Lot of parking, 1£ for all day.

The bluebells are in full bloom today 23/04/2025. There is a cash machine car park £2 per day. A cafe and toilets. Benches and walk trails through the wood.

Lovely, friendly caffe, delicious pastries. So many choices were you can sit and rest, outside and inside.

We visited the Outwoods on a sunny but cold day. We had a lovely walk through the woods. It was so quiet but filled with bird song. All the bluebells were out. There were great swathes of colour. The car park was ok, and it only cost £2 !! There is also a nice cafe there with indoor and outdoor seating.

I am a 12 year old kid going to church without a parent ,and they didn't even question where my parents are . Good sevice and no questions asked.

Saw a string trio performing here. A lovely setting for such a performance. Near to the town centre, I hope such events help keep these beautiful buildings going for many years to come

Friendly congregation, open to everyone. We felt very good and welcomed.

Beautiful Church And Place Of Rest where I meet my Lovely Lady ❤️💜

Eagerly waiting to get inside once it is open. Beautiful place with a lot of trees around.

Very welcoming to all. Great music and service

Fantastic Church and lovely people working for the community 👍

Enforced leave of absence My time at Loughborough University has been deeply challenging, and I feel compelled to share my experience. I was placed on an enforced leave of absence due to 'incidents' stemming from mental health/suspected neurodiverse reasons, which I feel was handled poorly and with little regard for my individual situation. Since being placed on leave, I have repeatedly expressed my desire to return, but my pleas have been ignored. The lack of communication and empathy from the university has been incredibly disheartening. Instead of receiving guidance, I’ve been left in limbo with no assistance, which has only compounded the mental health struggles I was already facing. While Loughborough has a strong academic reputation, I havent felt supported as a student with mental health challenges. I believe the university needs to improve its handling of students in distress, especially when it comes to clear communication and offering real opportunities for students to continue their students. Date of experience: 12 December 2024

Amazing university landscape and great community feeling. An extraordinary amount of sports facilities and grounds which makes it extremely appealing to student athletes. Great accommodation options available as well. Very close to the town which is mostly student populated as well

One of the best Universities (Top 5) in the UK. Best in the UK for Automotive Systems Engineering. The modules are well designed and are based on automotive industry applications. Best in the world for Sports science. Very flexible and adaptable for International students.

I just finished my foundation program this year and it was so much fun. Events and activities are well-organised, which I really enjoy. Staffs and members of student union are friendly. Teachers are supportive. For me, the module is good, which has trained some useful skills. Luckily this year my classmates are friendly and amiable. The atmosphere is just very fresh, peaceful and close to nature. Sometimes there are some squirrels run around the school, which is cute. Overall I had a great experience this year. Thanks Loughborough !!

Attended the convocation yesterday, superb arrangements, congratulations to the Graduates and thank you to the organisers.

Modern campus with lots of facilities.

Attended this ground for a championship premier, friendly, as away fans we were in a corner opposite the main stand , facilities a lot of league clubs would envy , enjoyed my visit

Completely new to bouldering and was very nervous, but received an excellent induction from Joe. Thank you! Helped to build confidence and how to stay safe. Excellent venue and nice atmosphere:) look forward to my next visit!

I had a brilliant time visiting the climbing station for my induction. Emily was really friendly and taught me loads to get started and make the most of the centre. There was a really nice atmosphere and the climbs were really fun and tricky. I can't wait to return!

A very friendly environment, with well trained and knowledgeable staff. We had a 1-2-1 with Adam and learnt some rope climbing skills. Then went through bouldering and ran through the differences here. Adam was an incredible guy, really down to earth and friendly. Really patient with us and ran through any questions we had. Highly recommended place with lots of bouldering and some rope climbing walls. A nice clean and comfortable sitting area to grab a brew and cake. Loved every minute of climbing here and will be going back regularly now.

I've been going here for a while with friends. In my opinion it's one of the best bouldering facilities near Leicester. The staff are so lovely and helpful, and there is a real community feel from all who go there. The coffee and homemade cake is delicious too!

Amazing staff, very friendly and helpful. Especially with special needs people. 😍 Lots of fun to have!

Absolutely love going here the staff are all so friendly and the atmosphere is fantastic. I myself go climbing here regularly they have a range of different difficulties for climbing ranging from V0 to V8+. The are always changing the climbs which is brilliant as you always have new and challenging climbs to combat. They often host climbing events and competitions which is great for socialising and boosting your climbing ability. They also sell a range of climbing accessories and cloths. Would recommend 😀

Nice venue but didn’t really enjoy the problems, grades very hard for what they are. As a novice that can climb up to 6B I didn’t find it very appealing and my partners second only time bouldering she really struggles here compared to other venues, not as many jugs on problems.

Well worth a visit, recently revamped and we took part in the full workshop and museum tour. Quite geeky but fun if you love proper engineering and/or you are a bell ringer :) Currently open during the week but may open weekends soon.

First visited the bell-foundry in August 2022, during the very hot heatwave which was a great experience to see how bells are cast. I then visited again in March to ring on the foundry bells which was very fun. It is a good place to come and visit and to learn something interesting and fun too.

Did the guided tour 13/8/25. Very knowledgeable and pleasant tour guide made it all interesting. Nice break halfway through to watch a video and (rest our feet). Good value overall. Our tickets gave a year's free access to the museum.

Nice to see the old ways still work shame it didn't have a canteen for food

Fascinating visit. Very knowledgable tour given by John. Thoroughly enjoyed it

Very impressed with the ongoing bell production using ancient techniques. Who would stir molten bell metal with willow branch? Museum closed for refurb reoponing next year.

Very interesting tour

Lovely staff on hand to talk about the history of the rectory

This is a hidden gem of a medieval building. Very small but full of interesting articles.

Who knew such a wonderful little gem exists in Loughborough. The tour guide was superb.

Must be the best kept secret in Loughborough, lived here most of my life and did not know it was here. Very helpful guide and told me lots of things about my town I was not aware of. Definitely worth a visit.

This hidden ancient Loughborough former rectory is fast building a reputation for being a great venue for small exhibitions. The "Pantry Gallery" is an intimate space which hosts a variety of exhibitions and events throughout the open season - April-October - while upstairs houses the museum's own collections. I'd highly recommend a visit!

Great place to explore. Informed and helpful volunteers

Visited here as I was passing and was offfered a tour of the building. Very interesting history and I learnt several things I hadn't known previously about the rectory

Nice range of walks available so worth multiple trips. The sculpture walk was a good one for the kids - albeit not challenging if that's what you want. Car park is decent but do be mindful that the payment machine is a bit slow

Really good walk for both advanced and beginners.The hill was steep thus providing a challenge and the sculpture trail beautiful. Really great experience, the Labyrinth .

Lovely place for walk and very scenic when the weather is good. Not to busy and nice place to relax. Car park machine dodgy it was not accepting coins but does take card payment. Safe parking no issues

Amazing views at the top. Perfect for a sunset picnic

On Beacon Hill, where dreams take flight, Trees sway gently, bathed in golden light. Highland cattle roam with grace, Amongst the tranquil, verdant space. A vista grand, the city unfolds, Loughborough's charm, a tale untold. The view divine, from hilltop high, Where beauty meets the boundless sky. Nature's beacon, steadfast and true, Guiding souls to vistas anew. On Beacon Hill, serenity thrives, A haven where the heart derives...

A wonderful place to visit with two different round routes to follow. Views from the top are breathtaking, especially when the weather is clear. The paths are well kept and the facilities are high quality. Definitely worth a visit.

Such a lovely place for a long walk! The labyrinth is definitely worth checking out, the shapes of the trees were amazing. Have been back a few times since my first visit

Went with the wife for a first time visit. The grounds are lovely and although not as massive as some houses, they will still keep you occupied for at least 2 hours worth of strolling. We had a cream tea in the restaurant and it was very nice and reasonable value at £10 each for a fresh baked scone, cream, jam and a cup of your choice of tea. Parking was ample and toilets clean (unisex). We're Historical House members so got in for free but it's only a £10 otherwise.

An absolutely lovely walk through the origins of Christmas with great characters and beautiful lights and scenery. Plenty of lovely food and drink stalls from mulled wine to pizza around and open fire. Aimed at the kids but excellent for the parents as well. Loved it. Give it a go!!

We were here for a wedding in the tipi. The grounds are stunning. The tipi was fantastic, all lit up with fairy lights. We also had access to the gardens, which are beautiful

A delightful garden and arboretum to stroll through. The owners have encouraged partial wild plants to grow. I imagine that when the wild garlic flowers it will smell fantastic. Views of the countryside along the footpaths. Coffee kiosk is alongside the fishpond so the kids can watch them. It is a shame they haven't made more use of the greenhouse. Pay in cash via an honesty box.

Interesting place. Big grounds to walk around, quiet and peaceful. However it had a kind of genteel neglect feel about the place. I don't know if it was the time of year, or to do with the heatwave, but most flowers had gone over and there didn't seem to be any effort to have something to replace them or dead head etc. The pond had a thick layer of algae over it and in general the place didn't feel like it was being managed. We still had a nice time, and I imagine it was much more colourful a month ago, so it may have just been bad timing. The £5 entry fee seemed about right. (Cash only)

It was a beautiful sunny day and the gardens were at their best. I came away with two plants for my garden too from the nursery. I wish one of my boys was getting married, the teepees looked fabulous and the setting would be stunning.

A visit for the truly epic Halloween garden walk. Love actors bring the fantastically decorated gardens to life - all in character throughout. Too many favourite parts to include! Parking is easy on the huge field, there’s good toilets and lots of stalls during the event offering food. A warm fire Kees you cozy on the queue. You’ll go around in a small group, making it all the more fun (and a bit scary!)

Lovely church. I received a very warm welcome. The inside of the church is gorgeous and music plays throughout the day. It's a very lovely experience. They really appreciate visitors here and are very friendly. I would love to visit again. It's near a lovely park and is quite wheelchair accessible. There's certain places, you can feel God's presence. This church is one of them.

We came here as it was open to the public as part of the Heritage Sunday open days that Leicester currently run with several local venues to visit on the last Sunday of the month. This church is well worth the visit. It is huge and very beautiful and is almost as large as Leicester cathedral with a lot of history. We didn't have a guide but a kind local pointed out prominent features and told me a little of its history, gorgeous place.

The Cathedral with King Richard III coffin would seem the draw, but this church is absolutely amazing. You step through the door and you feel it's heritage and age. It's a beautiful church.

A magnificent site - and the volunteers working here are wonderful people who are always happy to tell you something of the church's long and mysterious history!

As its my first church in uk that I have going nowadays after coming to Demontfort University for my masters from Nepal, I am loving the every aspects of the church environment and I do feel blessed to be able to get access to church that's near to me l 🙏✝️😇

Fantastic Medieval church, extremely well maintained and very interesting. Highly recommend a visit.

The most beautiful Church I have ever been in.

Great course, very well thought out. Some very tricky holes. Has been designed with a lot of thought. Very interesting story as you go around the course, love the story of Loughborough. Very interesting and give the course another element. I have only dropped a star because for the explicit content playing while we were playing. I'm not overly precious about it as my children are slightly older but I wouldn't be happy of my children had been slightly younger.

We stopped to use the EV chargers, then realised they had an indoor Adventure Golf Course, so we went on in and played a round. The staff were really, really friendly and welcoming. The course was a history of Loughborough and was as informative as it was fun. Excellent all round. Rapid instavolt chargers with Chademo too.

It was generally a good place with good stuff but they failed to provide me a basic service about my broken driver went to the field, which I had a video proof and the driver head seen in the video. They told me they will get back to me the day after that. Unfortunately I had to call them back several times and the driver head was gone on the field. Possibly they binned it and now don’t take responsibility.

I had my sons 10th birthday party here last week. This kids loved it, adventure golf followed by an hour of footy on their 3G pitch was great. After all the activities they tucked into the included food which the kids also loved. On top of all that they stayed open an extra 30 minutes to accommodate our booking. Excellent value and amazing value. Massive thanks to the awesome lady that sorted our booking out (forget her name).

Great place a great selection of drinks .Fake grass on the pitches needs redoing to return this place to the top.Otherwise a good place.

Good driving range set up but they’re not serious about their golf shop so don’t drive there expecting it to be open - twice in the last month it was closed because there was nobody to run it

Well maintained golf range. Good tracer bay facilities and normal bays. Both L and R handed. Friendly staff, and competitive prices

Nice little play area round the corner from my home, my little one loves it. It's clean, not too busy and has a fair amount of play equipment and a modern football/basketball court.

Compared to the other parks in Loughborough it Is small but on the flip is used less often. It has a 5 a side court which doubles as a basketball court and afew enjoyable pieces of equipment

Parking on right side of park but no toilets in park if needed toilets cafe in Old Shepshed lace building or charnwood lake before 4pm 24/7.Nice area to walk. River soar very near nice walk and charnwood water is close by with toilets but thay closed at 4pm too early to close very nice nature lake with a nice walk and great central railway near and cafe near by in Old Shepshed lace building. worth a visit to all places and nice to walk around the streets. And shopping there as well great places.

Great area for kids to play on a nice day. Some of the equiptment is ruined, but most is usable.

My little sister loves playing here there is something for every age range

Nice little park for the little ones

Kids enjoyed themselves.

It's OK, not great, but definitely not bad, it's just the park users that's the problem, always a group of kids smashing bottles and being very disruptive

Lovely local park kids always love it a lot of older kids teenagers hanging around playing loud music and often smoking tobacco and sometimes cannabis can be rude at times and all over the small children play equipment but soon moved when my 3 year old invaded!!

Not very dog, child friendly with the amount of broken glass and litter. Where are the bins? Doesn't seem to be locally checked often or glass removed by council.

It for kids playing around. You can do so much In this place. There is play equipment, Basketball/football court and seating area that you can picnic in this place.

A nice contained park with fenced off play area for the kids, and whole park fenced in good for the dogs

It lovely little park. For children of all ages

Very good 👍

Great choice of machines staff are great and free drinks snacks etc worth a visit if your into gambling 🎰 😀

Great staff but sadly played 2 machines over a short period and both frozen. Annoyingly after losing money and getting a little back they froze. Bring back the old technology, I will not return.

The staff are very rude and treat u as if ur nothing I got barred for no reason saying I was smacking the machine very untrue, I will never go back to this place again!!

i was there today and the staff are very very rude again and shouting especially the old lady manger so i will never go back there again and really recommend not to go there...

Good location

Amazing place! The staff are very friendly and know their stuff!