Guidebook for Harworth
Food scene
Bawtry, originally an ancient port on the River Idle, is a busy market town with a variety of attractive restaurants and quality shops and a rich history as a former staging post on the Great North Road.
19 locals recommend
Bawtry
Bawtry, originally an ancient port on the River Idle, is a busy market town with a variety of attractive restaurants and quality shops and a rich history as a former staging post on the Great North Road.
It doesn't look like much from the outside but there is a cafe here in a barn conversion with fresh baked goods and there are a few shops to have a look at. Lovely for a coffee or an afternoon tea.
Manor Farm
Blyth RoadIt doesn't look like much from the outside but there is a cafe here in a barn conversion with fresh baked goods and there are a few shops to have a look at. Lovely for a coffee or an afternoon tea.
Non membership golf course and restaurant within walking distance of the property (2K ish). Great for Sunday lunch.
Styrrup Hall Golf & Country Club
Styrrup RoadNon membership golf course and restaurant within walking distance of the property (2K ish). Great for Sunday lunch.
City/town information
Whilst Tickhill is proud of its historic heritage, it does not live in the past. It is a modern, thriving community with over thirty groups and societies. It has a wide selection shops and businesses covering all aspects of modern life. For great nights out it has a wide variety of pubs, wine bars, restaurants, bistros and cafes.
7 locals recommend
Tickhill
Whilst Tickhill is proud of its historic heritage, it does not live in the past. It is a modern, thriving community with over thirty groups and societies. It has a wide selection shops and businesses covering all aspects of modern life. For great nights out it has a wide variety of pubs, wine bars, restaurants, bistros and cafes.
Sightseeing
Great for a walk around if you get the weather. |no pressure to book ahead and a great range of animals to see in an open setting.
91 locals recommend
Yorkshire Wildlife Park
Hurst LaneGreat for a walk around if you get the weather. |no pressure to book ahead and a great range of animals to see in an open setting.
You can pay to go into the ruins but there is also a free, short walk around the outside that takes you up close and gives you a bit of a leg stretch. Very calm place to visit.
6 locals recommend
Roche Abbey
A634You can pay to go into the ruins but there is also a free, short walk around the outside that takes you up close and gives you a bit of a leg stretch. Very calm place to visit.
The site, which is owned and managed by Bassetlaw District Council, covers an area of 300 acres of parkland but there is a 3K walk around the lake that's nice and easy. Designated as a Local Nature Reserve, the park links into Dyscarr Wood the Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) recognised as one of the best examples of a limestone ash-wych elm wood in Nottinghamshire. The park itself comprises of varies woodlands, wildlife and butterfly meadows, open grassed areas, a large fishing lake, play areas and much more for families and visitors to enjoy throughout the year.
Langold Country Park
7 Church StreetThe site, which is owned and managed by Bassetlaw District Council, covers an area of 300 acres of parkland but there is a 3K walk around the lake that's nice and easy. Designated as a Local Nature Reserve, the park links into Dyscarr Wood the Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) recognised as one of the best examples of a limestone ash-wych elm wood in Nottinghamshire. The park itself comprises of varies woodlands, wildlife and butterfly meadows, open grassed areas, a large fishing lake, play areas and much more for families and visitors to enjoy throughout the year.
Local Shopping
A few outlet stores here. Good for bargains but doesn't need more than a few hours to see it all.
9 locals recommend
Lakeside Village Outlet Shopping
White Rose WayA few outlet stores here. Good for bargains but doesn't need more than a few hours to see it all.