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Rutland Water

Always the number one thing people think of when they consider coming to Rutland. It has a wealth of things to do and is really accessible for those with limited mobility, including two new changing places spaces.

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Things you may want to consider doing


Golf, Fishing, Walking, Bird Watching, Windsurfing, Rock Climbing, The Aqua Park, Open Water Swimming (Sundays), kayaking, paddle boarding, Sailing, Cycling, Playing on the fabulous play areas, having an ice cream (my personal favourite!), a dawn or twilight walk is truly fantastic especially with kids in spring and autumn.
You can find more details here https://www.discover-rutland.co.uk/listing/rutland-water/

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We've enjoyed a very comfortable and relaxing stay here at The Stables. The accommodation is very attractive and well designed and maintained. The accessibility features have been a great help for family members with limited mobility. Sarah takes great care to anticipate your every need and the home cooked food and beef from the farm shop, was delicious.

More local information

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