Activities
Kenwick Park is located on the outskirts of Louth in the English countryside of the Lincolnshire Wolds. Within the tranquil surrounds of the secluded woods are a variety of Scandinavian lodges that gives you the feeling of being away from it all and a great remedy for stress. Whatever the season the ever-changing views and woodland will be an experience you will never forget and a prime example of Eco Tourism.
The Leisure Club facilities and amenities are free to Noggin guests apart from beauty treatments that have to be booked at reception.
Kenwick Park Golf Club is a championship course and truly spectacular with its prestigious 18 hole course, spanning over 190 acres. It is nestled within the fabulous grounds of the Kenwick Park Estate with its spacious tees and greens, 9 beautiful lakes, and fairways.
Scandinavian Pine Lodges
Scandinavian lodges also known as "Norwegian lodges" are traditional log cabins which make ideal accommodation for "get away" retreat. They offer a very high standard of living and are very spacious, usually having an open plan kitchen, dining room and sitting area.
Our lodge Noggin whether you play golf or not is a peaceful and safe retreat for the whole family to enjoy. Noggin lodge is a privately-owned, second home, it therefore has home comforts and has been refurbished with love, care and we think style. We love waking up in the morning in the peace and watching the sun rise through the trees with an uninterrupted view of the golf course; it is truly spectacular. Eating out on the deck is a special experience to remember.
Eco tourism holidays are growing in popularity. We offer a secluded but very stylish environment and peaceful atmosphere. Children can play safely, nature lovers can sit on the deck and watch birds, squirrels, rabbits and pheasants in the surrounds of the lodge and you may, as you walk through the woods spot deer and foxes. Owls can be heard hooting, when lying in bed at night and woodpeckers too. Our lodge is a marvellous holiday destination that gives you a feeling of total relaxation. It has a very well equipped kitchen but the hotel, which is only 10 minutes walk offers very reasonably priced meals (at the time of print two eat for £15 including a bottle of wine) If you don't want to cook, at that price you can treat yourself to evening meals out.
After breakfast on the deck, we enjoy a visit to the Lesiure Centre, a swim, jacuzzi, sauna and steam room, followed by coffee and cakes in the very comfortable lounge reading the papers. We also attend the Yoga and Pilates classes, these you need to book for. The gym is very well equipped and its advisable to book, free of charge a 1-1 session to assess your needs. Squash and tennis may also be booked.
Just a few miles away is the local market town of Louth where there are a variety of interesting shops, high quality clothes shops, individual curio shops and a Department Store founded by Adam Eve that was established in 1781. There is an abundance of country pubs and restaurants. Louth has a bustling Market three times a week. You could also explore the many beautiful Lincolnshire villages with their tea rooms, serving Lincolnshire Plum bread.
The Wolds are great for walkers, cyclist and riders. If you want to get fit there are some challenging hills but its totally unspoiled and quiet.
The seal sanctuary at Donna Nook is a lovely day out for animal lovers. The beaches on this coast have beautiful sands, without crowds of people.
If you have never visited Lincolnshire you will be surprised by its unspoiled laid back attitude to life. It reminds us of those carefree days of childhood where everything was at a slow pace, people smiled and there seemed no threat from strangers.
The City of Lincoln is just a 30min drive away..
Lincoln which is only 30 minutes away has over 2000 years of history. From its cobbled streets and antiques to the vast array of modern art scattered across the city. It is a magnificent city with fine restaurants and vibrant nightlife. There are also many cultural events running throughout the year. When you are in Lincoln try and visit each of its unique and amazing quarters.
The Brayford quarter where there are many places to eat and drink whilst over looking the Brayford Pool.
The buzzing high street of Lincoln has many unique shops and cafes where you can stop off for a coffee.
The cultural quarter is where you can enjoy a play at the Theatre Royal or a show at the Lincoln Drill Hall.
There are many events running across the year including the famous Christmas
market, Lincoln book festival, and the Brayford Waterfront festival. 
Other places..
Horncastle - This thriving market town in the centre of the Lincolnshire Wolds hosts some of the best antique shops in the UK. It is a bustling and attractive market town with fine heritage, whilst unspoiled by modern developments.
Louth - This is also a busy market town with some notable historic buildings such as the 15th-century St.James church with an incredible 265ft high spire.
Sutton-on-Sea - This wonderful seaside resort has amazing stretches of beaches and has recently been awarded the blue flag for its clean beaches.