Things To Do Rutland

If you’re seeking things to do in Rutland, Easton Walled Gardens is the perfect destination, just a short 30-minute drive away. Enriched with over 400 years of history, our stunning 12-acre garden offers a peaceful haven for all. Whether you’re in the mood for a serene stroll, a fun-filled family outing, or a quiet moment to relax with a warm drink and delicious cake, there’s something here for everyone. Explore our vibrant wildflower meadows, enjoy scenic riverside paths, or unwind in the charming Applestore Tearoom. It’s the perfect spot to recharge and enjoy a delightful day surrounded by nature.

Located close by to Rutland, Easton Walled Gardens is often referred to as the ‘lost gardens of Lincolnshire,’ a title that reflects both its rich past and impressive restoration. After years of neglect, the gardens have been carefully restored, blending the charm of history with the vibrant splendour of nature.

For those seeking things to do in Rutland, our gardens offer the perfect escape from the everyday. With winding pathways, lush wildflower meadows, and tranquil riverside corners, it’s an ideal spot to relax, enjoy nature, and explore at your own pace.

If you’re on the lookout for things to do in Rutland, make sure to stop by our charming Applestore Tearoom. After a refreshing stroll through the gardens, unwind with a cup of freshly brewed tea or coffee, paired with our delicious homemade cakes and scones. For a lighter bite, our menu features a variety of locally sourced, freshly prepared lunch options, including artisan sandwiches, comforting soups, and vibrant seasonal salads. It’s the perfect spot to savour the flavours of Rutland while relaxing in a peaceful setting.

To get to Easton Walled Gardens from Rutland, follow these directions: Depending on your exact location in Rutland, head towards Oakham or Uppingham. From Oakham, head south on the A606 towards Stamford. As you approach the A1, follow signs for Easton (you may need to take a right turn on to the B668 or follow directions depending on your exact starting point). Continue along the road to Easton village, and Easton Walled Gardens should be well-signposted. The journey is about a 30-minute drive, depending on traffic and your starting point in Rutland. Make sure to check the route for any roadworks or detours that could affect your journey! For those preferring to use public transport to get to us, Grantham station is near by with taxis available to complete your journey.

Whether you’re traveling from Rutland or nearby, we’re excited to have you visit us! While you’re always welcome to walk in, we highly recommend reserving your tickets in advance here, particularly for our workshops and experience days. If you have any questions or need more details, feel free to call us at 01476 530063, or simply send us an email, and one of our team members will get back to you promptly.