Scunthorpe 10.8 miles. Shepherd's Hut is a delightful, studio-style dwelling, resting rurally in Garthorpe near Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire. Enjoying breath-taking, countryside views, this wood-clad shepherd's hut offers a retreat for couples, looking to escape the hustle and bustle, ready to enjoy a getaway with their furry companion. Benefit from off-road parking and a private decked area, where you can dine alfresco and watch the sun set, before heading indoors to cosy up in front of the woodburning stove. The kitchen offers the necessities for a self-catered stay, where you can rustle up simple dishes, whilst the sumptuous double bed provides a lovely place to unwind and rest before a day of exploration. Awaken to a refreshing shower before donning your walking boots, to discover a wealth of nature-filled attractions within the vicinity; enjoy a morning of birdwatching at RSPB Blacktoft Sands, hike through Ashby Ville Nature Reserve, or brush up on your local knowledge at the North Lincolnshire Museum set in Scunthorpe, where you'll also find a plethora of amenities. Travel south to reach Messingham, with its renowned Messingham Sand Quarry Nature Reserve, where you can follow the circular walking trail whilst enjoying vistas of the pretty lagoon, whilst animal lovers will enjoy visiting Messingham Zoo. Reroute north to visit the Waters' Edge Country Park & Visitor Centre, follow The Ropewalk trail, and take in your stunning position near Humber River, or spend the day in the city, with a plethora of attractions to experience, including the Museum of Lincolnshire Life, Lincoln Cathedral, and Lincoln Castle. Make memories with your loved one at Shepherd's Hut.

Scunthorpe, a large, bustling town rests in North Lincolnshire, between the villages of Messingham and Dragonby. Home to a plethora of amenities, both locals and visitors can take advantage of a selection of shops, eateries, pubs, and attractions dotted across the town, whilst the local train station makes it easy to travel East Anglia. An itinerary filled with exploration can be expected whilst visiting the area, with North Lincolnshire Museum, Frodingham Nature Reserve, and Brackenholme’s End all resting within the vicinity, whilst travelling south will bring you to Messingham Zoo and the birdwatching site of Messingham Sand Quarry Nature Reserve. With the Lincolnshire Wolds aonb reachable by car, those seeking a countryside escape will relish in the chance to hike and cycle across the county, whilst those who prefer waterfront vistas will enjoy visiting Far Ings National Nature Reserve, nestled within Barton-upon-Humber. Further afield, the sights and amenities of Lincoln can be met, sure to offer a day of character, history, shopping, and sightseeing, before returning to your base in rural Scunthorpe.

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