Latest Raileisure and general news for Lincolnshire
Well what are we up to now?
We've decided to shunt the 380M further down the yard to make more use of the potential for a decent public area. Although the grassed area is certainly large enough for the bouncy castle with room to spare we're re jigging and still finalising our plans for phase two. At this juncture we felt it would be beneficial and more attractive to all visitors to introduce a semi sheltered covered barbecue area to allow group alfresco get togethers.
We have recently constructed a Kota style barbecue hut to our own design with seating and tables, outdoor lighting and further planting. We've now added a Buschbeck barbecue for visitors. Should come in very useful - and is now fully ready for guests use. 
The little old building being the former weigh bridge office has been transformed into a reception unit complete with ice lollies and drinks etc. We also man our recently available cycle hire from here and have recently taken delivery of two Penny Farthings and a tandem!!
We have now received delivery of all our cycles and have worked hard to make these available to visitors.
A big thank you to Kingston Cycles for all their efforts.
It wasn't just a question of buying cycles, there's been a lot of boring documentation to carry out!! We have towalongs, tagalongs, kiddies' seats and all the paraphernalia to make the experience safe and enjoyable. Cycle hire prices are now published. HERE
Following the organisation of a rather unusual Treasure Hunt to mark National Bike Week. 16th - 24th June 2007, we are now offering the opportunity to take The Treasure Hunt Challenge to residents on prior request.(a set up charge applies)
Sir Peter Tapsell visited us during National Bike Week - what a charming character he turned out to be!!
Enquiries, particularly from groups have really gathered apace recently and we're looking forward to sharing our adventure and unique accommodation experience with many visitors, old and new this coming year. There are going to be some disappointed late bookers this year and we strongly recommend early booking if you and your gang wish to join us at The Old Station Yard!!
We had our very own slot on BBC Look North recently, interviewed and filmed by Simon Spark. Word is getting out of our unique accommodation, attractive surroundings and creative venture!!
The Premiership season is nearing completion. Manchester United following an awful start to the new season have once again shown their strength in depth and hold the top spot. Chelsea have just pushed into second place and are challenging at the top of the league.
David Beckham has finally come to his senses and left Real Madrid for a better life.......L.A. Galaxy will benefit from his silky skills at The Home Depot Centre. There may be an exodus of big name, late career movers to the U.S. David and Victoria Beckham are finished house hunting and are now residing among the rich and famous.
David looks set to capture his 100th cap making it into the recent England team and so far this has proved a good move.........
The major airlines are doing all U.K based leisure businesses a real favour this year. Having experienced the new 'no frills' approach first hand, air flight is becoming more uncomfortable and troublesome year on year. No food, little in the way of drinks and the service!! Awful to say the least. The increasing trauma of all the various queues and the red tape nowadays... it'll be sunny England for me the next time I get the chance for a holiday!!
As we look forward to a record breaking 2008 season we recommend those visitors looking for guaranteed dates book as early as possible to avoid disappointment.
The Old Station Yard is maturing nicely now and is becoming a real retreat for those of you looking for something a little different.
