Bleasby, A Dog Walkers Paradise

Explore Bleasby

Restaurants & Bars

Explore the wonderful local towns of Southwell or Newark, which boast some amazing places to visit as well as many fantastic restaurants, bars and more. Southwell also has great coffee shops, a Boots Chemist, Family Butchers, a Bakery and a large Co-Op supermarket. Either town will provide everything you require.
Places of Interest
The Workhouse in Southwell (National Trust) – This Victorian building tells the story of the workhouse program.

Southwell Minister – Church of England place of worship in a spectacular 1100s Romanesque space with regular services.

The Bramley Apple pub – King Charles I spent his last evening here before being sent to London for execution.

Southwell Racecourse – If you love horses and horseracing, this is the place to visit.

Southwell Golf Course – Fancy nine holes? If you love golf, this is a popular course.

Newark Castle & Gardens – This historical castle with dungeons, Victorian gardens, and a King John exhibit offers guided tours.

The Civil War Museum in Newark is dedicated to the 17th-century Civil Wars, featuring diverse exhibits and living history events.

The Parish of St Mary Magdalene, dedicated to Jesus’ companion, Mary Magdalene.

The River
Riverside Country Lodges is perfectly situated alongside the River Trent, the third longest river in the United Kingdom, which has been used for navigation since Roman times and even since the Danish Vikings came up the Trent to Snottingaham in their longships.
Riverside Features
Beautiful, scenic views make this the perfect spot for a relaxing stroll, walking the dogs, casting a line for some peaceful fishing, or heading out on the water for a quiet boating escape. Whether you’re unwinding solo or enjoying time with family and pets, it’s a lovely place to recharge and soak in nature.
Dog Walkers Paradise
Footpaths stretch the entire length of the riverside, starting from the lodge site at Boat Lane, perfect for strolls with your loved animals.

There are also many Dog-Friendly locations to quench your thirst or have some lunch, such as The Bromley in Fiskerton, located on the map.

The Waggon & Horses
The Wagon and Horses – Just 1.3 miles away, this welcoming family pub is a local favourite.

It’s the perfect spot for couples looking to enjoy a laid-back meal in a friendly atmosphere. With hearty food, regular live entertainment, and a cosy setting, it’s a great place to unwind after a day out. Check out their website for menus, event details, and opening times.
The Bromley
The Bromley is a fantastic riverside spot to enjoy a delicious meal, complete with scenic views and a dog-friendly welcome, perfect for bringing your four-legged friend along.

If you’re heading further upstream, make a stop at The Riverside at Farndon for a memorable dine-in experience, ideal for a relaxed evening out.

The local area is rich with charming restaurants and acclaimed gastropubs, particularly in the historic town of Southwell.

Whether you’re after traditional pub grub or modern cuisine, you’ll find something to suit every taste.

Use the map provided and click on each icon to discover and learn more about these wonderful local dining spots.