Set in the lovely village of Partney, The Red Lion is an award-winning village inn set at the base of the Lincolnshire Wolds. The simple site rests on the grounds of a nineteenth-century coaching inn and offers a generous selection of hikes, history and wildlife. The Red Lion opened in 1841, and continues to refresh travellers and was even the lively watering hole for the courageous men and women of Bomber Command in World War II. A quick look around the pub will show you a décor that pays tribute to these heroes. Ask the staff about the rich history at this old inn or get directions to the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre set a mere ten-minute trot down the road. The Red Lion is a beautiful base for aviation buffs and wartime history enthusiasts to soak in some heritage and explore displays and memorials of the International Bomber Command Centre located a forty-five-minute drive away. The site rests on the fringes of the Wolds and is just half an hour’s driving distance from the coast so feel free to explore coastal walks and winding walking trails with Fido in tow. Head back to camp for delicious hot food, local beers, and a friendly pub atmosphere as you and your fur baby have a meal. Owners Chris and Lesley extend a very warm welcome to tent, caravan and motorhome owners to set up camp at Red Lion, a family-friendly site set on the grounds of a peaceful 9th-century coach inn. The welcoming inn doubles as a spacious yet straightforward campsite ideally positioned for hikes, days of exciting historical tours and the opportunity to observe a wealth of local wildlife. The site rests at the crossroads in the picturesque village of East Kirkby and continues to provide weary travellers with excellent food and drink options since it first opened its doors in 1841. The pubs décor also pays homage to the courageous men and women of Bomber Command in World War II, who would stop for a bevvy at the inn. History buffs are more than welcome to quiz the staff on the history of the old coaching inn and the airfield nearby. Ask the team for directions to the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre, located a mere ten-minute stroll away, and explore the base that once served the Royal Air Force. Outdoor lovers need only wear their walking shoes or hop on a bike to tour the local area or explore the open landscapes of the Lincolnshire Wolds. Guests can bring canine companions and enjoy access to tipple and hot food served from 6 pm to 8 pm every evening. Barbeques and campfires are also encouraged.