Drws Nesaf is located in the small village of Metheringham, with a population of 3,500. On the High Street, you'll find a welcoming cafe, a Co‑op, a traditional butcher, and four pubs—the Star & Garter, White Hart Inn, Lincolnshire Poacher, and Londesborough Arms—for local food and drinks. There is also an excellent Indian restaurant, Maharaaj; three fish and chip shops, Kelly's Catch, Barrier Reef and Sab's Plaice; China House Chinese takeaway; and Turgay's Kebab and Pizza House. 

Metheringham Airfield Visitor Centre is a small nearby museum, dedicated to the men and women who served in and supported 106 Squadron, Royal Air Force Bomber Command from 1943 until the end of the Second World War. The museum is the home of Dakota KG651, a veteran transport aircraft that saw service during the War.

Lincoln, the historic heart of Lincolnshire, offers a perfect blend of heritage, culture, and charm for visitors. Dominating the skyline is the magnificent Lincoln Cathedral, a Gothic masterpiece once the tallest building in the world. Nearby, Lincoln Castle houses a 1215 Magna Carta and offers panoramic views from its medieval walls. Explore the cobbled Steep Hill, lined with independent shops, tearooms, and galleries. The vibrant Brayford Waterfront features restaurants, boat tours, and a lively nightlife. With attractions like The Collection museum, Roman ruins, and regular events and markets, Lincoln is a must-visit destination full of character and history.

Sleaford is a lively market town in Lincolnshire. Its weekly markets and monthly farmers’ market bring local produce and community spirit. Riverside walks along the River Slea and the canal lead to charming landmarks like Cogglesford Watermill. The cultural heart of the town is The Hub, the National Centre for Craft & Design—a free-entry gallery and arts space with exhibitions, workshops, a café‑bar and riverside setting. 

Woodhall Spa is a graceful Edwardian spa village nestled on the southern edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds. Its wide, tree-lined avenues host independent boutiques, elegant hotels, and the unique Kinema in the Woods, the UK’s only back-projection cinema with a working Compton organ. Outdoor attractions include Jubilee Park—with heated lido, tennis, croquet, and playground—and scenic woodland trails. Golfers flock to the National Golf Centre, including the renowned Hotchkin Course rated among the UK’s best. Rich in WWII heritage, the village honours its RAF 617 Squadron “Dambusters” legacy with memorials and nearby aviation museums. 

Horncastle is a charming market town often called the “Gateway to the Wolds,” nestled between the city of Lincoln and the Lincolnshire coast. Steeped in history, it features sections of Roman walls and a 13th‑century St Mary’s Church amid cobbled streets lined with Georgian, Victorian, and thatched buildings. Known as Lincolnshire’s antiques capital, its many vintage and artisan shops are housed in converted historic spaces. Regular Thursday and Saturday markets, plus a monthly farmers’ market, bring a lively community spirit. With independent cafes, pubs, riverside walks along the Bain, and nearby trails like the Viking Way and Spa Trail, Horncastle blends heritage with countryside charm.

The Lincolnshire Wolds, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offers rolling hills, charming villages, and picturesque countryside. Highlights include the market towns of Louth and Horncastle, known for their heritage and antique shops. The Wolds are perfect for walkers and cyclists, with scenic trails like the Viking Way. Wildlife thrives in nature reserves such as Snipe Dales, while hidden valleys and chalk streams add to the region’s tranquil appeal. Cultural gems like Alford Manor House and local food festivals celebrate rural traditions. 

The Lincolnshire Coast offers a mix of traditional seaside charm and natural beauty. Resorts like Skegness and Mablethorpe feature sandy beaches, amusements, and family attractions, while quieter spots like Anderby Creek and Sandilands offer peaceful escapes. Gibraltar Point and Donna Nook are highlights for nature lovers—Donna Nook is especially famous for its grey seal colony in winter. The Lincolnshire Coastal Country Park provides scenic trails and unspoiled landscapes. Cleethorpes adds a lively promenade and bird-rich saltmarshes.