10 things to do in Lincolnshire this January

1. Spot Wildlife at Frampton Marsh

Visit RSPB Frampton Marsh, near Boston, for winter birdwatching and wide marshland views. The reserve is great for seeing migrating waders and wildfowl, and there’s a visitor centre with facilities on site.

2. Explore Gibraltar Point Nature Reserve

Stretching along the Lincolnshire coast near Skegness, Gibraltar Point offers miles of scenic walks, beachside views and birdwatching opportunities — perfect for fresh January air.

3. Visit Natureland Seal Sanctuary

Just off Skegness beach, Natureland Seal Sanctuary is a must-see for animal lovers. From rescued seal pups to exotic birds and an aquarium, it’s fun all year round.

4. Enjoy a Day at Wild Pines Park

Near Market Rasen, Wild Pines Park offers one of the UK’s largest high-ropes courses for all ages, plus woodland trails to explore if you’re after an active day out.

5. Take a Wellbeing Walk in Sleaford

January events around Sleaford include regular Wellbeing Walks ideal for getting outdoors and making new connections, suitable for all ages and abilities.

6. Race Day at Market Rasen

Get your heart racing at Market Rasen Racecourse, which hosts jump racing with a lively atmosphere. This January’s fixtures are a great excuse for a day out with friends.

7. Discover Mareham Pastures

Explore Mareham Pastures, an 11-hectare nature reserve in Sleaford featuring wildflower meadows and open grassland — ideal for a scenic family walk.

8. Visit Lollycocks Field

Also in Sleaford, Lollycocks Field is a smaller nature reserve with ponds and wildflowers, perfect for a quiet walk or wildlife spotting close to town.

9. Enjoy Hubbards Hills, Louth

Just outside Louth, Hubbards Hills offers parkland, picnic spots and walking trails through picturesque chalk valleys — great for fresh air and peaceful views.

10. Check Out Local Events

From wildlife talks and guided walks with the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust to community talks and activities, there’s always something happening this month — especially if you’re interested in the outdoors and nature.

Top tip: Dress warm and check opening times as some attractions and walks are weather dependent in January. And if you’ve got a local event or hidden gem to share, we’d love to feature your suggestions!