Rutland may be England’s smallest county, but it packs in a huge amount of character, natural beauty, and rural charm. With its rolling countryside, peaceful villages, and the stunning Rutland Water at its heart, it’s the perfect destination for a quiet and relaxing caravan holiday. This is the kind of place where you can slow down, reconnect with nature, and enjoy the simple pleasures of walking, wildlife, and warm hospitality.
Caravan parks in Rutland offer a peaceful base with countryside views and easy access to outdoor activities, quaint market towns like Oakham and Uppingham, and excellent local food — including the county’s famous pies and cheeses. Rutland Water is a major highlight, with cycling paths, birdwatching hides, sailing, and even a beach area in summer. The area has a timeless, unspoilt feel that makes it perfect for couples and families who want to unwind and explore at their own pace.
Small in size but big on beauty, Rutland is a hidden gem that’s full of heart.
A vast reservoir and nature reserve offering walking, cycling, watersports, and one of Europe’s top birdwatching spots.
A small but fascinating museum in Oakham showcasing the county’s rural history, archaeology, and quirky curiosities.
A beautifully preserved Norman hall featuring unique 12th-century architecture and an unusual collection of ceremonial horseshoes.
Home of BBC Gardeners’ World presenter Geoff Hamilton, this collection of 38 small gardens is a treat for green-fingered visitors.
A picture-perfect market town with independent shops, art galleries, cafés, and a strong sense of traditional English charm.