Rutland may be England’s smallest county, but as its motto ‘Multum in Parvo’ declares, there’s a lot to see - and Rutland Caravan & Camping is an ideal base from which to explore its pretty villages. Situated on the edge of the pretty little village of Greetham, the site comprises two large separate areas, both with spacious hardstanding and grass pitches, and heated toilet blocks. There's also a large dog walk area and an indoor dog shower.

The amenities are well maintained and a small shop sells all the basics you will need during your stay. Greetham itself is only a five minute walk away and boasts a shop, post office and three pubs - all of which offer extensive menus.

The 3,000 acre Rutland Water has all the watersports you could possibly want - from cycling and walking to sailing, windsurfing and fly fishing. The picturesque stone villages surrounding the park are well worth visiting during your stay. There are more crumbling churches and characterful pubs per head of population than you’ll find in the Cotswolds, without the hustle and bustle of numerous coach parties. Also close by is Oakham, Rutland's county town, and over the border in Lincolnshire is Stamford, with its stone architecture impressive enough to rival that of Bath or Oxford. Burghley House and Belvoir Castle are also both within 30 minutes of the park.

On site you can enjoy:

• Fully serviced pitches with water, drainage and electric
• Adults only toilet block
• Laundry
• Dog showers
• Large hardstanding pitches
• Heated toilet/shower blocks
• Dishwashing faciltiies
• WiFi
• Children's play area and indoor swimming pool