Outdoor activities

Family Fitness Trails

Family fitness trails are located at Witham Way Country Park, next to the River Witham, Jenny's Wood, off West End Road, Burgess Pit and St. Johns Park.  A variety of equipment is available for use including stride jumps, bench sit ups, chin ups and log stacks.  A great addition to a family trip out and absolutely FREE. Witham Way Country Park and Jenny's Wood are also cyclist-friendly, incorporating surfaced paths to explore the countryside.

Skatepark

Situated in Central Park the 32m x 26m concrete Skatepark gives the opportunity for our community to skateboard, rollerblade or scoot. With over 24 areas such as Quarterpipe, Flatbank, Curb, Jumpbox, Pyramid, Rollover, Spine and much more.

Multi-Use Games Areas

Can be found in Central Park, Wellington Road and Garfits Lane which provide 5 a-side football, basketball and cricket stump areas.

Outdoor Gym Facilities

There are currently outdoor gym facilities at Central Park, Woodville Road, Wellington Road, St. John's Park, Burgess Pit and Broadfield Lane. There are a selection of outdoor gym equipment at each of the sites, some of which include:- Air Walker, Cycle, Rower, Pull-up Bars, Sit Up Bench, Air Skier and Leg Press.

Outdoor Table Tennis Tables

Situated in Central Park and Garfits Lane.

Boston Woods

Established 10 years ago, Boston Woods Trust now has 100 acres of woodland, parkland and meadow open for public access with good quality all-weather paths for walking and cycling.

Havenside Country Park and Local Nature Reserve

Havenside Country Park and Local Nature Reserve is a great place to experience Lincolnshire's wildlife. Located within the park is the Pilgrim Fathers' Memorial, marking the place formerly known as Scotia Creek. Access to the site, which includes a car park and picnic area, is via the sea bank path from the main entrance near METSA, off Fishtoft Road. Alternatively it can be accessed by car via Fishtoft village: follow the brown tourist signs to the Pilgrim Fathers' Memorial.

Witham Way Country Park

Witham Way Country Park is a haven for local wildlife with a mosaic of woodland, grassland and scrub. A wildflower meadow attracts bees and other pollen gatherers, and habitats created on site including a bug park are attracting butterflies and other invertebrates. Bird boxes are providing the perfect nesting sites for owls taking advantage of the natural food on offer along the river bank.  Trim trails, chin-up bars, balance beams, monkey bars and more are also available.

The Wash

The Wash, shared between Lincolnshire and Norfolk, is one of the UK's most important estuaries providing a winter feeding ground for over 300,000 visiting water birds. Measuring approximately 20 km wide and 30 km long, The Wash opens into the North Sea with the rivers Steeping, Witham, Welland, Nene and Great Ouse flowing into it.