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Fairfield Park is situated in a superb rural location with wonderful views of the surrounding country side, yet just a pleasant walk away is the picturesque village of Old Ollerton which offers a beautifully kept park, a working water mill with a tea room dating from the early seventeenth century, a wide array of quality local shop’s including an award winning country butchers, a doctors surgery, post office, pharmacist, several banks, a quaint village church and numerous friendly country pubs.

Five minutes walk in the opposite direction is a newly built Tesco supermarket.

Close at hand less than a mile away we have Rufford Country Park situated on the edge of historic Sherwood Forest legendry home of Sir Robin of Loxley better know as Robin Hood and The Major Oak his once home, this 150 acre park is one of Nottinghamshire’s most popular visitor attractions. At the heart of the park are the picturesque remains of a 12th century Cistercian monastery known as Rufford Abbey and a magnificent country house steeped in history and legend, around them lie magnificent gardens, rolling meadows and dense woodland which offer diverse wildlife and the opportunity to enjoy beautiful walks and days out in the countryside. Rufford Park also has an outstanding 18 hole golf course which is a challenge to beginners and experienced players alike. Close to Rufford are Clumber and Thorsby Parks both of which offer more opportunity’s to enjoy spectacular countryside with walks and cycle rides.There are beautiful unspoilt villages in every direction where life rolls on at a much gentler pace, where theres still time for people. Surrounded by breath taking countryside, its so easy to get off the beaten track and explore. Keen fishermen will also find several places to enjoy just a short walk away, the river Trent is also less than five miles away.

Fairfield Park is situated on main bus routes giving you easy access to several charming places just a short trip away. Edwinstow is a pleasant village just two miles from the park, Robin Hood and Maid Marion are said to have been married there in St. Mary’s church. Retford a pretty market town combining tradition with modern high street stores. Newark on Trent is a delightful market town steeped in History, Newark Castle was built in the 12th century and is said to have the finest gatehouse in England, an international antiques fair meets there several times a year and is one of the largest in Europe. Doncaster is renowned for its fish market, both for quality and diversity and not to forget the famous racecourse. The newly built Robin Hood international airport is also conveniently close to the park, flights leave to destinations across Europe daily.

A1 5 Miles

Retford 9 Miles

Newark 10 Miles

M1 Motorway 16 Miles

Nottingham 19 Miles

Lincoln 23 Miles

Doncaster, and the Fish Market 25 miles

Robin Hood Airport Doncaster 28 Miles

Meadow Hall shopping centre Sheffield 28 Miles

And a bit further away

Leeds 58 Miles

Manchester 70 Miles

London 90 minutes via train direct line from Newark