England, Shires Resorts

Shires in England bearing the '-shire' suffix include: Bedfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Cheshire, Derbyshire, Gloucestershire, Hampshire, Herefordshire, Hertfordshire, Huntingdonshire, Lancashire, Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire, Wiltshire, Worcestershire, and Yorkshire. These counties, on their historical boundaries, cover a little more than half the area of England. The counties that do not use ""-shire"" are mainly in three areas, in the south-east, south-west and far north of England.

Enjoy a great day out in Bedfordshire exploring one of Britain's most magnificent 'secret' gardens at Wrest Park. Go cycling along Lancashire's canals; walking to the top of Pendle Hill or explore the fantastic history and heritage in the museums and churches and sacred sites, you’ll never run out of things to do in Lancashire! It’s got to be Wiltshire with the safari park at Longleat, the World Heritage sites of Stonehenge and Avebury and the cathedral spire in Salisbury!

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Barnham Broom Golf Club

Norwich, United Kingdom (Great Britain)

Barnham Broom is set in 250 acres of glorious Norfolk countryside, just 7 miles from Norwich. The attractive holiday lodges have been built in a secluded position close to the 18th fairway and each has a panoramic view across the greens and lakes of the 2 golf courses. Reduced green fees for RCI Exchangees. Close by are the club facilities which include squash courts and all-weather tennis courts. The Norfolk coast and inland waterways of the Broads are within easy reach.

Barnsdale Country Club

Oakham, United Kingdom (Great Britain)

Rutland, England's smallest county is an area of broad, rolling countryside and picturesque villages. It is here that Barnsdale Country Club is situated overlooking Rutland Water. Accommodation includes suites within the old hunting lodge and original stables as well as timber framed lodges dotted around the beautiful landscaped grounds. On-site is a spa offering extensive treatments, also a well equipped indoor leisure centre, outdoor tennis courts, bowls, pitch and putt course, boules and mini golf. Use of a car is highly recommended.

Blakeney Timeshare

Blakeney, United Kingdom (Great Britain)

These attractive cottages and bungalows built in traditional Norfolk style reflect the character of the quaint fishing port of Blakeney. Just a minute's walk from Blakeney Hotel and the quay, these holiday homes are ideal for a peaceful holiday in an area of great natural charm. Spend your day boating, fishing, exploring Norfolk and its many attractions, or bird watching in this rewarding coastal region.

Alvecote Marina Village

Tamworth, United Kingdom (Great Britain)

The narrowboats at Alvecote Marina are located on the Coventry Canal four miles from the town of Tamworth. This peaceful rural setting on the Warwickshire & Staffordshire borders provides a variety of cruising routes around the heart of the Canal network. Tamworth has attractions for all ages including Tamworth Castle and the Snowdome, Europe's only year-round ski slope with real snow. This is an active holiday, where guests have sole charge of the boat. For cruising purposes guests must be fit and able-bodied, and comply with the minimum occupancy policy. For more information, visit the resort website

Blackwater Meadow Marina

Ellesmere, United Kingdom (Great Britain)

Canaltime at Blackwater Meadow Marina is situated on the Llangollen Canal, one of of Britain's most popular canals. There is 20 miles of lock free cruising through beautiful scenery, and the Pontcysyllt Aqueduct, which is considered to be one of the Seven Wonders of the Waterways. The marina is situated within walking distance of Ellesmere, a picturesque market town. Some of the attractions of this idyllic town include a weekly market held at the Market Hall, several traditional pubs and restaurants and a good choice of shops and local amenities. www.canaltime.com or www.ellesmere.co.uk

Canaltime Sawley Marina

Sawley, United Kingdom (Great Britain)

Canaltime at Sawley Marina offers guests the opportunity to take charge of their own canalboat and experience the beauty of some of Britain's most established inland waterways. Cruising west to the Trent and Mersey allows guests to continue their journey along the Trent and Mersey canal heading for the stunnning Derbyshire countryside. Situated close to Nottingham, Sawley is the ideal base to explore the delights of the city's many fine restaurants, the old lace market, and the fascinating heritage of Robin Hood.

Canaltime at Union Wharf

Market Harborough, United Kingdom (Great Britain)

Canaltime at Union Wharf is based on the Market Harborough arm of the Grand Union Canal. Accommodation is on a narrowboat which travels two to four miles per hour. Cruising from Union Wharf for six miles takes you onto the Grand Union Canal where you can travel north towards Leicester or south through Foxton Locks. Foxton has two staircases of locks, each with five locks to navigate. Market Harborough is an attractive market town whose center is within walking distance of Union Wharf. For cruising purposes guests must be fit and able-bodied and comply with the minimum occupancy policy.For more ...

Classic Houseboats

Burton-on-Trent, United Kingdom (Great Britain)

The houseboats are moored at the Barton Turns Marina in Staffordshire. The marina is on the Trent and Mersey canal in the area designated as the National Forest. Nearby attractions include the Belfry Golf course, Drayton Manor Park and Zoo, Alton Towers and the Bass Brewery.

Canaltime Sawley Marina

Sawley, United Kingdom (Great Britain)

Canaltime at Sawley Marina offers guests the opportunity to take charge of their own canalboat and experience the beauty of some of Britain's most established inland waterways. Cruising East to the Trent junction allows guests to choose their journey North along the Trent and Mersey canal heading for the stunning Derbyshire countryside, or South along the Grand Union canal towards Leicestershire. Situated close to Nottingham, Sawley is the ideal base to explore the delights of the City's many fine restaurants, the old lace market and the fascinating heritage of Robin Hood.

Cromer Country Club

Cromer, United Kingdom (Great Britain)

On a cliff top location, Cromer Country Club offers spectacular views of Norfolk's glorious sandy beaches and attractive countryside. The resort is just 15 miles from the famous waterways of the Norfolk Broads and less than an hour's drive from the Royal Estate at Sandringham. The area has many attractions including impressive country houses with extensive parks and gardens.

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