Visitors
Westfield Lane, Rothley — a parkland championship course in the heart of Leicestershire, with the village on the doorstep.
How to find us
Rothley Park sits in the village of Rothley in North Leicestershire, alongside the Great Central Railway. It is an easy base for a round of golf and for exploring some of the area’s best local attractions.
The club
Westfield Lane, Rothley, Leicester LE7 7LH
0116 230 2809 Around the course → Rothley Station sits alongside the course as part of the old London Extension. The line opened in 1899, and the station is restored to its Edwardian character — a single island platform, waiting rooms and a modest goods yard on the east side.
Kingfishers’ Pool Vineyard lies on a gentle south-facing slope on the bank of Rothley Brook. Around 1,100 vines of differing varieties grow here; still wine is made on site, and sparkling at Halfpenny Green near Wolverhampton.
A third-generation family delicatessen, cheesemonger and patisserie on the edge of the village, next to the Great Central Railway.
Bradgate Park and Swithland Wood Country Park is run by the Bradgate Park Trust. The 850-acre public park in Charnwood Forest sits between Newtown Linford, Anstey, Cropston, Woodhouse Eaves and Swithland — and is home to a famous herd of fallow deer.
A family-run free house in the heart of Rothley — known locally as The Woodies. A proper village pub for a pint, a home-cooked lunch, or an evening with friends.
A family-run gastro pub since 2005, built on a passion for great food, exceptional service and a warm welcome — a community hub as much as a place to eat and drink.
Growing and sourcing plants from around the world for more than 50 years. The largest selection of hardy plants in the Midlands, including many rare and unusual trees and shrubs.
Westfield Lane, Rothley, Leicester LE7 7LH
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