The Lincolnshire Wolds Outdoor Festival returns from May 17 until June 1 this year, with over 100 exciting events and activities taking place to help you discover the Lincolnshire Wolds AONB.
Whether you’re a local or coming along from further afield, the festival is the perfect excuse to get outdoors, explore the stunning scenery around the Wolds and is a fantastic opportunity to learn interesting skills, make
Caistor History Walk (1 mile)
- Starts in Caistor – location to be confirmed upon booking
- Friday, May 23, 10.30am
- £2pp
Take a gentle stroll through Caistor’s historic centre to explore the town’s Roman roots, medieval importance, and Georgian character, perfect for visitors and locals alike who want to learn more about this hidden gem.
From the Romans to the Cold War – A Walk Through Time (4 miles)
- Starts in Caistor – location to be confirmed upon booking
- Sunday, May 25, 10.00am
- £2pp, children welcome
Uncover 2,000 years of Caistor’s history on this fascinating guided walk. From its time as a Roman fortress to its Cold War communications role, this event offers a compelling journey through military, civic, and architectural history – all revealed on foot.
new friends and discover some local history in beautiful countryside locations like Caistor, which is hosting several standout events during the fortnight.
Clocks, Chairs and Caistor Trades – A Guided Walk (2 miles)
- Starts in Caistor – location to be confirmed upon booking
- Tuesday, May 27, 10.00am
- £2pp, children and dogs welcome
Explore the rich industrial past of Caistor with Caistor Civic Society. Georgian Caistor was a significant centre, larger than Grimsby, you need only look to the evidence in the four marketplaces, the former shops and the range of trades, particularly clock-making and the renowned chair-making industry, to get the idea. This guided walk reveals the story of Caistor’s traditional trades.
Why visit during the Festival?
Caistor is the ideal base for discovering the Lincolnshire Wolds – offering history, community spirit, and countryside charm. The festival provides a chance to experience it all through expertly led walks and interactive events, many of which are free or low-cost.
Top tip: Plan ahead
All of the Caistor events require booking, so secure your spot early via the festival website to avoid missing out.