Bagworth Heath Woods is made up of woodland, grassland, heathland, lakes and ponds. There is a network of grass and surfaced paths throughout offering relaxing walks through varied habitats and extensive views.

This 20.8 hectare site consists of formerly improved pasture, surrounding a small hilltop plantation, dating from the late 1800s/early 1900s and a small quarry.

Bosworth Battlefield tells the story which changed the course of history in 1485, when two Kings, Richard III and Henry VII fought over the Crown of England, and Henry established the powerful Tudor dynasty.

The Harry and Sally day boat is based at Bosworth Marina, situated on the tranquil rural and lockless Ashby Canal, which passes through an attractive farming landscape, close to visitor attractions and pretty villages. Full or mini day hire & short taster trips available.

Burbage Common and Woods is a mix of semi-natural woodland and unspoilt grassland and is 80 hectares (200 acres) in size. Onsite parking, cafe, toilets and visitor centre.

Groby Pool is  on the southern edge of Charnwood Forest and is reputedly the largest natural expanse of open water in Leicestershire, covering 38 acres (15 ha). Groby Pool and the surrounding area are of great ecological importance and contains a wide range of plants and animals.

A network of surfaced paths throughout the park provides access for all. The woodlands are ideal for bird watching and the arboretum at the park contains a collection of exotic tree species.

Shenton Station can be used as a starting point for exploring the Battlefield and wider Battlefield Walk, as well as accessing the Ashby Canal and Market Bosworth village.

Thornton Reservoir is a peaceful and picturesque location that offers a wide network of trails and footpaths around the reservoir
and through the woodland areas.