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Leisure in Repton

Repton (Bretby, Foremark, Ingleby, Newton Solney, Repton, Milton, Stanton-by-Bridge)
Anchor church caves



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Nearest Leisure Centres

Historic Interest / Listed Buildings

  • Bretby Castle
  • Foremark Hall (not open to the public, now a school)
  • Anchor Church Caves (picture, right)
  • Carvers' Rocks (Nature Reserve - SSSI)
  • Viking burial mound at Ingleby
  • Repton's Medieval Cross
  • Repton Priory (1172)
  • Repton Hall

Please also see:

Events

Museums / Galleries

Arts Derbyshire provides a searchable 'what's on' guide for art across Derbyshire.

Also see our Museums and Galleries page

Visitor Centres

  • Foremark Reservoir
  • John Thompson Brewery (Tours by appointment)
  • Ingleby Gallery

Cycling / Walking

  • Repton Trail is published by Repton Village History Group and available to callers at Repton Church.
  • Five Country Walks in South Derbyshire is published by us. These circular walks are based on Melbourne, Repton, Ticknall, Milton and Anchor Church and can be combined with visits to local attractions and/or eateries. Buy or download the walk leaflets.

Community Centre / Clubs

Burton-on-Trent Golf Course

Parks, Recreation Grounds, Multi Use Games Areas etc.

  • Blacksmith Lane Recreation Ground
    Newton Close
    Newton Solney
    DE15 0SL

  • Broomhills Lane Playing Field
    Broomhills Lane
    Repton
    DE65 6FS

  • Repton Recreation Ground
    Mitre Close
    Repton

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