Frithville · Lincolnshire
A private woodland retreat, all to yourselves.
A dog-friendly hideaway tucked into its own woodland, with a wood-fired hot tub and a log burner for the evenings. Built for switching off.
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Somewhere to properly disappear.
Paws in the Pines sits down a quiet country lane outside Frithville, a few miles from Boston, screened by its own woodland and grounds. It's a place built for slowing down: long dog walks, a fire crackling in the log burner, and evenings in the wood-fired hot tub under a genuinely dark sky. Whether it's a romantic escape for two or a longer stay with the whole pack, it's designed to feel like your own private corner of Lincolnshire.
Wood-fired hot tub
On the rear decking, with underwater lights for an evening soak under the stars.
Log burner & underfloor heating
A proper fire to curl up in front of, plus underfloor heating throughout for easy comfort.
Genuinely dog friendly
Bring as many well-behaved dogs as you like. The rear garden is fully enclosed and secure for off-lead time.
Set within private woodland
Screened by trees on all sides, with genuine peace and quiet the moment you turn off the lane.
Sleeps up to four
A large double bedroom, plus a king-size sofa bed in the lounge for two more.
Ample off-road parking
Plenty of space to park down the private drive, away from the road.
Your host
Looked after by someone who's usually on fire.
I'm Rob, a professional stunt performer for film and television. When I'm not setting people alight (safely) or falling off buildings for a living, you'll usually find me out here looking after the property myself.
The woodland, the grounds, the maintenance, and every small detail that keeps this place running are all done by me. It's a genuine labour of love. I wanted to build somewhere peaceful where people could properly switch off, enjoy nature, and make good memories with their dogs.
Where you'll be
Frithville, Lincolnshire.
Down a quiet country lane a few miles outside Boston, with easy reach of the historic market town itself, Lincoln Cathedral, antiques shopping in Horncastle, and the Lincolnshire coast at Skegness. Close enough for a day out, far enough to feel properly away from it all.