White House Farm

The White House Farm sits on the edge of Market Rasen, a working farmstead that most visitors only know about because of its grim notoriety rather than for what it actually is now. In 1985, this ordinary-looking place became the scene of one of Britain's most talked-about criminal cases, and it's remained in the public consciousness ever since.

Today it's still a private residence and farm, so you won't be wandering through rooms or sitting down for tea. What you can do is drive past, take in the exterior, and stand for a moment with the knowledge of what happened here. It's the kind of pilgrimage that appeals more to true crime enthusiasts than casual tourists - the sort who've read every book and watched every documentary and want to see the actual location.

Honestly? There's not much to do here beyond the morbid appeal. You won't find guided tours or visitor facilities. It's really only worth a stop if you're seriously into that particular case, otherwise it's a bit of a stretch from nearby attractions.

If you're staying at Into the Wild Glamping or Lindsey Trail Touring Park, both within walking distance, you might include it as a brief detour while exploring the Lincolnshire Wolds. Market Rasen itself offers the real draw - proper market town charm with its own racing heritage. Save your time and energy for walking the Wolds themselves, which give far better value for a countryside break.