- Welcome to Tuxford
The historical hidden gem of Bassetlaw
Explore the peaceful Nottinghamshire town that’s built on fascinating local history. With unique museums and landmarks, independent shops and eateries, and a tight-knit community, this charming town has plenty to enjoy.
Shop, Eat, Stay & play
Discover family adventures, cosy cafés, art and culture spots, and unique pieces of history. Tuxford has it all!
Things to do
Enjoy fun-filled adventures at Tuxford’s museums, landmarks, and family spaces.
What’s on
Get involved in Tuxford’s upcoming community events and celebrations.
Shop & eat
Discover top spots to grab a bite to eat & enjoy a browse around local independent shops.
Places to stay in Tuxford
Relax and unwind in Tuxford’s cosy overnight stay spots.
Wondering how to get here?
Get help planning your next trip – transport, parking & more!
A TOWN WAITING TO BE EXPLORED
Explore Tuxford’s hidden gems
Wander the charming streets filled with independent spots, discover and learn more in the museums, and soak up the welcoming atmosphere of Tuxford. With a tight-knit community and a historic charm, there’s always plenty to explore and enjoy.
Streets filled with centuries of history
The old lock-up and traditional windmill are unique landmarks offering a window into the town’s rich heritage.
Welcoming community experiences
With regular events for tourists and residents alike to get involved in, from warming lunches to lively concerts and performances.
Seasonal markets
Our bustling Christmas market with handmade goods and great food is a great way to celebrate the season in the cosy town.
Scenic landscapes
Nestled in the heart of the Nottinghamshire countryside and surrounded by eye-catching architecture, Tuxford is a truly picturesque town.
Cultural museums
With the Museum of the Horse and Walks of Life Museum within Tuxford itself, and the National Holocaust Museum only 10 minutes away, there is so much to do and learn.
Independently-run spaces
Tuxford is proudly home to independent shops and eateries throughout the town, making for cosy, comfortable spots to spend a few hours.
MAKE TUXFORD YOUR HOME
Join 2,000 locals enjoying Tuxford’s peaceful atmosphere, iconic local landmarks, cosy spots, and tight-knit community
Tuxford has everything you need to feel right at home in a small town and friendly community – a perfect blend of welcoming neighbourhoods, family activities, and great transport links. In ideal distance to nearby towns and cities, it really is the perfect spot for a balanced lifestyle.
Good to know
Practical information for your visit to Tuxford
Public transport in Tuxford
Bus
There’s plenty of local bus routes looping around Tuxford to take you from one side of the town to the other. Marshalls also operates a school bus service for students at Tuxford Academy.
There’s also reliable bus routes to take you directly to nearby towns and villages, including Ollerton, East Markham, Egmanton, and even further out to Newark-on-Trent and Retford.
Train
There’s plenty of nearby train stations to easily connect you to Tuxford. Hop off at Retford, Worksop, or Newark Castle, where you’ll find plenty of regular bus routes to get you to the town in under an hour and a half. Learn more about these bus connections.
Taxi
There are a few local taxi firms around the town to pick you up and drop you off at nearby destinations. Use your chosen search engine to find a Tuxford taxi firm.
Where to park in Tuxford
A free public car park is available on Newark Road, with plenty more bay parking spaces available along the same road. This is within easy walking distance of the main Market Place.
Arriving by car
The A1 runs directly through Tuxford, making it very easy to access the town from this main road. From the south, leave at the junction signposted for Ollerton (A6075) to take you straight onto Newark Road. From the north, take the exit junction signposted for Tuxford, which will lead you onto Ashvale Road.
Tuxford is easily accessible via the A6075, which runs directly into the town from the west A614/Ollerton Road. Additionally, from the northeast, the A57 connects to the A1 at Markham Moor, and the A6075 can also be followed directly into Tuxford from the A57.
Accessibility around Tuxford
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