Compare 58 lodges near Bath, closest first – filter by hot tubs, pets, pools and more, then check dates and prices.
Rookery Manor is set in a breath-taking, tree studded haven of natural beauty, boasting magnificent views over the surrounding countryside and offering pure peace and tranquillity.
Rookery Manor is set in a breathtaking, tree studded haven of natural beauty boasting magnificent views over the surrounding countryside offering pure peace and tranquillity.
Hot tub on decked platform 55-inch cinema room Spectacular countryside views Full-length terrace Historic Somerton location
Private hot tub on decking Five acres countryside setting Freestanding bath in bedroom On-site trout fishing lake Single level accessible lodge
Hot tub under open barn EV charging point 10 minutes to Weston beach Fire pit for evenings Oak roof trusses
Private hot tub on decking Freestanding bath in bedroom On-site trout fishing lake Five acres countryside setting Free fishing equipment provided
Boasting a truly impressive range of facilities, it’s easy to see why this park remains a firm family favourite and with an outstanding programme of entertainment, everyone from toddlers through to over 50s can be sure of a great time! Enjoy Brean Theme park, the largest fun park in the South West, splash about in the indoor pool complex featuring splash pool and outdoor pools and explore the glorious sandy beach just a stones throw away.
Whitemead Forest Park is peacefully tucked away amidst the rolling hills and tranquil woodland of the majestic Forest of Dean.
Private hot tub on decking Free trout fishing lake Roll top bath in bedroom Five acres countryside setting Open plan living space
Set on the beautiful Somerset coast, just yards from the fabulous dunes and sandy beaches of Berrow and Brean, Sandy Glade unites a wonderful location with a host of family friendly facilities.
Set on the beautiful Somerset coast, just yards from the fabulous dunes and sandy beaches of Berrow and Brean.
Forest Hills Lodges is an outstanding new addition to our Evermore Lodge Holidays Collection for 2023.
Windmill Retreat & Spa is a unique triumph of cutting-edge design and contemporary luxury, along with its state of the art Elements Boutique Spa, enjoys a truly enviable setting in the heart of the spectacular Somerset countryside.
Picture the honey-coloured stone of the Royal Crescent glowing at sunset, steam curling off the Roman Baths, then a short drive back to a quiet deck and a bubbling hot tub under the stars. That’s the joy of booking one of our lodges near Bath. Georgian streets by day, Somerset countryside by night, and no fighting for a hotel parking space.
Nobody runs a lodge park in the centre of this packed World Heritage city, so the closest, Bath Mill Lodge Retreat, is about 3.9 miles out and the rest are located across the Mendip Hills and the lanes around Wells.
Start with location. Staying a few miles out suits a holiday built round sightseeing. The farms near Wells and Cheddar give you more space, darker skies and quieter nights. Compare all five in the table, then see each one below.
| Lodge park | Drive (mins) | Sleeps | Hot tubs | Pets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bath Mill Lodge Retreat | 14 | 8 | No | Yes |
| Luckington Burrows | 30 | 5 | Yes | Yes |
| The Nave at Cathedral View | 40 | 2 | Yes | Yes |
| Burcott Country Retreats | 44 | 4 | No | Yes |
| Cheddar Woods Resort and Spa | 50 | 8 | Yes | Yes |
Driving Distance: About 14 minutes (3.9 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 8 | Pets? Yes
Part of the Bouja Collection, this five-star park lines a wooded mill stream about three miles from the Georgian streets. Nothing else here comes close for location.
Driving Distance: About 30 minutes (13.3 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 5 | Pets? Yes | Hot tubs? Yes
Kids think they’ve walked into a storybook, and that’s before they spot the hot tub!
Driving Distance: About 40 minutes (22.1 miles) | Sleeps: 2 people | Pets? Yes | Hot tubs? Yes
A luxury glamping pod on private farmland, with a wood-fired hot tub and a direct view across the fields to Wells Cathedral. It’s a perfect place for couples, and couples bringing their dogs. You’re about five minutes’ walk from the cobbled heart of Wells.
Driving Distance: About 44 minutes (23.7 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 4 | Pets? Yes
Just two lodge homes, each in its own corner of a family-run organic working farm, looking out to Glastonbury Tor. Stroll into Wookey for the café and three well-liked pubs, then come back for a long evening outside on your own decking.
Driving Distance: About 50 minutes (27.6 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 8 | Pets? Yes | Hot tubs? Premier range
The most activity-packed of the five, on the Mendip slopes with wide views over Somerset, and a great pick when it rains.
Three of the five have hot tubs, and you can browse every lodge with a hot tub for more choice in the surrounding area.
Travelling with dogs? All five are pet friendly. The Skyline and the canal make good dog walks, and our dog friendly search covers the whole South West.
The mill park and Cheddar Woods both sleep up to 8, the biggest number on this page, which makes them the pick for a group. Sharing one lodge between two families often costs less per head than two hotel rooms in town. Prices change with your dates, so check availability and live prices on each property page, then play with the numbers below.
Everything Bath offers is packed into a compact, hilly centre, so park once and do the rest on foot.
Steam rises off the green water of the Great Bath while the Abbey’s Gothic tower looms just over the wall. Standing where Romans bathed nearly two thousand years ago gives you goosebumps.
Floating in naturally warm water on a rooftop, with cold air on your face and the Abbey lit up a few streets away, is one of the great evenings in England.
Walk to the top of Gay Street and the Circus. Carry on along Brock Street until the Royal Crescent opens out in front of you, thirty houses curving above Royal Victoria Park. Jane Austen lived here from 1801 to 1806, and the streets found their way into Northanger Abbey and Persuasion. Each September her festival fills the town with bonnets.
Want the view without the crowds? The National Trust’s Bath Skyline is the finest free walk in the area, looping through wildflower meadows, woodland and farmland, past the folly of Sham Castle, with the whole valley spread out below.
Flat, firm and beautiful, the Kennet and Avon towpath winds through wooded hillsides above the Avon valley. Countryfile puts the walk from Bradford on Avon at 9.7 miles, crossing John Rennie’s Avoncliff and Dundas aqueducts.
Our Bradford on Avon guide covers where to stay at that end.
Whatever your lodge’s location, don’t drive in. The streets are narrow, the car parks fill fast, and Visit Bath says Park and Ride services run up to every 15 minutes until 11.30pm, Monday to Saturday. Before you travel, note the bus number and postcode for each site:
Spring and September are the sweet spots, with room on the pavements. December is lovely too, if you don’t mind sharing.
No. Bath Mill Lodge Retreat is the nearest, about 14 minutes’ drive (3.9 miles) away.
Luckington Burrows, The Nave at Cathedral View and the Premier range at Cheddar Woods Resort and Spa.
Yes, all five are pet friendly. Keep dogs on a lead near livestock on the Skyline.
No. It’s a Class C zone, so private cars and motorbikes aren’t charged.
Bath Mill Lodge Retreat, the closest, has a riverside restaurant and a bar, so nobody has to drive on your last night.
Cheddar Woods lists swimming among its on-site activities.
The minimum age is 16, or 18 for treatments.
Visit Bath lists it from 26 November to 13 December 2026. Check the dates before you book.
Roman stones by day, your own quiet corner of Somerset after dark: enjoy your stay, and have a look round the rest of Somerset and South West England while you plan.
