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Picture it. You’ve spent the afternoon on the moors above Haworth, boots muddy from the hill path, and now you’re sinking into a hot tub on your own deck while the hills turn gold. That’s the appeal of a lodge getaway in Brontë Country.<\/p>\n

Haworth accommodation in the old village means hotels, inns and cottages, with no lodge parks. The closest lodges Haworth visitors can book are located in the countryside around it, 26 to 48 minutes away by car, so you get the quiet and the views, then pop in for the Brontë Parsonage Museum and a pint at the Black Bull.<\/p>\n

Where are the best lodges Haworth has close by?<\/h2>\n

These five parks are all listed with live dates on our site. Times are by road from Haworth.<\/p>\n

Faweather Grange Lodges, West Yorkshire<\/a><\/h3>\n

Driving Distance: About 27 minutes (10.9 miles) | Guests: Up to 8 | Pets: Yes<\/strong>
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What to expect:<\/strong> Real log cabins, each one built to its own design and set at different levels on a hillside, so every deck looks across a private woodland valley to Ilkley Moor. Inside there’s a log fire, a music system and Hungarian goose down bedding. Outside, an American hot tub.<\/p>\n

Who will love it?<\/strong> Couples wanting a romantic hideaway, families and friends sharing the bigger cabins, and anyone bringing a dog. Guest reviews give it 4.7 out of 5, and there are over 40 restaurants within 15 minutes.<\/p>\n

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Daisy Bank Camp, West Yorkshire<\/a><\/h3>\n

Driving Distance: About 26 minutes (12.4 miles) | Guests: Up to 4 | Pets: Yes<\/strong>
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What to expect:<\/strong> A small, adults only camp on a family’s permaculture smallholding, with no TVs and no Wi-Fi. The location is remote, and that’s the point.<\/p>\n

Who will love it?<\/strong> Walkers, cycling fans and couples who want birdsong and a dog at their feet. At 4.9, it has the best reviews of any park on this page, and Hebden Bridge and Heptonstall are about ten minutes away.<\/p>\n

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Ribblesdale Lodges, Lancashire<\/a><\/h3>\n

Driving Distance: About 36 minutes (19.3 miles) | Guests: Up to 12 | Pets: Yes<\/strong>
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What to expect:<\/strong> Stylish lodges and cottages in the historic Gisburn Park Estate, where peacocks and Sika deer wander the grounds. Decks come with hot tubs, and there’s an outdoor pool and woodland to walk in.<\/p>\n

Who will love it?<\/strong> Big families and groups, as the largest sleep 12. If you’re splitting the cost between two or three households, start here.<\/p>\n

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Todber Holiday Park, Lancashire<\/a><\/h3>\n

Driving Distance: About 32 minutes (17.3 miles) | Guests: Up to 8 | Pets: Yes<\/strong>
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A family park located in the Lancashire countryside, rated 4.4, with an adventure playground the children will race to and a beer garden next to it for the grown ups. Dogs are welcome.<\/p>\n

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Springwood Lodges, Nidderdale<\/a><\/h3>\n

Driving Distance: About 48 minutes (28.5 miles) | Guests: 2 | Pets: No<\/strong>
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What to expect:<\/strong> Scandinavian cabins for couples only, in a 29 acre oak wood with scenic valley views across Nidderdale, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in North Yorkshire. Each has its own tub.<\/p>\n

Who will love it?<\/strong> Couples after a romantic luxury hideaway for an anniversary or birthday, with stunning woodland on every side. It’s a lovely base for Harrogate<\/a> too.<\/p>\n

Lodges near Haworth compared<\/h2>\n
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Lodge park<\/th>\nDrive (mins)<\/th>\nSleeps<\/th>\nHot tubs<\/th>\nPets<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n
Daisy Bank Camp<\/a><\/td>\n26<\/td>\n4<\/td>\nNo<\/td>\nYes<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Faweather Grange<\/a><\/td>\n27<\/td>\n8<\/td>\nYes<\/td>\nYes<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Todber Holiday Park<\/a><\/td>\n32<\/td>\n8<\/td>\nNo<\/td>\nYes<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Ribblesdale<\/a><\/td>\n36<\/td>\n12<\/td>\nYes<\/td>\nYes<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Springwood<\/a><\/td>\n48<\/td>\n2<\/td>\nYes<\/td>\nNo<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n<\/div>\n

Dog friendly accommodation in Brontë Country<\/h2>\n

Four of the five parks take dogs, and you can see every one on our pet friendly lodges<\/a> search. Well behaved dogs ride free on the regular trains, the Fleece Inn and the Black Bull are known for welcoming them, and there are sheep on the open moorland, so keep a lead handy.<\/p>\n

Cottage, hotel or lodge? Haworth accommodation compared<\/h2>\n

Search for Haworth accommodation and you’ll mostly find hotels in Haworth, guest houses and Haworth holiday cottages. They’re popular for good reason, and the location is hard to beat. The Old White Lion Hotel is close to the Parsonage, Haworth Old Hall is a Tudor manor house turned inn, and the Old Registry and Weavers of Haworth are well reviewed guest houses. Leeming Wells, out towards Oxenhope, has an indoor pool. A quaint stone cottage or a bed and breakfast puts you in the heart of the action for a night or two, and more cosy cottages sit in the villages nearby.<\/p>\n

So why pick a lodge over hotels in Haworth?<\/p>\n

Space, mostly. Self catering lodges give you a deck, a log burner, an extra bedroom or two for the kids and somewhere to dry the dog, plus a tub you don’t share. A hotel room or a holiday cottage rarely comes with that kind of outdoor space, so if a private tub is on your list, the parks above are the answer. They’re also a more popular choice than a hotel for groups, as one log cabin with three or four bedrooms costs less to share than a row of rooms. Each lodge page shows its bedroom layout, guest reviews and dates. Our guide to hot tub holidays<\/a> explains what to expect.<\/p>\n

What to do on a family or couple’s hot tub break in Haworth<\/h2>\n

Haworth is a picturesque stone village in West Yorkshire, climbing a steep cobbled street to the church and the parsonage where Charlotte, Emily and Anne wrote their novels. Wuthering Heights and Jane Eyre were both written here, which makes it a literary pilgrimage as much as a walking break. Most sights are within ten minutes on foot.<\/p>\n

Brontë Parsonage Museum<\/h3>\n

Walk through the historic rooms where the family lived and see their furniture and manuscripts, then step out into the churchyard of Haworth Parish Church next door. It’s a moving experience, even if you’ve not read the books since school.<\/p>\n

Opening:<\/strong> Wednesday to Monday, 10am to 5pm, last entry 4pm, and closed Mondays too from November. The museum lists adult tickets at £15 for April 2026 to March 2027, with children 11 and under free. Check the Brontë Parsonage Museum website<\/a> before your visit.<\/p>\n

The walk to the Brontë Waterfall<\/h3>\n

Take Cemetery Road out of the village, cross Penistone Hill Country Park and follow the path down to Brontë Bridge and the little falls the sisters loved. It’s about 45 minutes each way, gentle for most of it, but rocky near the water and boggy after rain. Keen walkers carry on for another half hour to the ruined farmhouse thought to have inspired Wuthering Heights, where the Pennine Way passes by.<\/p>\n

Parking:<\/strong> free car parks on Penistone Hill.<\/p>\n

Keighley and Worth Valley Railway<\/h3>\n

Steam engines puff along five miles of line from Keighley to Oxenhope, stopping at Ingrow, Damems, Oakworth and Haworth. Oakworth was made famous by The Railway Children! It’s a lovely experience for kids. Services run daily in high summer and at weekends in winter, so check the KWVR timetable<\/a> for your dates.<\/p>\n

Main Street pubs, tea rooms and shops<\/h3>\n

Take the cobbles slowly. Independent shops, tea rooms and traditional pubs line the way, from the Fleece Inn halfway up to the Black Bull by the church, where Branwell Brontë used to drink.<\/p>\n

Cliffe Castle Museum<\/h3>\n

Down the valley in Keighley, this Victorian mansion has Morris and Co. stained glass, a café and a Green Flag award winning park and garden. Entry is free and it’s closed on Mondays, so it’s a good rainy day plan. See Bradford Museums<\/a> for times.<\/p>\n

Events and day trips<\/h3>\n

The Haworth 1940s Weekend fills the streets with wartime music and costume each May, and the Brontë Women’s Writing Festival comes in late September. In December, hundreds of trees line the cobbles and the Torchlight Parade lights up the hill. The market town of Skipton is close by for a day out.<\/p>\n

Good to know before your Haworth lodge break<\/h2>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
What<\/th>\nDetails<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n
Nearest mainline station<\/td>\nKeighley, on the line from Leeds and Bradford<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Nearest airport<\/td>\nLeeds Bradford Airport<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Parsonage opening<\/td>\nWednesday to Monday, 10am to 5pm (closed Mondays from November)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Free walking parking<\/td>\nPenistone Hill Country Park<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Terrain<\/td>\nSteep cobbles, kissing gates and boggy patches<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n

Best time for holidays in Haworth<\/h2>\n

Late summer is the showpiece, when the heather turns the hills purple.<\/p>\n

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Cold and quiet. Pub lunches by the fire.<\/div>\n
Frosty, clear views and half term families.<\/div>\n
Lambs in the fields and longer days.<\/div>\n
Easter brings more services. Do the falls walk before the crowds.<\/div>\n
The 1940s Weekend is hugely popular. Book early.<\/div>\n
Long light evenings for hill walks and a romantic soak under the stars.<\/div>\n
Daily heritage services and busy weekends.<\/div>\n
The heather starts to bloom. The busiest month.<\/div>\n
Purple hills, fewer people and the writing festival.<\/div>\n
Autumn colour, half term and talks at the Parsonage.<\/div>\n
Quieter streets as the lights go up.<\/div>\n
Trees on the cobbles and the Torchlight Parade.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

What to pack for a lodge break near Haworth<\/h2>\n
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