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Beech Tree Park Cottages

  • 4.8 Visitor Rating
  • Sleeps up to 4
  • Pets 2
  • Hot Tub

Beech Tree Park Cottages Features

Lodge Facilities
  • Single storey cottage with one double
  • Bath with overhead shower
  • Open plan lounge/diner with kitchen area
  • Patio area with outdoor hot tub
  • Adults-only retreat
  • Set around well-stocked fishing lakes
  • Fishing (chargeable)
  • Wi-Fi (chargeable)
  • Open year-round
  • Nearby villages with pubs and tea rooms
  • 9 miles from Doncaster
  • Within an hour's drive of Sheffield and York
Accommodation features
  • An exclusive collection of high quality luxurious cottages and lodges situated in peaceful surroundings with countryside and lake views
  • Outdoor hot tub (
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  • Lake
  • View
  • Lodge)
  • Flatscreen
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  • Kitchen including microwave, dishwasher and fridge/freezer
  • Bed linen, duvets and towels included
  • Beds made up for your arrival
  • Gas and electricity included
  • Centrally heated
  • Garden furniture
  • Welcome pack on arrival including tea, coffee, milk, sugar and a local treat
  • All non-smoking accommodation

Other Lodges At Beech Tree Park Cottages

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The Saddlery

  • Sleeps 2
  • Pets 2
  • Hot Tub

Very comfortable and beautifully decorated, single storey cottage with one double. Bath with overhead shower. Open plan lounge/diner with kitchen area. Patio area with outdoor hot tub.

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The Stirrups

  • Sleeps 2
  • Hot Tub

Very comfortable and beautifully decorated, single storey cottage with one double bedroom. Bath with overhead shower. Open plan and contemporary lounge and dining area with fully fitted kitchen. Patio area with outdoor furniture and outdoor bubbling hot tub. No pets.

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The Tack Room

  • Sleeps 2
  • Pets 2
  • Hot Tub

Very comfortable and beautifully decorated, single storey cottage with one twin bedroom (can be kingsize on request). Large walk-in waterfall shower. Open plan and modern lounge and dining area with fully fitted kitchen. Doors leading to patio area complete with outdoor furniture and outdoor bubbling hot tub.

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The Hay Barn

  • Sleeps 2
  • Hot Tub

Very comfortable and beautifully decorated, single storey cottage with one double bedroom. Large walk-in waterfall shower. Open plan and modern lounge and dining area with fully fitted kitchen. Doors leading to patio area complete with outdoor furniture and outdoor bubbling hot tub. No pets.

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The Stables

  • Sleeps 2
  • Hot Tub

Very comfortable and beautifully decorated, single storey cottage with one double. Bath with overhead shower. Open plan lounge/diner with kitchen area. Patio area with outdoor hot tub. No pets.

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Lake View Lodge

  • Sleeps 4

Lake View Lodge is a fabulously spacious, modern Lodge right on the water’s edge with your own private fishing spot! Enclosed side garden and driveway with space for two cars. The lodge comprises of the entrance lobby and hallway leading to the sizable and airy open plan living/kitchen/dining area and onto your own private decking with panoramic lake views and all-day sun via two sets of double patio doors. The master bedroom is spacious and has an ensuite shower room with level access shower cubicle, toilet and wash basin. Bedroom two is a generous size and well laid out. The bathroom is fitted with a full-size bath and overhead shower with toilet and wash basin. This lodge is finished to the highest standards and will offer a very comfortable holiday home suitable for year-round use.

Top Days Out Near Beech Tree Park Cottages

The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Beech Tree Park Cottages, with real driving times.

Wildlife park 19 min drive · 9 miles

Yorkshire Wildlife Park

Sat nav: DN9 3QY

A walk-through wildlife park near Doncaster with polar bears, big cats, giraffes and African penguins.

  • Families
  • Rainy days
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Yorkshire Wildlife Park is a zoo and conservation centre on the outskirts of Doncaster, South Yorkshire. You explore on foot, with three walk-through animal reserves and themed lands that recreate habitats from around the world.

Tip: Booking tickets in advance is cheaper than buying on the day, and Planet Putt next to the entrance is a good wet-weather add-on.

Public aquarium 52 min drive · 42.4 miles

The Deep

Sat nav: HU1 4DP

A charity-run aquarium on the Humber Estuary with sharks, penguins, rays and Europe's deepest viewing tunnel.

  • Families
  • Couples
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The Deep is a public aquarium in Hull, overlooking the Humber Estuary where the River Hull meets it. Its Endless Ocean tank holds sharks, rays and northern Europe's only pair of green sawfish, and you can walk through Europe's deepest viewing tunnel or ride a glass lift through the water.

Tip: Check the daily talk times when you arrive and plan your visit around the shark and penguin talks. Use HU1 4DP or HU9 1TU for sat nav, which takes you to Tower Street.

Castle ruins 34 min drive · 26.7 miles

Pontefract Castle

Sat nav: WF8 2JE

Free-to-enter medieval castle ruins in West Yorkshire, with royal scandals and Civil War sieges to explore.

  • Families
  • Dogs welcome
  • 1-2 hours
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Pontefract Castle is a dramatic medieval fortress, now a ruin, with plenty of stories to tell. Built by Ilbert de Lacy in the late 11th century, it is thought to be where King Richard II died, and it saw a series of sieges during the English Civil War. Today it is also a much-loved community space, and entry is free.

Tip: Use the free car park behind the castle (sat nav WF8 2JF). It is a 122m walk to the site, cobbled and uneven in places, with a 1 in 13 gradient. Check the castle website for any roadworks affecting access before you go.

Transport museum 16 min drive · 9.3 miles

The Trolleybus Museum at Sandtoft

Sat nav: DN8 5SX

Home to the largest collection of preserved trolleybuses in the world, with plenty besides for families.

  • Families
  • Rainy days
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The Trolleybus Museum at Sandtoft sits on part of a former wartime RAF station in Lincolnshire. It was founded in 1969 to house and restore trolleybuses as they disappeared from Britain's streets, and its collection is now described as the largest of preserved trolleybuses in the world, with well over 50 vehicles.

Tip: The museum only opens on selected days, so check the Open Days calendar on its website before you travel.

Country house museum 25 min drive · 12.8 miles

Cusworth Hall

Sat nav: DN5 7TU

A Grade I listed Georgian hall and museum of South Yorkshire life, set in Richard Woods' landscaped park.

  • Rainy days
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Cusworth Hall is an 18th-century Grade I listed country house near Doncaster, built in the Palladian style by George Platt and altered by James Paine. It is a country house museum, with displays on the history of South Yorkshire inside the hall.

Medieval castle 26 min drive · 17.2 miles

Conisbrough Castle

Sat nav: DN12 3BX

Climb a unique 28-metre Norman keep and meet the castle's past through wall-projected figures.

  • Families
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Conisbrough Castle in South Yorkshire dates back to the 11th century, and its stone keep was built around 1180 to 1190 by Hamelin Plantagenet, half-brother of Henry II. Standing 28 metres high, the circular keep has six massive buttresses, and its design is unique in England. The castle also gained fame as a setting in Walter Scott's novel Ivanhoe.

Tip: Book advance tickets online to save 15%.

Tropical glasshouses 57 min drive · 45.1 miles

Tropical World

Sat nav: LS8 2ER

A walk through rainforest, mangrove and desert glasshouses with meerkats, crocodiles and free-flying butterflies.

  • Families
  • Rainy days
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Tropical World is a licensed zoo in Roundhay Park, Leeds, made up of climate-controlled glass houses that each recreate a tropical environment. You start in the butterfly house, where butterflies fly freely around a swampy setting with terrapins, koi and Morelet's crocodiles. From there you move into an Aztec-themed aquarium with stingrays, octopus, seahorses, piranhas and poison dart frogs.

Tip: Free parking is close by, a short walk away, and buses 2 and 12 stop right outside. Dogs, including assistance dogs, are not allowed inside.

Farm museum park 53 min drive · 35.5 miles

Murton Park

Sat nav: YO19 5UF

A family-friendly mix of farming museum, steam railway, animals and living history, just outside York.

  • Families
  • Dogs in the grounds
  • Half day
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Murton Park is set in 14 acres of countryside east of York and is home to the Yorkshire Museum of Farming. Inside you can explore the history of farm machinery, rural life and the Women's Land Army. Outdoors there are animals to meet, play areas, and a short ride on the Derwent Valley Light Railway at weekends.

Tip: The living history sites may have limited or no access during school term time, so visit at a weekend or in the school holidays to see the Roman fort and Viking village.

Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.

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Visitor Reviews of Beech Tree Park Cottages

4.8Visitor Rating out of 5

44 reviews from guests who stayed at Beech Tree Park Cottages

Emily
Date of stay: 12th May 2025

We had such a lovely stay! The house was super well equipped and really warm, which was perfect given the rainy December weather. The bath was just gorgeous and the shower was plenty big. The locations great for dogs, especially if they hate fireworks, since its so remote. And honestly, hearing the planes didnt bother us at all. Thanks a lot for a great break!

Charlotte
Date of stay: 3rd May 2025

The cottage was absolutely lovely, especially with the hot tub and log burner. Hosts were friendly, very peaceful stay. Can't wait to come back!

Alex, Leeds
Date of stay: 26th April 2025

We had a lovely stay, super peaceful and relaxing. The hot tub was a real highlight, though a bit more privacy would be perfect. Overall, we loved it!

Emma, Durham
Date of stay: 29th March 2025

We loved the peaceful vibe here and the friendly locals made us feel right at home. The family-run place really goes out of their way to help, making our stay lovely and relaxing. Definitely recommend!

Emma, Bradford
Date of stay: 20th March 2025

Really enjoyed the peaceful stay

James
Date of stay: 20th March 2025

Absolutely loved our time at Goddards Mead! The cottage was perfect in every aspect. Can't wait to return soon!

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