Stunning and well designed luxury lodge. Master king-size double with en suite bath with overhead shower. One double and one twin. Family bathroom with overhead shower. Large open plan kitchen/living area. Large gated decking area with outdoor hot tub.
Characteristic cottage with exposed oak beams, set on the edge of the estate in an ’Area of Outstanding National Beauty’. Ground floor: Modern kitchen/dining area. Spacious living area with woodburning stove. Utility room with washer/dryer. Shower with W.C.
Decadent and spacious two storey house with six bedrooms and exposed oak beams. Ground floor: Hallway with stairs up to first floor, open plan kitchen/dining area with range cooker. Utility room with washer/dryer and separate W.C.
Luxury lodge perfect for the ultimate romantic getaway with one master king-size double with flatscreen TV and dressing area. Bathroom featuring double sinks and large walk in shower. Spacious open plan lounge/dining area with contemporary kitchen. French doors leading out onto enclosed decking area with outdoor hot tub. Integrated music sound system throughout.
Exceptionally stylish lodge with one master king-size double with dressing table with en suite two person deluge shower. One double and one twin. Family bathroom with bath and overhead shower. Open plan lounge/kitchen/dining area with French doors leading to decking area. Outdoor hot tub. Integrated music sound system throughout.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Newly refurbished and decorated to a high standard. Beautiful views from the front and easily walkable to main park. Featuring two double bedrooms, with a small single guest room (suitable for a child). Master bathroom upstairs, as well as a downstairs toilet and shower too. Open-plan kitchen/dining area, lounge with wood burning fire, fully equipped for your self catering stay with us. Spacious garden with private hot tub.
East Lodge is one of 2 listed gothic lodge gates that form the historic entrance to Gisborne Park estate. This property forms part of one of England’s most picturesque estate entrances with views stretching into the Yorkshire Dales.This house with a large sumptuous hot tub has just been newly refurbished and decorated to a high standard. Featuring one master bedroom with a king bed, and a smaller second bedroom with a large bunk bed suitable for 2 kids max. In-between both bedrooms is the bathroom with bath with shower over and heated floor. This property can max only sleeps 2 adults and 2 kids. Not 3 adults. Downstairs is an open plan kitchen/dining area, and lounge, fully equipped for your self-catering stay with us.Walking distance to Ribblesdale and also the village of Gisburn. We are extremely excited to bring to the market this gorgeous, quirky little property. It’s a highlight of the estate and it’s good to see it looking brand new again!.
Contemporary and spacious retreat. King-size four poster with flatscreen TV with Freeview/DVD, open plan en suite with luxurious spa bath, double shower and underfloor heating. Open plan kitchen/living area. Decking and outdoor hot tub. Perfect for spoiling someone special.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Architecturally designed, deluxe, contemporary lodge with one king-size four poster with TV/DVD, open plan en suite, with spa bath, double shower and underfloor heating. Open plan kitchen/living area. iPod docking station. French doors leading to a secluded outdoor hot tub.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Unique, architecturally designed, deluxe, contemporary lodge. Generous sized master bedroom with freestanding bath at the end of the bed and en suite double deluge shower. One spacious double with en suite bath with overhead shower and underfloor heating. Both bedrooms with TV/DVD. Large open plan kitchen/living area. iPod docking station. French doors leading to a secluded outdoor hot tub.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Unique and outstanding, exceptionally stylish luxury retreat. One master double with bath at the end of the bed, and en suite featuring two person deluge shower, one double and one twin. The luxurious family bathroom features a bath with overhead shower and underfloor heating. Large open-plan living area with high quality kitchen. iPod docking station. French doors leading onto decking with secluded outdoor hot tub. The perfect choice for those searching for something extra special.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
Luxurious 18th century cottage. Ground floor: Large open-plan living space featuring seating area with woodburning stove. iPod docking station. Large dining area with separate well-equipped kitchen. First floor: Master king-size double, one double with picturesque views of the Yorkshire Dales and one twin. All bedrooms with TV with Freeview/DVD. Family bathroom. Large enclosed garden with outdoor hot tub.
Contemporary and luxurious retreat. King-size four poster with TV/DVD and open plan en suite with bath. Open plan kitchen/living area. iPod docking station. French doors leading to secluded outdoor hot tub. Rose petals on your bed and bottle of champagne on ice. The ultimate romantic retreat.
Stylish and comfortable lodge. King-size four poster and one twin both with flatscreen TV/DVD and en suite with whirlpool bath with overhead shower. Large open plan kitchen/living area. Large decking area with outdoor hot tub.Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Ribblesdale Lodges, with real driving times.
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A seafront amusement park with ten rollercoasters, including some of the UK's most record-breaking rides.
Pleasure Beach Resort, long known as Blackpool Pleasure Beach, is an amusement park on Blackpool's South Shore. It was founded in 1896 and sits right along the promenade. Rollercoasters are the main draw, with ten to ride. The Big One was once the tallest and steepest in the world, and is still the longest in Europe.
Tip: Check the official calendar for opening days and times before you go, and book eTickets online ahead of your visit.
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An Elizabethan hall with Victorian interiors, woodland walks and a natural play area near Burnley.
Gawthorpe Hall is a Grade I listed Elizabethan house on the banks of the River Calder, remodelled in the 19th century by Charles Barry, architect of the Houses of Parliament. Inside, the rooms are filled with Victorian Gothic furnishings and show how the Kay-Shuttleworth family lived. Families can follow a trail around the house or dress up in the nursery.
Tip: The Hall isn't suitable for pushchairs, baby backpacks or large bags, so travel light. The access drive is narrow, with passing places.
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Step inside the Haworth home where the Brontë sisters wrote Jane Eyre and Wuthering Heights.
The Brontë Parsonage Museum is the former family home of Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë in Haworth, West Yorkshire. Built in the late 1770s and now Grade I listed, it is where the sisters spent most of their lives and wrote their famous novels, including Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights and The Tenant of Wildfell Hall.
Tip: Download the free Bloomberg Connects digital guide to get more of the Brontë story before and during your visit.
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A 32-acre zoo with over 1,000 animals, including elephants, giraffes, gorillas and big cats, two miles from Blackpool's Golden Mile.
Blackpool Zoo is a 32-acre zoo set beside Stanley Park, about two miles inland from the Golden Mile. It cares for over 1,000 animals from around the world, and opened in 1972 on the site of the old Stanley Park Aerodrome.
Tip: Tickets can be bought in advance online. Follow the brown elephant signs if driving, and use sat nav postcode FY3 8PP.
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A small ruined castle keep on a limestone outcrop, with a museum in the buildings on site.
Clitheroe Castle is a ruined early medieval castle in the Ribble Valley, Lancashire. Its earliest history is debated, but it is thought to be of Norman origin, probably built in the twelfth century. The castle stands on a steep limestone outcrop that rises 39 metres above the surrounding land and gives extensive views over the area.
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A vast curved limestone cliff in the Yorkshire Dales, with a limestone pavement on top.
Malham Cove is a large curved limestone cliff about a kilometre north of Malham village, in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. It was shaped by a waterfall carrying glacial meltwater at the end of the last Ice Age. The cliff is 80 metres high and more than 300 metres wide, and a large limestone pavement lies above it.
Tip: To reach the limestone pavement on top, take the roughly 400 uneven stone steps on the west side of the cliff.
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A Grade II listed Victorian Gothic house in Keighley, run as a local heritage museum.
Cliffe Castle Museum is a local heritage museum in Keighley, housed in a Grade II listed Victorian neo-Gothic house. It began life as Cliffe Hall in 1828 and was renamed Cliffe Castle in 1878 by Henry Isaac Butterfield, who decorated it with a griffin motif. It opened as a museum in 1959.
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Ruined priory, a working church and over 80 miles of footpaths in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Bolton Abbey is a large estate in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, with moorland, woodland and riverside pasture to explore. Its best-known landmark is Bolton Priory, a Grade I listed church where worship has continued since 1154. Most of the priory buildings were lost in the Dissolution, but the western half of the nave was kept as the parish church.
Tip: Buy a car park ticket for Bolton Abbey Village, Riverside or Strid Wood and you can move between all three car parks that day.
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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42 reviews from guests who stayed at Ribblesdale Lodges
This site felt very friendly due to the small size and we could let the kids play out without having to watch them all the time. The lodge was really nice and the hot tub was just the icing on the cake. Highly recommended.
The Bront lodge is absolutely gorgeous and so well equipped for your stay. It has everything you need and both bedrooms have their own bathroom which is amazing. The hot tub just tops it off.
Nice clean lodge with hot tub. Location lovely.
Our first time in the lodges Only ever stayed in the deer park cottage and stables house over ten years ago but this time it was a very rare opportunity for a few nights away for just my husband and I . So we decided to try the Chatterley lodge It has a lovely lay out and everything you need A bit tired in areas inside the lodge but overall a good standard Bed head board had a broken wooden area that was taped together . Kitchen units some were peeling . The hot tub was clean and checked daily and must have been damaged at some point in the past as there was a huge patched area to the bottom . Little things that could be rectified to make it top notch accommodation . We would return though the park itself is stunning and the bar/ restaurant serves good quality food & drinks and staff are very friendly & helpful
Amazing! It had everything we needed. There was some damage to the fence which we reported and it was fixed immediately.
A few issues with the hot tub: light not working and a few jets not working. Also very noisy being outside the bedroom it heated up on and off throughout the night after use so was quite noisy- could hear it through the closed patio door. Not great for light sleepers!
Heard so many great reviews of this place so spent the weekend to try it. Was initially put off after receiving booking confirmation about check in times NOT PERMITTED after 6:30? I understand staff cant be on reception late, but we usually pick up in a bar area or similar. Is it really worth taking a day off work to check in after 4pm? Wasnt off to a good start and certainly didnt feel the romantic and luxury vibe it advertises.Lodge was lovely, very quirky and well planned out, just how we had imagined. The enclosed decking area was seriously in need of a fair bit of Tlc. Worn decking needs a bit of sprucing up. Looked really tired and uncared for. This place is not the average price of a lodge with hot tub and we felt very underwhelmed with it.We do several Uk lodges each year and have done for over 15 yrs so have a decent amount of experience in what we expect.Park area seemed beautiful and was lovely to see the wildlife around you all the time. We ate at Hindelinis ( On site restaurant)and it was superb! Had 2 meals there and both were faultless. I would drive the hour from home to dine there again it was really that good.Overall, it was really not the luxury experience we have had from similar parks. Just average and in our opinion, it really luxury.Maybe the bigger lodges were newer? Not sure I could be tempted back given the prices.
Really enjoyed my 3 night break , very relaxing , lovely restaurant there as well
Champange on arrival was a touch of class, no issues with the accommodation, only one thing there was no door on the bedroom, trying to keep dogs out was a challange.
Comfortable decor and furniture. Lots of utilities including a dishwasher. Only thing missing was a hairdryer. Plenty of towels. Beds Comfortable.
We had a fantastic stay at this cosy cottage! The place was spotless and well-equipped, making everything easy. Loads of lovely dog walks just outside, which was perfect for our little ones. The host was super friendly and quick to reply. We loved meeting the farm animals, especially Penelope the pig. Well definitely return - such great value! Highly recommend.
We loved it here! Sharon and Robert really go the extra mile to ensure your stay is cosy and relaxing. Even though it was our second visit, we're already planning to return soon. Truly a gem!
We had such a lovely stay at Goddard's Mead! Rob and Sharon put so much effort into restoring this historic building and it really shows. They were super warm and welcoming from the moment we arrived, along with Bonnie, of course. The place itself is perfect for relaxing, with everything you need. The location is fantastic, right in the heart of Essex. Wed definitely recommend exploring Thaxted and the surrounding villages-so much history and charm everywhere you turn!
Really enjoyed our stay! The cottage was lovely and having a private field was such a bonus. Perfect family weekend, would definitely come back!
We spent a week here in July with our two tiny dachshunds and honestly, the dogs loved it! They made friends in the village of Thaxted, which was lovely to see. The cottage itself is really charming and the hot tub was a real treat-especially during the scorching weather, as it was cooled down and quite refreshing. The hosts were super friendly and welcoming; it was nice to see them taking their dogs out to the fields each day. Being near Stansted on the flight path was actually quite fun to watch the planes come in. Wed definitely stay again!
Storage in bedrooms could be better . Great secure garden for dogs .
The garden is fantastic and secure, perfect for our dogs to play freely. However, bedroom storage is a bit lacking, which was a small hassle. Overall, a lovely place with some minor storage issues. Would recommend!
The owners were incredibly welcoming and helpful, especially when the storm knocked out the power. The cottage was spotless, warm and well-equipped. Our dog loved the enclosed garden and we really enjoyed the hot tub too!
Excellent lodge with everything you need. Stayed in over 20 lodges previously and this was one of the best. Beautiful but Cosy and homely as well.
We loved this lodge! It had everything we needed and felt so warm and inviting. Out of over 20 stays, its definitely one of the top picks!
The lounge could definitely do with a few more lamps and each bedroom needs a dressing table.
Could have done with extra lamps in the lounge and also dressing table in each bedroom
Great stay overall, the lodge had all we needed for a quick escape.
Lovely lodge with everything you need for a short break. The beds were really comfortable.
Deer Park Cottage at Ribblesdale Park is an absolute gem! Nestled in the serene beauty of the Yorkshire Dales, it offers a perfect blend of luxury and tranquility. The cottage is impeccably designed, with cozy interiors, a well-equipped kitchen, and a private hot tub thats ideal for unwinding after a day of exploring. The surrounding parkland is breathtaking, with stunning views and easy access to picturesque walks. The staff are warm and attentive, making every stay feel special. Whether for a romantic getaway or a peaceful retreat, Deer Park Cottage is truly unforgettable!
We absolutely loved Deer Park Cottage at Ribblesdale Park! Tucked away in the gorgeous Yorkshire Dales, its the perfect spot for a peaceful escape. The place is beautifully designed, super cosy inside and the kitchen has everything we needed. The hot tub was a real treat after long walks, which are so easy to access from the cottage. The views are just stunning and the staff made us feel really welcome. Whether its a romantic break or just some time to relax, this place really hits the mark. Well definitely be coming back!
Amazing birthday weekend
Great experience overall
Really enjoyed our stay here, the place was so peaceful and perfect for our dogs to roam freely.
This was our fifth visit for a midweek break staying in a different lodge than usual Knightley Lodge was perfect for us had everything we needed and stunning views. All the staff made us feel welcomed, special thanks to Ian for bringing our dog some treats. Food was 10/10 can not fault the breakfast same with evenings. Looking forward to returning next year - thanks all!
Weve now been here five times and every stay just gets better. Knightley Lodge was spot on for us-beautiful views and all the essentials. The staff are always friendly, especially Ian, who went out of his way to bring treats for our dog. The food is consistently excellent, both breakfast and dinner. Cant wait to come back next year. Thanks to everyone!
Beautiful location tucked away.
Shalets were spacious and comfortable. Hot tub was great. A bit rainy!
Loved this holiday, what’s not to like? a gorgeous location, lovely lodge, staff great and a happy hour on drinks!
Beautiful lodges in a tranquil setting.
Hot tub was great.
The only negative was it was quite a walk to the swimming pool from the lodge so we gave that a miss.
But overall fantastic weekend with the girls
Beautiful lodges in a beautiful setting. Had a wonderful time.
Wonderful place , we would definitely return ?
Really good. Weather is critical but the heated pool helped when it was overcast and cool. The hot tub was excellent. The lodge was first class and outdoor area of the lodge was perfect. I felt I could have stayed longer just taking it easy. If I couldn't be bothered to cook, the restaurant would satisfy my needs. The staff were easy to talk to and made us feel special. Because the weather can vary, some information on local attraction would have a help. Advice on where to buy a paper ect would have been welcome if included in the welcoming notes.
Beautiful location, cabin clean and spacious. However a few minor tweaks would have improved an already great stay. No shade outside and no umbrella for table provided. No plastic glasses as stated.
Beautiful setting and lodge was beautiful as well
Excellent high quality lodge, very clean and kept in good condition. Parkland setting was very nice with plenty of local walks.
Had an absolutely fabulous week here. The lodge was beautiful, very clean and well equipped. The beds however are extremely uncomfortable and as I have multiple health issues I had to purchase mattress toppers to make it bearable! The hot tub is set a few degrees too warm and after a warm day was too hot to get in and the staff could not lower the temperature. Be aware the kettle is not electric it goes on the gas hob, so plan a cuppa in advance as it takes an age to boil hehehe.
The surroundings are beautiful and there are very tame peacocks strolling around and the beautiful Fallow deer stags wander round the park. We hand fed them as they are so tame and friendly. This really made it special.
The restaurant had a limited but good menu and the food was excellent.
The park need to consider installing charging points for electric cars.
A family holiday spent at Ribblesdale Park was wonderful. The lodge itself was beautiful and clean and the hot tub was much appreciated. The lodge was secure with fencing and a gate which was much appreciated with a small dog and a toddler! The surroundings were idyllic with peacocks and deer roaming the grounds. Although Gisburn itself is a quiet village, there is so much to do in the surrounding area all within a short drive from the Park. A great holiday, we will return.
