Searles Leisure Resort
- Sleeps 4 – 8
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
Located right on the glorious north Norfolk coastline, Searles Leisure Resort unites a perfect setting with something to suit everyone.
From
£209
for 4 nights
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Sherwood Forest Lodges
- Sleeps 2 – 10
- Pets 4
- Hot Tub
Set in the largest woodland area in Sherwood Forest, these superbly located lodges enjoy spectacular views of forest and lush green glades.
From
£415
for 3 nights
Silver Trees
- Sleeps 2 – 5
- Hot Tub
Silver Trees, recipient of the prestigious David Bellamy Gold Award for conservation, is nestled in the heart of Cannock Chase, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
From
£215
for 3 nights
Skegness Fields
- Sleeps 4 – 8
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
Set in open farmland on the outskirts of Skegness, this park is far enough out of the town centre so you can enjoy a quieter break – yet close enough should you wish to visit all the attractions and entertainment, all within a 5-minute drive of the town centre.
From
£255
for 4 nights
Summer Craft
- Sleeps 4 – 6
- Pets 2
These individual waterside properties are located close to an attractively landscaped boatyard set slightly back from the main river.
From
£359
for 3 nights
Summerfields Holiday Park
- Sleeps 2 – 7
- Pets 2
Summerfields Holiday Park is a welcoming haven situated in the coastal village of Scratby, near the lively town of Great Yarmouth.
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Sunnydale
- Sleeps 8
Sunnydale Holiday Park presents an inviting destination for those looking to enjoy a mix of on-site leisure and exploration of the surrounding countryside.
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Sycamore Farm Park
- Sleeps 2 – 6
Sycamore Park offers a wide range of accommodation including holiday homes, apartments and cottages.
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Tattershall Lakes Country Park
- Sleeps 6 – 8
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
Beautifully situated amidst picturesque woods and vast lakes, this fabulous park is a lakeland paradise! Tattershall Lakes has an array of facilities and activities with an adventure golf course, splash zone, spa, gym and sauna, children’s play areas, lakes for paddle boarding and kayaking and two lakes for fishing.
From
£98
for 3 nights
The Sherwood Hideaway Lodges
- Sleeps 2 – 6
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
Tucked away in the heart of Sherwood Forest, The Sherwood Hideaway Lodges provide an idyllic and stunning escape for both couples and families.
From
£425
for 4 nights
The Woods at Herons Mead
- Sleeps 4 – 6
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
The Woods at Herons Mead are part of our Wanderwood collection and are situated in a semi rural location within a short drive to the beach, the lodges are all new for 2024 and are bespoke designed to offer a fabulous luxury break.
From
£275
for 4 nights
Thorpe Forest Lodges
- Sleeps 2 – 10
- Pets 4
- Hot Tub
Set on the banks of the serene River Thet, amidst a patchwork of pines, heathland and lush, leafy trees, these luxury lodges enjoy an idyllic setting close to majestic Thetford Forest.
From
£325
for 4 nights
Vauxhall Holiday Park
- Sleeps 3 – 8
- Pets 2
Discover a world of excitement and entertainment at Vauxhall Holiday Park, where the only challenge is deciding where to begin your adventure! Bursting with activities for all ages, this park is a haven for families seeking an unforgettable getaway.
From
£102
for 2 nights
Waveney River Centre
- Sleeps 2 – 10
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
Waveney River Centre, part of our Evermore Lodge Holidays Collection, offers a truly enchanting riverside escape.
From
£335
for 4 nights
Waxham Sands Holiday Park
- Sleeps 4 – 8
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
Discover Coastal Magic at Waxham Sands Holiday ParkPerfectly placed on the breathtaking Norfolk Coast, our award-winning park is an immaculate, nature-lovers’ paradise.
From
£198.55
for 3 nights
Visitor's guide
Midlands Visitor's Guide
Picture a frosty morning on Cannock Chase, fallow deer slipping between the silver birches, then a short walk back to your log cabin, where the private hot tub is already steaming on the deck. That's a weekend in the heart of England, and it's closer than you'd think. The log cabins Midlands guests book with us most often are less than an hour from Birmingham. Finish work on Friday and you'll be unpacking by teatime.
The Midlands is bigger than its reputation. Within a short drive of the West Midlands cities you'll find Staffordshire's heath and forest, Shakespeare's Warwickshire, the lakes of Leicestershire, the edge of the Peak District and the long ridge of the Malvern Hills. Drive times below are from the north side of Birmingham, around Walsall and Sutton Coldfield.
Log cabins Midlands guests love, side by side
Sort the table by drive time or how many it sleeps to find the right fit, then read about each of these popular log cabin and holiday lodge parks below.
| Lodge park | Drive (mins) | Sleeps | Hot tubs | Pets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Silver Trees | 34 | 5 | Yes | No |
| Bosworth Lakeside Lodges | 44 | 6 | Yes | Yes |
| Knights Lodges | 47 | 6 | Yes | Yes |
| Stratford Upon Avon Lodge Retreat | 60 | 10 | Yes | Yes |
| Quarry Walk Lodges | 63 | 6 | Yes | Yes |
| Ramshorn Estate Woodland Lodges | 65 | 14 | Yes | Yes |
Silver Trees, Staffordshire
Driving Distance: About 34 minutes (14.7 miles) from the West Midlands | Sleeps: Up to 5 | Adults only
Wild deer roam freely through this woodland on Cannock Chase. It's the closest of our Midlands log cabins to Birmingham, and guests rate it 4.9.
- Its own nature reserve, with more than 20 acres of private woodland
- David Bellamy Gold Award for conservation
- Indoor heated pool and tennis courts
- Rugeley's shops and pubs about three miles away
Bosworth Lakeside Lodges, Leicestershire
Driving Distance: About 44 minutes (25.3 miles) from the West Midlands | Sleeps: Up to 6 | Pets: Yes
These cabins circle a big, glistening lake on the Warwickshire and Leicestershire border, and it's an easy run from Coventry as well as Birmingham.
- 50 acres of parkland, with around 20 acres of lakes and lagoons
- Fishing on site, plus activities on and off the water
- Guests rate it 4.9, and dogs are welcome
Knights Lodges, Derbyshire
Driving Distance: About 47 minutes (30.6 miles) from the West Midlands | Sleeps: Up to 6 | Pets: Yes
Located among the rolling hills of South Derbyshire, these hot tub cabins look out over unspoilt countryside. Burton upon Trent, the old brewery town, is a stone's throw away, and guests rate it 4.9.
Stratford Upon Avon Lodge Retreat, Warwickshire
Driving Distance: About 60 minutes (39.3 miles) from the West Midlands | Sleeps: Up to 10 | Pets: Yes
Located ten minutes from Stratford-upon-Avon, this is the one to pick if a theatre trip's on your list. You can prebook discounted tickets for the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, the Swan and The Other Place at the retreat, and the biggest cabins sleep ten. Guests rate it 4.6.
Quarry Walk Lodges, Staffordshire
Driving Distance: About 63 minutes (34.2 miles) from the West Midlands | Sleeps: Up to 6 | Pets: Yes
Proper log cabins hide among 46 acres of woodland here, alongside timber-clad lodges, and it's a popular pick for a family trip.
- Winner at the Visit Staffordshire & Stoke-on-Trent Tourism Awards 2026
- Woodland trails right outside your log cabin, and guests rate it 4.6
- Alton Towers about four miles away
Ramshorn Estate Woodland Lodges, Staffordshire
Driving Distance: About 65 minutes (36.0 miles) from the West Midlands | Sleeps: Up to 14 | Pets: Yes
Thirty acres of woodland on the edge of the Peak District, close to Alton Towers. The biggest cabins sleep 14, so it's perfect for a big birthday or a three-generation family trip. Guests rate it 4.8.
Lodges near Birmingham for a weekend break
Weekend breaks in the West Midlands work best when you don't spend half of them in the car, and many of the most popular log cabins are located within an hour of Birmingham.
Which cabins are closest to Birmingham?
Silver Trees is about 34 minutes from the West Midlands. Bosworth Lakeside and Knights Lodges are both under 50, less time than it takes to cross London! From Coventry, Bosworth and the Stratford retreat are the easy picks, and both welcome dogs.
How do you plan a Friday to Monday break?
- Book a three night stay so you get two full days out
- Leave Birmingham after lunch to miss the M6 rush
- Check the hot tub's ready, then explore the area on Saturday
Is Sutton Park worth a stop?
Yes, if your trip takes you north. Six miles from Birmingham city centre, it's a National Nature Reserve of around 2,400 acres with seven lakes, heathland and woods, and one of the largest city parks in Europe, popular with dog walkers.
Where are the best cabins in West Midlands countryside?
The West Midlands county itself is mostly Birmingham, Coventry, Wolverhampton and the Black Country, so the woodland log cabins are located a short drive out. Each area feels different, so pick the scenery first.
Cannock Chase, the nearest woods to Birmingham
Mainland England's smallest National Landscape packs heathland, ancient woodland and a herd of fallow deer into 26 square miles. In October the males cross the Chase for the rut, and you can hear them from the paths. Castle Ring, an Iron Age hillfort, and the Sherbrook Valley are popular walks to explore. On the northern edge, the National Trust's Shugborough Estate has 900 acres of parkland and a walled garden. It's the closest proper countryside to the West Midlands cities.
Warwickshire and Shakespeare country
Stratford is the big draw, with the Royal Shakespeare Company on the Avon and Shakespeare's Birthplace on Henley Street. Warwick Castle and the ruins of Kenilworth are within half an hour, and our guide to lodges near Warwick covers the castle town. Coventry, with its old and new cathedrals, is a short drive north.
Leicestershire and the National Forest
The National Forest spreads across 200 square miles of Staffordshire, Leicestershire and Derbyshire. Explore Conkers in Moira, with 120 acres of trails and a barefoot walk, or visit the National Trust's Calke Abbey, where the Old Man of Calke is an oak thought to be around 1,200 years old.
Worcestershire and the Malvern Hills
The Worcestershire Beacon tops out at 425 metres. On a clear day you'll see the Cotswolds to the east and Wales to the west. A popular 4.5 mile loop starts at Upper Wyche, and our guide to lodges near Evesham covers the Vale below.
Shropshire and Ironbridge
West of Birmingham, in Shropshire, the hills get bigger and the roads quieter. The National Trust took over the Ironbridge Gorge museums in 2026 and reopened Blists Hill Victorian Town in May, so check opening times before you visit. For a Shropshire stay, The Astbury Golf and Lodge Resort has hot tub cabins in 300 acres of parkland, and our guide to lodges near Shrewsbury covers the county town.
Hot tub breaks in the West Midlands for couples
Three popular places are built just for grown-ups, and you'll find all of them within about an hour of the West Midlands.
Silver Trees for the deer
It's adults only and quiet in the evenings. Wild deer roam freely through the trees.
Bowbrook Lodges for the view
Bowbrook Lodges in Worcestershire is couples only, with cosy cabins and glamping safari tents looking towards the Cotswolds and the Malvern Hills. Sheep wander the fields, and guests give it a perfect 5.0.
Ashby Woulds Retreat for a spa treat
Adult only boutique lodges in Leicestershire overlook the Derbyshire countryside, and a resident therapist offers massages and facials.
Want more choice? Find lodges with a hot tub across the United Kingdom.
Popular days out from a West Midlands log cabin
- Alton Towers, near Quarry Walk and the Ramshorn Estate
- Bosworth Battlefield and the Battlefield Line steam railway
- Birches Valley on Cannock Chase for Go Ape and the Gruffalo
- Stratford-upon-Avon and the Royal Shakespeare Theatre
- Birmingham's Frankfurt Christmas Market from 5 November
When does Alton Towers close for 2026?
The theme park runs daily until 8 November 2026, with Scarefest through October and fireworks on selected November evenings.
What's on at Bosworth Battlefield?
Walk the 1.5 mile Battlefield Trail, where Richard III lost his crown in 1485, then try on chainmail in the exhibition, a popular way to explore 1485 with children. The heritage centre opens daily from 10am, says Bosworth Battlefield. Nearby, the Battlefield Line runs Santa Specials from 29 November to 24 December 2026, and you'll need to pre-book.
What should you know about Birches Valley?
- Birches Valley, Rugeley, WS15 2UQ, open every day except Christmas Day
- Ladyhill Trail: a flat one mile loop with the Gruffalo sculpture
- Go Ape, mountain bike trails, bike hire and a dog activity trail
- Parking from £4 an hour, according to Forestry England
Bringing the dog to the West Midlands
Five of the six log cabin parks above welcome pets, with Silver Trees the exception. Many of the finest dog walks near Birmingham are on Cannock Chase, so keep a lead handy for the deer and livestock, and browse every pet friendly lodge for more choice.
When is the best time for log cabins in the West Midlands?
Spring brings bluebells and October brings the deer rut. From 5 November, Birmingham's Frankfurt Christmas Market fills Victoria Square and New Street until Christmas Eve. The log cabins Midlands families want for Christmas week go first, so check dates early.
Cold and quiet, so cabins are cheapest. Frosty walks and long hot tub evenings.
Chilly, but the half term holiday fills family log cabins quickly.
Lighter evenings, and Alton Towers usually reopens in mid March.
Easter and the first bluebells, with fewer crowds than summer.
Bluebells, long evenings and Birches Valley open until 9pm.
Warm days around 20C and clear views from the Malvern Hills.
The warmest month. Book ahead for the school holidays.
Busy and warm, with every attraction open.
Schools are back, it's mild and log cabins are quieter.
Autumn colour, the deer rut and Scarefest at Alton Towers.
Wetter, but Birmingham's Christmas Market opens.
Santa trains, Christmas markets and frosty hot tub nights.
Sharing a log cabin with friends
Big Midlands log cabins make a weekend surprisingly affordable once you split the bill, so find a group and share. Ramshorn sleeps 14 and the Stratford retreat ten.
What to pack for cabins in West Midlands woods
- Walking boots for the Chase and the Malverns
- Waterproof jacket
- Swimwear and a robe for your private hot tub
- Flip flops for the deck
- Binoculars for the deer
- Change or a card for car parks
- Dog lead, towel and bed
- Torch for dark woodland paths
- Board games for wet evenings in the cabin
- Theatre tickets booked ahead
Midlands lodge FAQs
Are there log cabins with hot tubs near Birmingham?
Yes. Silver Trees is about 34 minutes from the north of the city, and Bosworth Lakeside and Knights Lodges are under 50 minutes. All three have hot tubs.Are there cabins in West Midlands towns like Coventry or Wolverhampton?
The popular woodland log cabins are a short drive out of the West Midlands cities, on Cannock Chase, in Warwickshire or over the border in Leicestershire.Where can you find dog friendly Midlands lodge parks?
Bosworth Lakeside, Knights Lodges, Quarry Walk, the Ramshorn Estate and Stratford Upon Avon Lodge Retreat all welcome pets. Silver Trees doesn't.What's the difference between a log cabin and a lodge?
A log cabin is built from solid logs, while a lodge is usually timber-framed or timber-clad. Quarry Walk has both.Can a big group holiday together?
Yes, if you need space. The Ramshorn Estate sleeps up to 14 and Stratford Upon Avon Lodge Retreat up to ten.Are there adults only log cabins in the Midlands?
Silver Trees is adults only, Bowbrook Lodges is couples only, and Ashby Woulds Retreat has adult only boutique lodges.Do I need a car?
It helps a lot. The log cabin parks are rural, and the best walks, from Cannock Chase to the Peak District, are easiest to reach by car.Every cabin park in the Midlands is on our West Midlands lodges page. Pick one, and all that's left is the hot tub.
