Aysgarth Lodges
- Sleeps 2 – 8
- Pets 2
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Aysgarth Lodges combines luxury with the ultimate in sophistication in this collection of chic lodges each with its own hot tub ideal for soaking up the Wensleydale views.
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Aysgarth Lodges combines luxury with the ultimate in sophistication in this collection of chic lodges each with its own hot tub ideal for soaking up the Wensleydale views.
Part of our exclusive Bouja Boutique range, Bainbridge Ings is set in the beautiful Yorkshire Dales enjoying panoramic views of the magnificent Wensleydale landscape.
Springwood Lodges is a small select group of Scandinavian lodges exclusively for couples, offering every comfort and creating a unique retreat for romantic breaks, special celebrations and a wonderful year round luxury escape.
Sun Hill Lodges is part of our Autograph Lodge Holidays Collection, an exclusive cluster of bespoke and exquisitely furnished luxury lodges perfectly positioned to command stunning views over the majestic rolling countryside of North Yorkshire.
Nestled in the Lancashire countryside, Ribble Valley Country & Leisure Park has incredible views of nearby Pendle Hill.
Uniquely positioned in rolling countryside, close to the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District, Bowland Fell is the ideal destination for lovers of the great outdoors.
Cedar Retreats is part of our Autograph Lodge Holidays Collection, a small cluster of luxury lodges nestling in a beautiful lakeside setting close to the renowned village of West Tanfield.
A haven of peace and tranquillity between the Yorkshire Dales and North Yorkshire Moors, this superbly situated park teems with wildlife and boasts 26 acres of stunning grounds including picturesque lawns and gardens with a beautiful stream.
Ribblesdale Lodges is a stunning cluster of superior lodges and cottages in the grounds of the magnificent Grade 1 listed Gisburn Park Estate.
Todber Valley Holiday Park, situated in the picturesque countryside of Lancashire, offers a serene getaway with a variety of facilities tailored for families and individuals seeking a balance of relaxation and activity.
These real log lodges, each unique in design and with an American hot tub, music system, real log fires and hungarian goose down bedding for the ultimate nights sleep, ooze quality and ambience.
Kiplin Lodges offer Luxury accommodation within 11 acres of stunning grounds all the lodges have private bubbling hot tubs and a family and pet friendly, this really is the perfect base for exploring the area and having a superb family holiday.
At the heart of Yorkshire, surrounded by peaceful countryside, you’ll find Woodland Lakes: a collection of traditional wooden lodges and modern holiday homes gathered around tranquil fishing lakes, where your whole family or friendship group can unwind amid the beauty of nature.
Docker Holiday Park is the perfect getaway for those looking to relax and unwind away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Set in the heart of the glorious Yorkshire countryside, Allerton Holiday Park offers a peaceful and relaxing retreat that’s perfectly placed for discovering the very best of this stunning region.
Embark on a journey to the Yorkshire Dales, where rugged landscapes meet serene beauty. Picture yourself in a cosy lodge, the perfect base for exploring rolling hills and quaint villages. Get your adrenaline fix with caving and climbing, or unwind with leisurely walks by the riverside, soaking in the tranquillity. Foodies, rejoice in the local cheeses and ales, a true taste of Yorkshire's rich flavours. For a unique twist, did you know the Dales have their own currency, the 'Yorkshire Pound'? Whether it's a romantic escape, a family quest, or a mates' retreat, a cabin stay in the Dales is unbeatable.
Yorkshire Dales is a gem in the heart of England, offering a tapestry of rolling hills, serene lakes and quaint villages. It's not just the stunning scenery that beckons visitors; the Dales are steeped in a rich tapestry of industrial heritage, with remnants of old mills and railways that once thrived here. In 2025, the area is buzzing with new energy; expect fresh walking routes and refurbished local businesses. Festivals like the Dales Festival of Food and Drink and the Grassington Festival bring the region to life with local music, food and crafts. Opting for a lodge over a hotel gives you that homey feel, with the freedom to explore at your own pace. Yorkshire Dales is unique for its blend of outdoor adventure and cultural experiences, making it a standout destination for your lodge break.
Absolutely, Yorkshire Dales is a playground for kids! They can explore the great outdoors, learn about wildlife and get involved in activities like caving and horse riding. Lodges offer the space families need, often with gardens for playtime and they're a cosy base for adventures.
Here's what to pack for the little ones:
Yorkshire Dales is a haven for pets, with trails galore and plenty of pet-friendly pubs and eateries. The Wensleydale Heifer and The Kings Arms in Askrigg welcome furry friends. When booking your lodge, look for those with enclosed gardens to keep your pooch safe. Always keep a lead handy for areas with livestock and respect local wildlife. And remember, some stiles may not be dog-friendly, so plan your routes accordingly.
| Route | Distance (miles) | Scenery | Postcode |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aysgarth Falls Walk | 2 | Waterfalls & Woodland | DL8 3TH |
| Ribblehead Viaduct Trail | 4.5 | Historic Railway & Moorland | LA6 3AS |
| Malham Cove Circuit | 3 | Limestone Pavements & Cliffs | BD23 4DJ |
| Grassington to Burnsall | 4.5 | Riverbank & Meadows | BD23 5LB |
| Hawes Town Trail | 1.5 | Market Town & Countryside | DL8 3QW |
Remember, these are just a taste of what's on offer. Yorkshire Dales is crisscrossed with paths and trails suitable for all levels of walkers and their four-legged friends.
If you're looking to fan the flames of love, the Yorkshire Dales is a perfect choice. Couples can find a range of lodges offering secluded retreats with added luxuries. Imagine unwinding in a hot tub under the stars after a day of exploring the rolling hills and charming villages. Some lodges provide pamper packs, complete with champagne and chocolates, to make your stay extra special.
For those seeking relaxation, consider a lodge that partners with local spas for a serene experience. Dining out is a treat too, with many lodges offering intimate settings and local fare that's sure to impress. The combination of stunning scenery and cosy accommodation makes for an unforgettable romantic break.
Yorkshire Dales is home to hearty English fare, with its famous Yorkshire puddings and Wensleydale cheese. For a memorable meal, head to The Wensleydale Heifer, known for its local produce and inventive dishes. Families will love the welcoming atmosphere of The Kings Arms, a family-friendly pub with a menu to please all ages.
Couples looking for a romantic dinner should book a table at The Yorke Arms, an elegant restaurant with a sophisticated menu. The local cuisine here is an integral part of the Yorkshire Dales experience, with each meal reflecting the region's rich agricultural heritage.
The Yorkshire Dales may be tranquil by day, but it offers a variety of evening entertainment. For a lively night out, check out The Tan Hill Inn, Britain's highest pub and a favourite among locals and visitors alike. If you're after a more traditional experience, The Buck Inn in Malham is highly recommended for its local ales and warm atmosphere.
Anglers will find the Yorkshire Dales a fisherman's dream, with its clear rivers and scenic lakes. Here's a list of top fishing spots:
For adrenaline junkies, the Yorkshire Dales doesn't disappoint. How Stean Gorge offers caving, rock climbing and gorge walking. Prices vary, but expect to pay around £40 for a half-day adventure. They're open seasonally, so check ahead for availability.
Watersports enthusiasts should visit Semar Water Sports Centre, where you can try sailing, windsurfing, or kayaking. Prices start from £15 and they're typically open from April to September.
| Name | Type | On Offer | Postcode |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hawes Market | Local Market | Local crafts, food | DL8 3QX |
| Leyburn Market | Traditional Market | Antiques, souvenirs | DL8 5EW |
| The Courtyard | Boutique Shops | Artisan goods, clothing | DL8 4TJ |
| Farfield Mill | Arts & Crafts | Handmade textiles, art | LA10 5LW |
| Wensleydale Creamery | Speciality Shop | Cheese, local produce | DL8 3RN |
In the Yorkshire Dales, you're never far from a unique shopping experience or the perfect souvenir to remember your lodge break by.
Driving Distance: About 6 minutes (3.44 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 4 | Pet friendly? No
What to expect: Bainbridge Ings, part of the exclusive Bouja Boutique range, offers a luxurious stay with panoramic Wensleydale views, contemporary homes with private verandahs and no pets allowed, ensuring a pristine environment.
Who will love these lodges? Couples and families seeking a tranquil retreat will adore Bainbridge Ings. The stylish lodges with country chic interiors and open plan living are perfect for those who appreciate a blend of luxury and nature. The peaceful setting makes it an ideal romantic getaway or a serene family break.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? The site is a haven for walkers, with the Pennine Way just half a mile away. While there isn't an onsite restaurant, the market town of Hawes is a mere 10-minute walk, offering shops, cafés and pubs. Wi-Fi is available in the reception area for those who need to stay connected.
What's nearby? Nearby attractions include Hardraw Force Waterfall and local caves and castles, with the Lake District just a 30-minute drive away. The Wensleydale Creamery and a rope makers museum offer unique local experiences (prices vary).
Accommodation options: Bainbridge Ings provides a variety of accommodation options, ranging from romantic lodges like Harveys Hideaway and Annabels Loft for couples, to larger lodges such as Burtersett for groups or families. While the lodges are not pet-friendly, they do offer luxury amenities like hot tubs for a relaxing soak with spectacular views.
Driving Distance: About 49 minutes (32.12 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 8 | Pet friendly? Yes
What to expect: Bowland Fell Park is set in rolling countryside close to both the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District, with more than 130 acres to explore. It's also a recognised Dark Sky location, so clear nights bring great stargazing.
Who will love these lodges? Families and couples who love walking will feel at home, and the larger units sleep up to 8. Selected caravans and lodges are pet friendly, which suits dog owners heading for the hills.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? The 17th-century Crowtrees Inn is the park's bar and restaurant, and there's also a heated indoor pool, a park shop, children's play areas and a recreation field. All park facilities close from 4 November to 23 December, when it's open for accommodation only.
What's nearby? The heart of the Yorkshire Dales is about 49 minutes' drive away, roughly 32 miles. Closer to home, the nearby Forest of Bowland is good for walking, cycling and spotting wildlife.
Accommodation options: Choose the Platinum Lodge with decking, or a Gold 3 Caravan with Decking that sleeps 6. Dog owners can book a pet-friendly unit such as the Gold 3 Lodge with Decking (Pet Friendly). None of them comes with a hot tub.
Driving Distance: About 40 minutes (23.05 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 6 | Pet friendly? Yes
What to expect: Sun Hill Lodges is an Autograph Lodge Holidays Collection member, offering bespoke luxury lodges with hot tubs, covered terraces and spacious gardens, set against the backdrop of North Yorkshire's countryside.
Who will love these lodges? Sun Hill Lodges is ideal for adults seeking a sophisticated and peaceful retreat. Perfect for romantic getaways or group celebrations, the lodges offer privacy, luxury and stunning views.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? The lodges are designed for relaxation, with private hot tubs and terraces. While there's no restaurant onsite, the local towns of Middleham and Leyburn provide shopping, inns and tearooms just 3 miles away.
What's nearby? The surrounding area is rich with attractions like Hawes, Bedale, Richmond and Harrogate, offering a mix of shopping, culture and history (driving times vary).
Accommodation options: Accommodations range from the intimate Lillie Lodge for couples to the larger Woodlands lodge for groups or families. Pet-friendly options are available and all lodges come with the luxury of a hot tub.
Driving Distance: About 45 minutes (29.07 miles) | Sleeps: Up to 8 | Pet friendly? Yes
What to expect: Ribble Valley Country and Leisure Park is set in the Lancashire countryside, with wonderful views of nearby Pendle Hill. It's a peaceful base for walking and cycling, with the Forest of Bowland and the Yorkshire Dales both within easy reach.
Who will love these lodges? Families and small groups have room to spread out, as the largest units sleep up to 8. Dogs are welcome in selected caravans, and breaks start from £159.
What can you do here? Anything onsite? The countryside is the main attraction. Step outside to take in the Pendle Hill views, then plan a walk or a bike ride, as this is great walking and cycling country.
What's nearby? From the middle of the Yorkshire Dales, it's about 45 minutes' drive (29 miles) to the park, so the Dales National Park makes an easy day out. The Forest of Bowland is also close, with plenty of walking and cycling.
Accommodation options: Pick a Platinum Lodge or the Platinum 3 Bed Lodge for more space, or one of the Gold Caravans, including a Gold Accessible Caravan and two pet-friendly models. A typical caravan has a double and a twin room, extra sleeping for two in the lounge, double glazing and central heating throughout.
Aysgarth Falls is a stunning series of waterfalls, surrounded by forest and farmland. It's perfect for nature lovers and families looking for a peaceful walk. The falls have starred in films like Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. Visit in spring for the best flow and fewer crowds. Wear good walking shoes and bring a camera – the views are unforgettable.
Phone number: 0300 067 4800 | Web: yorkshiredales.org.uk
Bolton Abbey offers a mix of history and outdoor fun. The ruins of the 12th-century priory are impressive and the surrounding estate is perfect for picnics and river walks. Kids will love the Welly Walk adventure trail. To avoid the busiest times, aim for a weekday visit. Don't miss the stepping stones across the river – a challenge and a photo op in one!
Phone number: 01756 718000 | Web: boltonabbey.com
The Forbidden Corner is a quirky garden full of surprises. It's a labyrinth of tunnels, chambers and follies that will delight the curious and adventurous of all ages. There's always something new to discover, making it a unique experience every time. Book in advance as it's often sold out. If you're staying in lodges in Yorkshire Dales, this is a must-visit for an offbeat adventure.
Phone number: 01969 640638 | Web: theforbiddencorner.co.uk
Malham Cove is a natural limestone amphitheatre that's a hit with climbers and photographers. The views from the top are epic, especially if you're up for the climb. Harry Potter fans might recognize it from The Deathly Hallows. Early morning is the best time to visit for a serene experience. Pack a picnic and enjoy the panoramic views once you've conquered the steps.
Web: malhamdale.com/malhamcove.htm
Ribblehead Viaduct is an iconic piece of Victorian engineering. It's a photographer's dream, especially at sunset. Train enthusiasts will love watching the steam trains that occasionally pass over. It's also a starting point for walks up the Three Peaks. Visit on a clear day for the best views and bring binoculars to appreciate the detail of the structure.
Wensleydale Creamery is a cheese lover's paradise. See how the famous Wensleydale cheese is made and sample some delicious varieties. The on-site museum and viewing gallery add to the experience. It's a great rainy day option. Try to catch a cheese-making demonstration and don't leave without grabbing some cheese to take back to your lodge!
Phone number: 01969 667664 | Web: wensleydale.co.uk
When planning your lodge break in the Yorkshire Dales, these attractions offer a diverse range of experiences that cater to different interests. Whether you're into history, nature, or just looking for something a bit different, you'll find it here. Remember, the Yorkshire Dales is a popular destination, so booking your lodges and some attractions in advance is a smart move. Enjoy your adventure!
Expect a cosy retreat with stunning views of the rolling hills and dales. Many lodges in Yorkshire Dales come with modern amenities like hot tubs and log burners. You'll have privacy, comfort and nature right on your doorstep. It's the perfect way to unwind and explore the countryside.
Bring layers for changeable weather, waterproofs for walks and sturdy boots for exploring. Don't forget swimwear for hot tubs and a camera for capturing the scenery. Essentials like toiletries are a must and some board games or books for cosy evenings in your lodge wouldn't go amiss.
Most lodges in Yorkshire Dales offer convenient parking, often right outside your accommodation. It's super handy for unloading your gear and makes coming and going a breeze. Check with your specific lodge, as some might have a central car park, but it's usually just a short walk away.
Rain can't spoil the fun! Lodges are equipped for a comfy stay, rain or shine. Dive into a book, enjoy the hot tub (yes, even in the rain!), or visit local attractions like The Forbidden Corner for quirky indoor fun. Yorkshire's charm shines through, whatever the weather.
Yes, many local eateries and supermarkets offer delivery services to lodges. For a special night in, try The Wensleydale Heifer for gourmet meals. Or, for a more casual bite, local takeaways often deliver to nearby lodges. Just check your location's delivery options beforehand.
Absolutely! Off-season visits mean fewer crowds and often better deals on lodges. The landscapes are stunning year-round and you'll find cosy pubs like The Tan Hill Inn, Britain's highest, offering a warm welcome. Plus, winter brings its own magic with frosty walks and snug evenings by the fire.
Definitely. Your hot tub will be sparkling clean and ready for you to jump in. Lodge providers in Yorkshire Dales pride themselves on high standards of cleanliness and hygiene, so rest assured, it's all taken care of before you even get there.
Yorkshire Dales is a playground for all ages! Check out Bolton Castle for a historical adventure or Hesketh Farm Park for hands-on animal fun. Many lodges also offer on-site activities like fishing or mini-golf, perfect for keeping the kids entertained.
Many lodges cater to guests with mobility issues, offering ramps, one-level layouts and walk-in showers. It's best to discuss your needs when booking, as facilities can vary. Places like Long Ashes Park often have specific lodges designed for accessibility.
While many lodges offer Wi-Fi, it's sometimes not as fast as you're used to in the city. It's the perfect excuse for a digital detox. If you need to stay connected, check with your lodge provider beforehand, or you might find yourself closer to nature than you planned – which isn't a bad thing!