- Sleeps 4
- Pets: 2
- Hot Tub
Superb bespoke lodge with two bedrooms sleeping up to four people. Deluxe master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and en suite wet room. Second bedroom with two twin beds.
Superb bespoke lodge with two bedrooms sleeping up to four people. Deluxe master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and en suite wet room. Second bedroom with two twin beds.
Superb bespoke lodge with two bedrooms sleeping up to four people. Deluxe master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and en suite wet room. Second bedroom with two twin beds.
Brand new addition, superb bespoke lodge sleeping up to 6 people, featuring a deluxe master bedroom with king-size bed and en suite wet room and 2 additional bedrooms with twin beds. Large family bathroom with a full size bath for added convenience. Spacious front living area that combines a comfortable lounge, dining area, alongside with a fully equipped kitchen.
Superb bespoke lodge with two bedrooms sleeping up to four people. Deluxe master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and en suite wet room. Second bedroom with two twin beds.
Superb bespoke lodge with four bedrooms sleeping up to ten people. Deluxe master bedroom with king-size bed, walk-in wardrobe and en suite wet room, one double bedroom and two bunk bedrooms. Each bunk has a double on the bottom and a single on top.
Intimate bespoke lodge with three bedrooms sleeping up to six people. Master bedroom and two twin bedrooms. Large family shower room and separate w/c.
27 reviews from guests who stayed at Noahs Retreat
"Lovely place but the fishing wasn't as good as it's cracked up to be. Plenty of small fish but there are not many carp and bream. The lodge was comfortable but basic. Be prepared to have no cupboards for food stuff as all the units have various utensils in them. The single beds are comfortable but small. The hot tub was amazing though. The couch is spacious but not the most comfy."
"A five star lodge - would definitely recommend. If you like wildlife and watching the world go by, then this place is definitely for you."
"Would give 5 star but main bed mattress not the greatest other than that its lovely"
"Our second stay at Noah's Retreat this year and we were not disappointed. Bulfinch Lodge was perfect for us. The accessibility features were great for my wife and the fishing was good for me even if tough because of recent weather - low water levels and hot. We did enjoy the sun though."
"Our Noahs Retreat review: Accomodation was lovely for a relaxing break by the lake. Our large breed dog was also extremely relaxed here. Such a lovely setting and views from living room and decking were perfect. Partner really enjoyed his fishing. We stayed in Falcon lodge and kitchen tap could do with a repair where the thread is bare so constantly falls off but can still be used. Wet room could do with a wet brush to sweep water towards drain otherwise you do find the room stays very wet after shower is used and need to wear shoes in there to use sink and toilet. A hoover would have been great to hoover up dog hair during our stay but we did not enquire so unsure if 1 would be available upon request. These were all minor issues and did not spoil our stay. We visiting Fitties beach each day for our dog to have a good run around and get wet. We would love to come back. Everyone was so friendly. Supermarkets close by and take aways delivered to your door if you don't fancy venturing out."
"Loved the lodge and settings, very peaceful and relaxing break. We stayed in Chaffinch Lodge which had a bit more space either side as currently space for more lodges. We didn't actually fish ourselves but did see others fishing from their lodge. You could actually see the fish in the water and occasionally they jumped out of the water. Lots of Ducks and geese on the lake as well to watch and we had dragonflies and damselflies. We had a couple of issues but rang the after hours number and John was round within the hour. We had a problem with the cooker as they were waiting for the engineer but they had provided an air fryer/grill, we just had to change what we were planning on eating. We managed to get 3 of the 5 bi-fold doors open which was lovely as we were there when it was red hot, think the other 2 just needed a bit more force at the bottom but we didn't want to break them so left them 2 closed. We didn't spot the wood walk until the last day which was ideal for taking a dog for a walk or the kids exploring, (check out the Alice in Wonderland characters). Plenty of places to visit within an hours drive and a golf course next door. Local Spar just off the roundabout and Morrisons 10 mins drive."
"Bullfinch lodge , brilliant location, allows dogs, good facilities for disabled but the beds were very soft, lodge needs some TLC as wet room was leaking from shower area down to toilet, no grab rails in the wet rooms, rugs were getting to look quite old,"
"We stayed in Whimbrel 5 and were surprised by the facilities on offer as they're not mentioned anywhere on the Hoseasons website. The lodge has a washer drier, a dishwasher and great WiFi. The hot tub was lovely with views over the lake."
"Lovely and relaxing park. Good facilities and helpful staff. Would highly recommend"
"This place is a hidden gem! Peaceful, tranquil just what we needed! The lodge had everything you needed and we even had a bottle of Prosecco and box of chocolates on arrival. We will be booking again! Thank you for a memorable stay!"
"Generally poor, dirty & not impressed."
"Great spot, perfect for unwinding after work."
"Bigger sofa plus chairs need in falcon lodge"
"Great lodge with everything you need and lovely views"
"Really enjoyed our stay, the views are absolutely stunning!"
"Great little lodge, feels cosy and has all you need with lovely views. Would recommend!"
"We had a really relaxing week here, just what we needed. The surroundings are lovely and peaceful, perfect for unwinding. Our daughters favourite spot is definitely the water - she loves it! Sitting in the hot tub, watching the ducks on the lake, was just perfect. We barely heard any road noise unless there were boy races nearby, which wasnt often. We brought a mobile hoist to help with her needs, though it wouldve been even better if the beds had open bases so she could move around easier. The dog loved having a secure space of its own. Shops arent too far away and it was nice to see Christmas decorations everywhere around the grounds. John was really helpful too!"
"Beds were very comfortable and lodge was very clean"
"The lodge and site are spotlessly clean and the peaceful vibe really helps you unwind. Lovely stay!"
"A really beautiful setting nice peaceful and relaxing atmosphere very clean and tidy lodge and site"
"Overall, we had a lovely time, though its really peaceful here, which is great for relaxing. Just a heads-up, youll need a car since shops are a bit of a drive away. Perfect if youre after quiet!"
"We really loved this place, but the beds are a bit of a pain if you need a hoist. They look lovely, but theyre way too low for that sort of equipment. Would be amazing if they offered profiling beds or hoist hire options, honestly. Still, gorgeous spot!"
"Our stay was quite relaxing and the lodge itself was lovely. We arrived to find no reception, which was a bit odd, but the site was peaceful, probably because theyre still developing it since only five lodges are finished. A few bits like cutlery and dishes werent quite clean and an airer wouldve been handy since theres nowhere to hang towels. WiFi was a nightmare-kept saying wrong password, even after moving the router. Still, we really enjoyed the quiet vibe!"
"We had a lovely stay at the lodge! The hot tub was great and everything was spotless. The owner was super friendly and helpful. Beds were plush, though a shower chair would help those with mobility issues."
"Wed heard some pretty mixed reviews before booking, with worries about flickering lights and dirty hot tubs that seemed more like a health hazard than relaxing. Honestly, our experience was quite the opposite. The cabin was spotlessly clean, warm and cosy right from the start. We were in the hot tub within an hour and it was super clean - my wife had taken her make-up off beforeh and, so we could really enjoy it without any worries. The view over the lake was stunning, especially at sunrise-it really did take our breath away. The occasional dimming of the lights did catch us off guard at first, but it seemed like some teething issues with the new place, possibly from too many kettles being used at once. Nothing major and Im sure theyll sort it out soon enough. The location felt quite remote, which we loved - peace and quiet, with Grimsby and Cleethorpes just ten minutes away by car. Theres also a handy service station nearby and the Spar stocks most things you might need for a comfy stay. We really enjoyed ourselves and are already planning to come back in the warmer months, maybe with some fishing rods to try out on the lake. All in all, a lovely stay and definitely worth returning to!"
"Loved our stay overall, just a few lights flickered quite a bit, but nothing major."
"We had a lovely few days over the Christmas and New Year period with our extended family of 10, from teenagers to seniors. The welcome gift and subtle festive decorations really added a warm touch when we arrived. The lodge was beautifully done up, high-spec and cosy, though with only six comfy seats, some of us had to settle for the dining chairs or pull in outside ones to sit together. Its well equipped, but a couple of pint glasses wouldve been handy. Finding the site in the dark was tricky, especially since the new reception isnt finished yet, but were sure thatll improve soon. The surrounding area and lighting could be better, as the site was quite dark at times and we lost power once when the lights dimmed. The hot tub was absolutely fantastic! Wed definitely come back, just hope they sort out the check-in and lighting issues."
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Noahs Retreat, with real driving times.
Sat nav: HU1 4DP
A charity-run aquarium on the Humber Estuary with sharks, penguins, rays and Europe's deepest viewing tunnel.
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.
Sat nav: LN2 1PX
A grade I listed Gothic cathedral with medieval stained glass, themed tours and a hands-on Discovery Centre for families.
Lincoln Cathedral is a Church of England cathedral and a working place of worship, consecrated in the 11th century. The building is grade I listed and has Gothic architecture from several periods, including two large rose windows, the Dean's Eye and the Bishop's Eye. The Victorian writer John Ruskin rated it highly among British buildings.
Tip: The cathedral is a living church, so some areas can close for services or events. Check the visit page for current restrictions before you travel.
Sat nav: PE25 1RH
A seaside theme park near Skegness with rides, live shows, mini golf, bowling and a big market.
Fantasy Island is a resort theme park at Ingoldmells on the Lincolnshire coast, close to Skegness and a short walk from the beach. Rides are split into three wristband levels, Discovery and Adventurer for thrill seekers and Little Explorer for younger children, with height restrictions applying. Outdoor rides sit alongside an indoor entertainment complex in a steel pyramid.
Tip: Check the park is open before you go, as it closes between seasons. Wristbands can be pre-booked online or bought on arrival, and the right one depends on your height.
Sat nav: LN1 3AA
A Norman castle in Lincoln's Cathedral Quarter with a Victorian prison, wall views and a Magna Carta.
Lincoln Castle was built by William the Conqueror in the late 11th century on the site of a Roman fortress. It is unusual for having two mottes, and it stayed in use as a prison and court for centuries. It sits in the heart of Lincoln's historic Cathedral Quarter.
Tip: Call the Customer Service Centre on 01522 782019 before you go to check which parts are open and which Magna Carta documents are on display.
Sat nav: HU17 0DP
One of the UK's largest parish churches, a Gothic masterpiece with free entry and rooftop tours.
Beverley Minster is the parish church of Saint John and Saint Martin in Beverley, East Riding of Yorkshire. It is one of the largest parish churches in the UK, bigger than a third of English cathedrals, and is regarded as a Gothic masterpiece.
Tip: Tours, including the Roof Tour, can be booked through the Minster's website. On Sunday mornings access is limited to the west end until services finish.
Sat nav: DN21 2NB
One of England's best-preserved medieval manor houses, with a remarkable original kitchen and a tower to climb.
Gainsborough Old Hall is a five-hundred-year-old manor house, built by Sir Thomas Burgh in 1460 and now run by English Heritage. It is one of the best-preserved medieval manor houses in England, and a timber-framed building with a striking black-and-white look.
Tip: Head for the medieval kitchen and great hall first, then finish with the tower climb (59 steps) for the view.
Sat nav: HU1 3RA
Seven centuries of European art, from medieval painting to modern work, in the heart of Hull.
The Ferens is one of the UK's finest art collections, housed in a Grade II listed building in Queen Victoria Square. The collection runs from late medieval painting through to sculpture and new media, with highlights from Lorenzetti, Frans Hals, Canaletto, Leighton, Stanley Spencer, Helen Chadwick and Gillian Wearing. Alongside the permanent displays there are changing exhibitions.
Tip: No need to book for a normal visit, but last admission is 30 minutes before closing and the café shuts an hour before the gallery.
Sat nav: PE23 4HH
Explore the ruined birthplace of the future Henry IV, built in 1220 without a keep.
Bolingbroke Castle is a ruined castle in Old Bolingbroke, Lincolnshire. It was founded in 1220 by Ranulf, Earl of Chester, shortly after he returned from the Fifth Crusade. It is one of the earliest castles designed and built without a keep, relying instead on thick walls, five D-shaped towers and a twin-towered gatehouse.
Tip: Look for the lower walls and the ground floors of the towers, which are the main surviving parts to see.
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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.