Wighill Manor Lodges
27 Miles from Doncaster
- Sleeps 2 – 4
- Hot Tub
Luxury lodges Near York Fishing on-site Scenic location
From
£325
for 3 nights
North of England
Lodges With Hot Tubs Near Doncaster
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Hazelhurst Lodges
27 Miles from Doncaster
- Sleeps 4 – 6
- Hot Tub
Wooden cabins Luxurious lodges Rural location Romantic breaks Countryside views
From
£489
for 3 nights
Camper UK Leisure Park
27 Miles from Doncaster
- Sleeps 2 – 4
- Pets 1
- Hot Tub
Historic City Countryside settings Lake views 10 miles from Lincoln Top local walks
From
£349
for 3 nights
Darwin Forest Lodges
29 Miles from Doncaster
- Sleeps 2 – 8
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
If you’re after a Peak District break with a bit of everything, Darwin Forest should be right at the top of your list.
From
£400
for 2 nights
Allerthorpe Golf and Country Park
29 Miles from Doncaster
- Sleeps 4 – 6
- Pets 2
- Hot Tub
Lakeside locations Bar and restaurant Golf on-site Lakeside setting
From
£485
for 2 nights
Picture it: Friday tea-time, the work week behind you, and less than an hour later you’re easing into a bubbling private hot tub with a lake going pink in front of you. That’s the appeal of lodges with hot tubs near Doncaster. You don’t need a plane, a long motorway slog or a week off.
South Yorkshire sits in a handy spot. The A1(M) and M18 put Nottinghamshire’s woodland, the edge of the Peak District, the Vale of York and the Lincolnshire lakes all within about an hour’s drive. Every lodge below is a real, bookable hot tub lodge, and the drive times are by road from Doncaster.
Not sure where to start? Skip to the table and sort by drive time.
Which lodges with hot tubs near Doncaster are worth the drive?
These are the closest lodges in Doncaster’s reach, starting with the shortest drive. If you live here and just want a quick escape, the first three are your best bets. Each one works as a Friday-night getaway, because you can be in the tub before the water’s gone cold.
| Lodge | Drive (mins) | Sleeps | Pets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oakwood Lodges | 40 | 4 | Yes |
| Redbrick Woodland Lodges | 42 | 8 | Yes |
| Wild Acre Village | 43 | 10 | No |
| Woodland Lakes Boutique Lodges | 46 | 2 | Yes |
| Hazelhurst Lodges | 48 | 6 | No |
| Darwin Forest Lodges | 50 | 8 | Yes |
Oakwood Lodges, South Duffield
About 40 minutes’ drive from Doncaster – sleeps up to 4 – pets welcome – luxury
Right on the edge of a lake in the Yorkshire Wolds, these are the nearest we list. Inside you’ll find an open-plan living space, a fully equipped kitchen, a smart TV and a bathroom with a rainfall shower. The main bedroom has a king-size bed on a mezzanine, there’s a second double, and outside the six-seater hot tub looks over the water.
It’s a good pick for two couples travelling together, or a small family who want a quiet night away.
Redbrick Woodland Lodges, Edwinstowe
About 42 minutes’ drive from Doncaster – sleeps up to 8 – pets welcome
Tucked into woodland around a small lake, in the grounds of a nineteenth-century house, this park sits close to Sherwood Forest. Lodges have large decking and a hot tub each, and the park also has a converted barn and cottages if your group is bigger. There’s a bar and restaurant on site, so you can leave the car alone once you’ve arrived.
Sherwood Visitor Centre is close by, with nature trails and plenty of squirrels to spot.
Wild Acre Village at Sundown Adventureland, Retford
About 43 minutes’ drive from Doncaster – sleeps up to 10
Got little ones? This one’s built around them. The themed cabins and lodges sit beside Sundown Adventureland, a family theme park, and tickets are included for 2026 stays. Single cabins sleep five, double cabins sleep ten, and the lodges have three bedrooms.
Check the park’s charges for later bookings before you commit.
Woodland Lakes Boutique Lodges, Aughton
About 46 minutes’ drive from Doncaster – sleeps up to 2 – adults only – pets welcome in some lodges
Quiet, grown-up and made for couples. These timber lodges look out over a small lake from mature woodland, with oversized south-facing sun decks that catch the light from morning to sunset. Certain lodges let you bring one small dog, so the four-legged member of the family needn’t miss out.
Hazelhurst Lodges, Ashover
About 48 minutes’ drive from Doncaster – sleeps up to 6 – rated 5.0
Head south-west into the Derbyshire hills and you’ll find outdoor hot tubs, country-style interiors and views across unspoilt countryside. Ashover village has three good pubs, and Ashover Rock gives you views of five counties. Walks start right from the doorstep.
Darwin Forest Lodges, Matlock
About 50 minutes’ drive from Doncaster – sleeps up to 8 – pets welcome – luxury
This award-winning park is the pick if you want the Peak District on your doorstep, tucked away in woodland between Matlock and Bakewell. There’s room to roam, family activities on site and a big range of lodge sizes, so it suits a long weekend with the whole gang.
What’s the closest lodge with a hot tub to Doncaster?
On our listings it’s Oakwood Lodges, at about 40 minutes by road. Redbrick Woodland Lodges and Wild Acre Village follow within a few minutes. If you’d rather stay in the county, take a look at our South Yorkshire lodges and the wider Yorkshire collection. Our guide to lodges with hot tubs near me covers wherever you’re starting from.
Still comparing? The next few sections cover pets, parking and what each stay feels like.
How far is too far for a weekend? For a two-night stay, most people are happy with an hour behind the wheel. Anything beyond that and you start losing the evening you came for.
What to do near Doncaster on a hot tub break
You’ll want a day or two out of the tub, and Doncaster gives you plenty to choose from, with a good mix of nearby attractions across South Yorkshire.
- Yorkshire Wildlife Park near Branton: lions, tigers, polar bears and plenty of walk-through enclosures, so it’s easily the best family day out. Our guide to lodges near Yorkshire Wildlife Park has more.
- Cusworth Hall Museum and Park: an eighteenth-century house telling Doncaster’s story, with free parkland for picnics and a stroll.
- Conisbrough Castle: a medieval keep run by English Heritage, with views over the Don valley. Check opening times before you go.
- Doncaster Racecourse: racing through the year, and the St Leger Festival every September.
- Potteric Carr Nature Reserve: wetland trails and birdwatching close to town.
- Danum Gallery, Library and Museum: the town’s museum and art gallery, in the centre.
Bad weather? Browse the shops at Lakeside Village or the Frenchgate Centre, then head back to the lodge for a long soak.
Which lodge suits you best?
Dog friendly lodges near Doncaster
- Oakwood Lodges: pets welcome, lakeside walks from the door
- Redbrick Woodland Lodges: pets welcome, forest paths close by
- Darwin Forest Lodges: pets welcome, Peak District footpaths on the doorstep
- Woodland Lakes: one small dog in certain lodges only
Check each lodge page for its dog friendly rules and any extra charge.
Decking, gardens and private hot tubs
Most of these parks give you a private deck with an outdoor hot tub rather than a garden, so you can soak in your own space without sharing.
It’s worth checking the bedroom layout too: Oakwood has a king-size on a mezzanine, while Wild Acre’s lodges have three bedrooms for a family or group. Garden space is limited, so the deck is where you’ll spend most of your evenings.
Parking and getting there
Every park is a straightforward drive from South Yorkshire on the A1(M), M18 or A614. Parking details differ. It’s an easy drive, so check the lodge page for parking and any electric charging before you set off, particularly if you’re bringing two cars.
Golf, fishing and lakes nearby
Woodland Lakes is close to The Oaks Golf Club and Spa, and lakeside fishing is easy to find across Lincolnshire and the Vale of York. It’s a good excuse to turn a hot tub break into an active weekend.
Tip: book a Sunday check-in if you can. South Yorkshire’s weekend roads are quieter and the lodge is all yours by teatime.
Couples should look at Woodland Lakes and Hazelhurst, where the setting does most of the work. Families will find more space at Wild Acre Village and Darwin Forest. Dog owners have Oakwood, Redbrick and Darwin Forest to choose from. And if you’re after a bigger lodge for a group, Wild Acre sleeps up to ten.
Fancy a wider search? Our lodges near Sheffield guide covers the other side of the Peak District, and Lincolnshire is a straight run east for lakes and fishing.
- Swimming costume (and a spare for the morning dip)
- Flip-flops for the walk to the tub
- A dressing gown or big towel
- Warm layers for the evening
- Wellies for lakeside walks
- Dog bed and bowl, if your lodge allows pets
- Board games for the rainy afternoon
- Snacks and drinks for the deck
- Phone charger and a speaker
- Walking boots for Sherwood Forest or the Peak District
Cold and quiet. A steaming tub under a frosty sky is hard to beat.
Still chilly, and lodges are good value. Wrap up for walks.
Lighter evenings arrive and the lakes start to wake up.
Spring walks and fewer crowds at Yorkshire Wildlife Park.
Long days, bluebells in the woods and pleasant weather.
Warm evenings on the deck, with Sherwood Forest at its greenest.
Peak season for family days out and lakeside fishing.
School holidays, so book early for the bigger lodges.
The St Leger Festival at Doncaster Racecourse, and settled weather.
Autumn colour in the woods and a hot tub that feels even better.
Dark early, which means more tub time. Bring a coat.
Cosy lodge breaks before Christmas, so book ahead for dates close to the holiday.
Sharing a bigger lodge between friends is the easy way to bring the cost down, so use the calculator above to work out each person’s share.
Doncaster hot tub lodge FAQs
Are there lodges with hot tubs in Doncaster itself?
Most hot tub lodges sit in the countryside around the town rather than inside it. The closest we list are about 40 minutes away by road.
How far is too far for a weekend away from Doncaster?
An hour or so is the sweet spot for a two-night break. Every lodge above is within that.
Can I take my dog to a hot tub lodge near Doncaster?
Yes, at Oakwood Lodges, Redbrick Woodland Lodges, Darwin Forest and some lodges at Woodland Lakes. Always check the lodge page before booking.
What’s the best lodge near Doncaster for couples?
Woodland Lakes Boutique Lodges is adults only and sleeps two. Hazelhurst Lodges is another quiet choice.
Which lodges suit a big group?
Wild Acre Village sleeps up to ten, while Redbrick Woodland Lodges and Darwin Forest sleep up to eight.
What can we do nearby with children?
Yorkshire Wildlife Park is the big draw, and Wild Acre Village sits right beside Sundown Adventureland.
Is there a lodge near Doncaster with a hot tub and fishing?
Our fishing lodges in Lincolnshire guide is a good starting point for lakeside lodges.
Ready to book? Browse the full range at lodgeswithhottubs.org.uk and pick the lodge that suits your crowd.
