Lodges With Hot Tubs Near Kingston Upon Hull

Friday night, work’s done, and you want a hot tub under the stars without a five-hour drive. From Kingston upon Hull you’ve got more choice than you’d think. The best lodges with hot tubs near Hull sit out in the East Riding of Yorkshire, among lakes, farmland and the first slopes of the Yorkshire Wolds, and the closest is only about 13 minutes from the city centre!

We’ve picked six parks that suit a quick getaway, with real drive times from Hull. All of them welcome pets, and each one has a private hot tub at the lodge or cabin, so you can pack the dog, the wellies and a bottle of something fizzy and be soaking before the sun’s gone down. If you’re after log cabins near Hull with a hot tub, this is the shortlist.

Which lodges with hot tubs near Hull are closest?

Drive times below are by road from Hull. Two of the parks are under 20 minutes away, and none of the six is further than 35.

Willow Pastures Country Park, Skirlaugh

About 13 minutes’ drive from Hull – sleeps up to 6 – pets welcome – rated 4.9

Skirlaugh is practically on Hull’s doorstep, which makes Willow Pastures Country Park the pick when you’ve got a Friday evening and not much else. The lodges sit in a quiet rural spot with countryside views, nature walks starting from the park, and a garden centre, café and traditional pub close by. Guests get a private hot tub outside each lodge.

It’s a handy base for the coastal towns too. Hornsea and Bridlington are both an easy run from here, and there are market towns to wander when you fancy a change from the tub. Guests rate it highly, and it’s a Willow Pastures Country Park stay that suits couples and families alike.

Raywell Hall Country Lodges, Raywell

About 17 minutes’ drive from Hull – sleeps up to 8 – pets welcome – rated 4.8

Set in the grounds of a 19th century hall, this park feels more grown-up and polished than most. Inside the two bedroom lodge, expect two bathrooms (one en suite per bedroom), super king-size zip-link beds that can be set up as twins if you ask before arriving, walk-in wardrobes and a dishwasher in the open-plan kitchen.

French doors lead out to the private decking and hot tub, with countryside views beyond. Skidby Windmill is nearby if you want a gentle afternoon out.

Croft Park Lodges, Little Weighton

About 24 minutes’ drive from Hull – sleeps up to 4 – pets welcome – rated 4.8

Every lodge at Croft Park has its own private outdoor hot tub, and the lodges and the park café are both dog friendly. There’s live music at weekends, and dog-walking fields nearby so the four-legged members of the group get a proper run before bed.

Beverley is only four miles away, so you can be browsing the shops of this East Yorkshire market town within ten minutes of leaving your front door.

Dacre Lakeside Park, Brandesburton

About 27 minutes’ drive from Hull – sleeps up to 6 – pets welcome – rated 4.7

Scandinavian-style log cabins and lodges around a lake, each with an outdoor hot tub and a view over the water. It’s a lakeside retreat with room for up to six guests. A pizzeria overlooks the lake, canoeing, tennis and cycle hire are all on offer (some may carry an extra charge, so check when you book), and Brandesburton village has two pubs, a restaurant and a shop within walking distance.

North Star Sanctum, Fitling

About 33 minutes’ drive from Hull – sleeps up to 4 – pets welcome – rated 4.9

A small collection of lodges in East Yorkshire near Hornsea, which keeps things quiet. Each bedroom has its own en suite, and bi-fold doors open the living area to the countryside, a wood burner warms the evenings, and the enclosed garden has a patio, a barbecue and the hot tub. Walking trails start from the park.

Fairview Lodges, Withernsea

About 34 minutes’ drive from Hull – sleeps up to 6 – pets welcome – rated 4.8

Finnish lodges with wide views over the East Riding of Yorkshire countryside and the Holderness coast on your doorstep. It’s the most coastal of the six. You can walk the clifftops in the morning, then soak your legs in the hot tub by lunchtime.

Willing to drive a little further for your next getaway? Green Meadows Park near Hornsea is about 34 minutes away, and across the Humber the lakeside lodges at Caistor Lakes are about 41 minutes. Our top five hot tub lodges near Hull has more to compare.

Looking for hot tub lodges near me? How far is too far from Hull?

If you live in Hull, the sweet spot for a weekend is under 40 minutes. You’ll lose almost no holiday time to the car, and you can check in on Friday after work.

• Under 20 minutes: Willow Pastures and Raywell Hall, for a last-minute night away.
• 20 to 35 minutes: Croft Park, Dacre Lakeside, North Star Sanctum and Fairview, for a proper weekend with beaches and market towns within reach.
• Around 40 to 50 minutes: Caistor Lakes in Lincolnshire, or Kilnwick Percy near Pocklington on the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds, when you fancy a change of scenery.

Want to see every park in the area? Our West Yorkshire lodge page lists them all, and the North of England pages cover the rest.

What to do on a hot tub break near Hull

Kingston upon Hull is compact, and most of the best bits are within a 15 minute walk of each other, so plan one proper city day and spend the rest of the break by the tub.

In the city

Start in the Old Town, where cobbled streets and Georgian houses survived the bombing, and where Wilberforce House marks the birthplace of William Wilberforce. Hull Minster, a 14th century church, offers tours that climb the clock tower for views across the city.

The Deep is the one to pick if you’ve children. Huge tanks and an underwater viewing tunnel make it a real family day out, and it’s easy to pair with a stroll along the marina. Hull Maritime Museum and the Streetlife Museum of Transport cover the city’s seafaring and travel history, and Visit Hull keeps an up-to-date list of what’s on. Hull Fair, one of the biggest travelling fairs in Europe, rolls into town every October.

East Park, with its boating lake, playground and café, is the place for a picnic, and the Humber Bridge has a footpath and cycle track across the estuary.

On the coast and in the Wolds

Drive east to Hornsea Mere for birdwatching and sailing, or carry on to the Holderness beaches near Withernsea. North, the Yorkshire Coast opens up with Bridlington and Flamborough Head, and RSPB Bempton Cliffs is the place for puffins from May to July. Beverley Minster is a short hop from Croft Park, and the walking routes across the Yorkshire Wolds suit a long lazy Sunday. More ideas on our Yorkshire Coast page.

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Sharing a lodge near Hull

Raywell Hall sleeps up to 8, and Willow Pastures, Dacre Lakeside and Fairview sleep up to 6, so a group trip works out well when guests share the bill and the hot tub rota.

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