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Luxury 5 star lodge Beautiful riverside location Stunning river views Fishing available Private hot tub with views Lovely welcome pack included
Situated just a ten minute drive from the popular seaside town of Southport, lies Riverside holiday park.
Lakeside views Log Cabins Close to Blackpool Greedy Goose café bar Wakeboarding, paddle boarding & canoeing
Nestled in the picturesque Ribble Valley, this park offers a rural retreat amidst stunning rolling countryside, perfect for outdoor enthusiasts.
Lakeside setting Luxury lodges Fishing on-site Private decked area
Outdoor heated pool Romantic breaks Boutique style lodges
Luxury waterside lodge Peaceful lakeside setting Prime South Lakeland location Private enclosed decking Indoor swimming pool access Steam room and gym
Handcrafted timber cabin Secluded spot on 2 acres Three cosy bedrooms Close to Gisburn Forest Fishing nearby Excellent walks from doorstep Surrounded by wildlife
Indoor pool Restaurant & bar Fishing on-site Explore the Lake District Lakeside setting
Lavish lodge for ten guests Between Lakes and Dales Ideal for family gatherings Lovely countryside setting Top quality BBQ + Firepit Four plush bedrooms with TVs Massive 75" smart TV
For those wishing to escape from it all and enjoy a quiet and peaceful break, then Hall More is the perfect location.
Tucked away in the peaceful village of Clapham, just six miles from the vibrant market town of Settle, Clapham Holiday Park offers an unforgettable escape in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales.
Must-see group property! Historic island getaway Sleeps 16 in seven bedrooms Wraparound conservatory Panoramic sea views Unique observation tower Accessible facilities Games area for family fun
Finish work on Friday, and by the time the kettle’s boiled you could be easing into a hot tub with the Lancashire hills going dark around you. That’s the appeal of lodges with hot tubs near Preston. The Ribble Valley, the Forest of Bowland, the Fylde coast and the edge of the Lake District are all within about an hour. Better still, the whole North West is on your doorstep, so the getaway starts almost as soon as you leave the city.
This guide covers the closest hot tub lodges to Preston, with real drive times, which holiday park suits couples, families or a group of friends, and what to do once you’ve arrived. Simple. If you’ve been searching for “lodges near me” or “hot tub breaks near me” from Preston, start with the next section.
For a Friday-night getaway, we’d say 45 minutes is the sweet spot. Beyond an hour, you spend the first evening on the road rather than in the bubbles. Here’s how it breaks down from the city centre:
Pack the car, collect the dog, and be soaking before it’s properly dark.
| Lodge | Drive (mins) | Sleeps | Pets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Balderstone riverside lodge | 24 | 6 | No |
| Hambleton Lakeside Lodges | 28 | 6 | Yes |
| Ribblesdale Lodges | 38 | 12 | Yes |
| Box Tree Escapes | 47 | 10 | No |
| Gisburn Forest Lodge | 53 | 5 | Yes |
| Meadows End Lodges | 65 | 4 | Yes |
About 24 minutes’ drive from Preston – sleeps up to 6 – fishing – rated 4.9
This is the closest on our list, and a stunning one. The luxury 5-star three bedroom lodge sits right on the River Ribble with floor-to-ceiling windows, spacious open-plan living, superb views and a private hot tub looking over the water. Anglers can fish straight from the property, and there’s a games room with a pool table for wet evenings. Clitheroe and Longridge are both close by. You can walk part of the 70-mile Ribble Way from here.
About 28 minutes’ drive from Preston – sleeps up to 6 – pets welcome – rated 4.8
Every lodge here has its own outdoor hot tub on the edge of a small lake, and you can fish from your private decked area. It’s the pick for a family getaway with Blackpool within reach for the day, then a quiet night in the tub afterwards. Dogs are welcome too, so nobody gets left at home.
About 38 minutes’ drive from Preston – sleeps up to 12 – pets welcome – rated 4.7
Set in the grounds of the historic Gisburn Estate, these lodges are on the doorstep of the Ribble Valley and the Yorkshire Dales. There’s an outdoor heated pool from April to September, a children’s playground and a gourmet cafe on site, so it works well for a family holiday or a bigger group. The park is quiet and green. Spa treatments are available in some lodges, with charges for those.
About 47 minutes’ drive from Preston – sleeps up to 10 – near a pub – rated 4.7
A spacious single-storey lodge for ten, with four bedrooms and lovely views and a private hot tub on an enclosed patio. It sits between the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District, with views across fields, a charcoal BBQ and a fire pit for the evening. There’s a shared playground and football pitch on the park, which keeps the children busy while you get the tub up to temperature.
About 53 minutes’ drive from Preston – sleeps up to 5 – pets welcome – fishing – near a pub
A handcrafted timber cabin on two private acres on the Yorkshire-Lancashire border, with a hot tub on the decking and nothing but sheep and deer for neighbours. Walkers can set off from the door. Mountain bikers have the stunning trails at Gisburn Forest close by, and You can fish for trout at Stocks Reservoir, and the Crowtrees Inn is just up the road for dinner.
About 65 minutes’ drive from Preston – sleeps up to 4 – pets welcome – rated 4.7
Your best bet for a romantic hot tub break at the southern edge of the Lakes. These luxury semi-detached lodges have a wood burning stove, floor-to-ceiling windows and an outdoor hot tub on the decking. It’s a longer drive, but worth it for a couple’s weekend with Windermere and Cartmel on the doorstep.
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Heading away with friends? Sharing a lodge for six or more cuts the cost per person a lot, so use the calculator below to see what each of you would pay.
You’ll want a few things lined up for the daytime. Preston itself is a good rainy-day stop, and the countryside around it is made for walking, so you can do both without a long drive.
The nearest on our list is the Balderstone riverside lodge, about 24 minutes’ drive away near Blackburn. Hambleton Lakeside Lodges are next at around 28 minutes.
Not many sit inside the city, so most people head out to the Fylde or the Forest of Bowland, where there’s more space and quieter surroundings.
Yes, several do welcome dogs, including Hambleton Lakeside Lodges, Ribblesdale Lodges and Gisburn Forest Lodge. Always check the number of pets allowed when you book.
Yes. Balderstone is on the River Ribble, Hambleton has lake decks, and Gisburn Forest Lodge is close to Stocks Reservoir for trout.
Anywhere within about an hour of Preston makes a good short break. The lodges above are all under 70 minutes by road.
Summer is the busiest, but autumn and winter are lovely for a hot tub, with quieter lanes and cheaper stays.
Yes. It’s on the M6 and the West Coast mainline, so you can reach the Lakes, Dales and coast easily, and the city has museums, parks and plenty of places to eat.
Looking further afield? Our lodges with hot tubs near me guide covers the rest of the UK, and our top five Lake District hot tub lodges are worth a look if you fancy going a bit further north. For more on the area, visit Visit Lancashire.
