Lodges With Hot Tubs Near Lowestoft

Lowestoft is the most easterly town in the United Kingdom, located on the Suffolk coast in East Anglia. Lodges with hot tubs here offer the perfect base to explore this coastal town and its stunning beaches. Families come for attractions like Pleasurewood Hills Theme Park and Africa Alive Wildlife Park where kids can see lions and giraffes up close.

Self-catering accommodation at a holiday lodge provides freedom to enjoy days out at your own pace and booking a dog friendly cabin means your pet can join beach walks along the golden sands. After busy days exploring the Broads National Park, return to your log cabin for a relaxing soak in your private hot tub.

Hot tub lodges you’ll love

The Hollies Kessingland, Suffolk

Just a short drive from Lowestoft (about 7 miles), The Hollies Kessingland offers direct beach access with your very own private hot tub to soak in after sandy adventures.

This superb modern lodge park features spacious accommodation with open-plan living areas and fully equipped kitchens. The Kingfisher Lodge is particularly popular with its two bedrooms, shower cubicle and all-important outdoor hot tub.

Nearby attractions include Southwold with its famous pier (12 miles), the unique habitat of The Broads National Park (5 miles) and plenty of activities like swimming, golf and ten pin bowling. Adventure seekers can try horse riding or tackle the cycling trails that wind through the picturesque Suffolk countryside.

The site offers various self-catering accommodation options to suit different group sizes. There’s an outdoor play area to keep kids entertained while adults plan the next day’s activities.

Cherry Tree, Norfolk

Located about 14 miles from Lowestoft, Cherry Tree holiday park delivers year-round entertainment with both indoor and outdoor heated swimming pools plus a bubbling hot tub waiting at your luxury lodge.

The Aldeby Lodge showcases classic country house styling with modern touches like USB charging points and a wrap-around kitchen. After beach adventures, return to your private veranda for al fresco dining before slipping into your hot tub with a glass of something cold. Double glazing and central heating ensure comfort whatever the weather throws at you.

Great Yarmouth’s famous Golden Mile beach is just a short drive away (6 miles) with its traditional seaside attractions. The Norfolk Broads offer boat trips and wildlife spotting opportunities (4 miles), while Norwich’s medieval cathedral and castle make for a fascinating day trip (23 miles).

On-site facilities are impressive with a Showbar hosting live entertainment, the Boathouse Bar & Restaurant for dining and a Costa Coffee for your morning caffeine fix. Kids will love the all-weather multi-sports court and adventure playground.

Fairway Lakes Lodges, Norfolk

Just 15 miles from Lowestoft, these stunning Scandinavian-style log cabins sit within a 400-acre estate complete with golf courses, spa facilities and your very own private hot tub and sauna combination.

The Meadows Lodge offers exceptional luxury with underfloor heating throughout and a super king-size bedroom with en-suite. Step through doors onto your private decking area where your hot tub bubbles invitingly. Some lodges even feature spiral staircases and glass bridges for that extra wow factor!

The Norfolk Broads National Park is practically on your doorstep (3 miles) offering boat trips, wildlife watching and waterside pubs. Norwich city centre provides excellent shopping and historic attractions (20 miles), while Great Yarmouth’s sandy beaches and amusements are a short drive too (8 miles).

As these lodges sit within Caldecott Hall Golf Club and Spa grounds, you can enjoy two 18-hole golf courses, a fitness suite, spa treatments and an indoor pool (additional charges apply). The on-site restaurant serves delicious meals when you fancy a break from self-catering.

Chestnut Tree Barns, Suffolk

Around 18 miles from Lowestoft, these characterful timber-framed barns offer the perfect setting for family gatherings with hot tubs, dog paddocks and enough space to sleep up to 14 people across three properties.

Each barn has been thoughtfully decorated to a high standard with luxury touches throughout. The larger properties feature cosy wood burners for chilly evenings and open-plan living spaces perfect for socialising. After exploring Suffolk’s countryside, your private hot tub awaits – perhaps with a glass of local gin while the sunset paints the sky.

The market town of Bungay is just 4 miles away with independent shops and restaurants. Try paddleboarding on the Broads (5 miles) or take the kids to Pleasurewood Hills Theme Park (17 miles). Beach lovers can head to Lowestoft for traditional seaside fun or explore the quaint coastal towns dotting Suffolk’s shoreline.

What makes these lodges special is the outdoor space – a whole meadow plus a secure one-acre dog paddock means four-legged friends can run wild! BBQ facilities allow for outdoor feasts while kids explore. With highchairs and cots available, these dog-friendly accommodations cater perfectly to multi-generational family holidays where the hot tub becomes the social hub after busy days out.

Get More From Your Lowestoft Hot Tub Break

Sightseeing

Lowestoft sits on the Suffolk coast as Britain’s most easterly town. The beaches here are top-notch with Blue Flag status at both Lowestoft South and North. When you’re not relaxing in your hot tub at your lodge, head to the seafront for classic British seaside fun.

The town has a strong maritime history that’s worth exploring. Check out the East Anglia Transport Museum where you can ride on vintage trams and trolleybuses. The Royal Plain Fountains offer free entertainment for kids who need to cool off after a day of sightseeing.

Ness Point, the UK’s most easterly spot, gives you bragging rights for standing at this geographical landmark. It’s not fancy but there’s something cool about being the first in the country to see the sunrise while everyone else is still asleep.

Pet Friendly

Lowestoft works brilliantly for dog owners looking for lodges with hot tubs. Many beaches allow dogs year-round including Pakefield Beach and parts of North Beach. Just check seasonal restrictions on the main beaches during summer months.

Dogs are welcome on the Lowestoft to Oulton Broad walk – a lovely 3-mile route that follows the old railway line. Perfect for burning off energy before heading back to your dog-friendly lodge for a dip in the hot tub while your pooch snoozes.

The Jolly Sailors pub in Pakefield welcomes dogs inside and out, with water bowls and treats available. Mark’s Fish Shop on London Road South even does a special fish bits box for dogs – because your four-legged mate deserves fish and chips too!

Top 5 attractions you have to see in Lowestoft

1. Lowestoft Beach – The town’s main beach stretches for miles with golden sand and safe swimming. The South Beach has won Blue Flag status and offers traditional seaside entertainment. Free entry with just parking costs to consider.

2. Africa Alive! – This wildlife park houses over 80 species from African lions to rhinos across 100 acres. Walking trails take you past grazing giraffes and zebras. Visitors rate the lemur encounters highly. £24.50 adults, £16.50 children. Located just outside Lowestoft in Kessingland.

3. Pleasurewood Hills – This theme park has rides for all ages from the terrifying Wipeout roller coaster to gentler attractions for smaller kids. The sea lion and parrot shows get great feedback. From £19.50 when booked online. Open seasonally so check before visiting.

4. Nicholas Everitt Park – Located in nearby Oulton Broad, this park offers boating, play areas and beautiful gardens. The Lowestoft Museum inside the park has free entry and displays local history. Free entry to the park itself. Great spot to visit before returning to your self-catering lodge for an evening hot tub session.

5. East Anglia Transport Museum – Ride on vintage trams, trolleybuses and narrow-gauge railway. It’s run by enthusiastic volunteers who know their stuff. Visitors praise the nostalgic atmosphere. Open weekends and some weekdays April-October. www.eatransportmuseum.co.uk

FAQs about visiting Lowestoft

When’s the best time to visit Lowestoft?
Summer (June-August) for beach weather and when attractions are fully open. September is good too – fewer crowds but still decent weather. Plus your hot tub at your holiday lodge will be perfect whatever the weather.

How do I get to Lowestoft without a car?
Direct trains run from Norwich (30 mins) and Ipswich (60-90 mins). London is about 3 hours with a change. The X1 and X2 buses connect Lowestoft with Norwich and Great Yarmouth.

Are there any good restaurants in Lowestoft?
Mark’s Fish Shop for proper chippy tea, The Jolly Sailors for pub grub and Jojo’s Kitchen for breakfast. The Lowestoft Tandoori gets solid reviews for curry lovers.

What’s parking like in Lowestoft?
Several pay and display car parks in town. Beach parking can fill up in summer. Most lodges with hot tubs near Lowestoft provide free parking.

Is Lowestoft good for shopping?
The town has standard high street shops plus independent stores on the High Street. The Britten Centre shopping mall covers the basics. Great Yarmouth and Norwich offer more options nearby.

What’s Lowestoft like for kids?
Fantastic. Beaches, Pleasurewood Hills theme park, Africa Alive! wildlife park and arcades on the pier. Many log cabins and holiday lodges in the area cater specifically to families.

How far is Great Yarmouth from Lowestoft?
About 10 miles north, roughly 20-30 minutes by car or bus. Worth a day trip from your Lowestoft accommodation.

Are there any good walks near Lowestoft?
The Suffolk Coastal Path runs through Lowestoft. Carlton Marshes nature reserve has excellent walking trails. Perfect for working up an appetite before heading back to your self catering lodge for dinner and a hot tub soak.