Lodges With Hot Tubs Near Malton

Booking a hot tub break in Malton? This beautiful market town sits at the edge of the North York Moors and is an ideal spot for exploring Yorkshire. Known as Yorkshire’s food capital with its monthly food markets and independent food shops drawing visitors year-round.

You’re a short drive from Flamingo Land Theme Park and close to Castle Howard’s grand estate, and many more attractions to keep everyone happy.

The North York Moors Railway offers scenic steam train journeys through stunning landscapes and the coast at Scarborough is just 40 minutes away.

We’re slightly biased! But self-catering lodges provide space, privacy and features that hotels can’t match. Many of our lodges are also dog friendly so you don’t need to find someone to watch them (or feel guilty!) After walking the Howardian Hills, nothing beats returning to your log cabin for a soak in the hot tub!

Lodges we reckon you’ll love

Malton Grange Country Park, West Yorkshire

Located in Malton itself, Malton Grange Country Park offers a fab secluded woodland escape with hot tubs and a choice of cabins that all enjoy superb privacy.

Each comes with a double bedroom (many with en suite), twin bedroom and additional shower room. The open plan design includes a well-equipped kitchen and lounge dining area and a terrace to head out and read a book with your coffee.

Outside your lodge, you’ll find tons of top walks and cycle tracks literally on your doorstep. Malton town is just minutes away and you’ve got the east coast beaches of Scarborough (23 miles), Bridlington (30 miles) and Whitby (35 miles) all fairly close.

This dog-friendly site allows up to two pets per lodge and they’ll love the countryside walks!

Brickyards Lakes Country Park, West Yorkshire

Just a short drive from Malton, Brickyards Lakes offers a choice of top lodges with relaxing lakeside views.

These modern lodges sleep up to 6 guests with one double bedroom, a twin room and a sofa bed for extra visitors.

The private outdoor hot tub sits on elegant Juliet decking, perfect for evening drinks after exploring the area. and you have a fully equipped kitchen that has everything you need to whip up something tasty.

Set in 14 acres of stunning countryside bordered by North Yorkshire Moors National Park, you’re perfectly placed to visit the attractions. Malton is on your doorstep and Whitby (35 miles), Scarborough (23 miles) and York (18 miles) offer great day trips for families, couples and groups of mates.

Into fishing?  The site has two well-stocked lakes where you can try your luck with carp, bream, tench and more. You’ll spot plenty of wildlife here too so keep your eyes peeled for migratory birds, roe deer and even the occasional weasel darting about!

Jamies Cragg Holiday Park, West Yorkshire

About 20 minutes out from Malton, Jamies Cragg Holiday Park sits just minutes from the River Derwent and offers contemporary lodges with outdoor hot tubs.

The spacious Limestone Lodge sleeps four with one double bedroom (with en suite), a twin room and a shower room. The light-filled open-plan living area leads through patio doors to a verandah where your private hot tub awaits.

Located on the A64 between York and Scarborough, you’re in a decent spot for exploring with York just 20 minutes away (18 miles) with its magnificent Minster and fantastic attractions like the York Dungeon! The village of Welburn (3 miles) has great shops, pubs and a really unique Artisan bakery.

The park has lovely picnic spots and a woodland walk just behind it and there’s river and lake fishing nearby too. Castle Howard (5 miles) is worth a visit (even if you’re not into stately homes – the gardens are awesome!) Plus the café serves a mean slice of cake to enjoy before heading back to your hot tub.

Pickering Lodges, West Yorkshire

Just 13 miles from Malton, Pickering Lodges sits on the edge of a quiet market town and offers luxury accommodation with stunning lake views – the perfect spot to watch sunset with a G&T or a dip in the hot tub outside your cabin.

These beautiful lodges have stylish interiors and plenty of space. The Pickering Lodge sleeps four with one double and one twin bedroom, plus bath with overhead shower.

The North York Moors are right on your doorstep, with Whitby (30 miles) and Scarborough (18 miles) an easy drive away. For families, Flamingo Land is just 2 miles down the road.

On-site facilities include a glass-fronted restaurant with views of two lakes, offering delivery and takeaway if you can’t be bothered to leave the lodge!

There’s also a children’s play area and plenty of wildlife to spot.

Get More From Your Malton Escape

Sightseeing

Malton sits proudly as Yorkshire’s food capital with a mix of historic streets and modern foodie attractions. After a morning soak in your lodge hot tub, head into town to explore the Georgian architecture that gives this market town its distinctive look.

The town centre offers independent shops and artisan food producers within easy walking distance and the Eden Camp Modern History Museum transforms a former POW camp into an immersive WWII experience.

Don’t miss the Malton Museum which tells the story of Roman occupation and the nearby Castle Gardens provide peaceful walking routes when you need. The hot tub will still be waiting when you get back!

Pet Friendly

The town is a pet-friendly location and you’ll find many of our hot tub breaks near Malton offer secure gardens. Let your pooch explore while you enjoy that hot tub.

The Talbot Hotel welcomes dogs in their bar area. Your furry pal can flop at your feet while you sample local ales. Scampston Hall Gardens allows well-behaved dogs on leads throughout their walled garden and parkland.

The Yorkshire Wolds provide miles of dog-walking opportunities with gentle hills and open countryside. After a long walk, you’ll both appreciate returning to your cosy log cabin.

Top 5 attractions you have to see in Malton

1. Malton Food Market – Held monthly in the town centre, this food extravaganza brings together Yorkshire’s finest producers. Sample cheeses, meats, baked goods and craft beers before taking supplies back to your lodge. The market has a festival atmosphere with live music and cooking demos. Open 9am-3pm on market days.

2. Eden Camp Modern History Museum – This former POW camp offers a fascinating look at WWII through immersive exhibits housed in original huts. Kids will love the authentic air raid experience (as long as they don’t mind a bit of noise!)  Open daily 10am-5pm.

3. Castle Howard – Another popular spot to check out during your lodge break is this magnificent stately home just outside Malton. The house featured in Brideshead Revisited and offers spectacular interiors alongside stunning gardens. The woodland playground will appease the little ones and visitor feedback consistently praises the helpful staff and beautiful grounds. Open 10am-5pm (house closes 4pm).

4. Flamingo Land Resort – Theme park thrills and a zoo in one location just minutes from many of our holiday lodges. Loads of rides, a great atmosphere and plenty to see and do. Open 10am-5pm (longer in summer).

5. North Yorkshire Moors Railway Board at Pickering (15 minutes from Malton) for a memorable journey through the beautiful moors. The vintage carriages and station platforms will transport you back in time. Visitor comments often mention the friendly volunteers who bring the experience to life. Running times vary seasonally.

Malton Visitor FAQs

When’s the best time to visit Malton?
May through September offers the best weather for enjoying your lodge hot tub. The Malton Food Market runs monthly, with the Food Festival in June being a highlight.

How far is Malton from York?
York is just 18 miles away – perfect for a day trip from your accommodation while still having time for an evening soak.

Are there good pubs in Malton?
Yes! The New Malton and The Talbot offer excellent food. The Royal Oak serves proper Yorkshire ales. All within stumbling distance back to your taxi.

Can I bring my dog to Malton attractions?
Many lodges near Malton are dog-friendly. Castle Howard gardens, Scampston and the Yorkshire Wolds all welcome dogs. Eden Camp allows dogs in outdoor areas only.

Is Malton good for shopping?
The town has excellent independent shops. Food lovers should visit Talbot Yard Food Court for artisan producers. The monthly food market is retail therapy for your taste buds.

What’s parking like in Malton?
Several car parks serve the town centre. Most charge reasonable rates. Many holiday lodges offer free parking at your accommodation.

Are there good walks near Malton?
The Howardian Hills and Yorkshire Wolds offer spectacular walking. Perfect for working up an appetite before returning to your hot tub lodge.

What’s the best luxury lodge near Malton?
Depends on your needs! Some offer private hot tubs with countryside views. Others provide dog friendly facilities. Most cabins combine comfort with easy access to local attractions.