Lodges With Hot Tubs Near Northallerton

Booking a hot tub lodge near Northallerton makes for the perfect base for you and your loved ones to explore the expansive (and awesome!) Yorkshire Dales. This gorgeous market town offers easy access to both the North York Moors and the Dales plus its famous twice-weekly market that dates back to the 1200s!

Experience attractions like Mount Grace Priory and the World of James Herriot Museum (in nearby Thirsk). You’re just a short drive from some cracking family-friendly favourites like Lightwater Valley Theme Park and the mysterious Forbidden Corner (our family LOVE this place).

Whether your cup of tea is a rustic cottage, a cosy glamping hut or a fancy-pants luxury lodge, going self-catering gives you space and freedom to explore at your own pace.

After hiking the Cleveland Way or visiting historic Richmond Castle, nothing beats returning to your private hot tub. Many of our hot tub lodges are dog-friendly cabins so you don’t have to pay expensive kennel fees or bribe a friend to dog-sit.

Where to stay?

Kiplin Lodges, West Yorkshire

Just a 30-minute drive from Northallerton you’ll find the brilliant Kiplin Lodges. With private hot tubs and 11 acres of stunning Yorkshire countryside all around, you’ll be chillin’ like a villain in no time.

The luxury modern lodges here feature well-equipped kitchens, comfortable living areas and fantastic views across the grounds. You can bring up to two dogs along for the adventure.

The Yorkshire Dales and North Yorkshire Moors are both on your doorstep so you don’t have to battle the sat nav along endless country roads. Pop to the village of Scorton (5 miles) for local pubs serving proper Yorkshire grub or venture to historic towns like Skipton, Harrogate or Ripon sightseeing (and a bit of shopping).

Accommodation includes stylish two-bedroom lodges with master en-suites, twin bedrooms and family shower rooms. The open plan design creates a space perfect for family gatherings and the decked areas provide the ideal spot for outdoor dining.

Landal Woodland Lakes, West Yorkshire

Located about 20 minutes from Northallerton, Landal Woodland Lakes has some striking lakeside lodges with hot tubs as well as an indoor pool.

With wood cabins that provide spectacular lakeside views from its floor-to-ceiling windows and spacious decking area. The modern interiors feature three bedrooms sleeping up to six people with all the mod cons you need.

Thirsk market town is just down the road (3 miles) with its quirky shops and James Herriot connections. If you’re looking for somewhere near York City (we find you can spend a whole day here easily!) it’s less than a half-hour drive.

The Yorkshire coast, including Whitby and Scarborough, can be reached in just over an hour as well. It’s nearly worth it for the fish ‘n’ chips.

On-site facilities are top-notch with an indoor heated pool, jacuzzi and spa treatment rooms for proper pampering. Kids will love the soft play area and water activities while anglers can try their luck at the 13 well-stocked fishing lakes.

The Olive Tree Café serves tasty meals with takeaway and lodge delivery options if you can’t drag yourself away from that hot tub!

Cleveland Hills View Holiday Park, West Yorkshire

A 35-minute drive from Northallerton takes you to Cleveland Hills View Holiday Park where the panoramic vistas of the North Yorkshire Moors are a real highlight.

The lodges here are really well kept with two double bedrooms including an en-suite in one. The open-plan living space creates a bright airy feel with French doors opening onto your private deck.

The market town of Yarm is just 6 miles away with its Georgian high street packed with independent shops and restaurants. Roseberry Topping (15 miles) offers spectacular walks with views stretching for miles. The North York Moors National Park starts practically at your doorstep with countless trails to explore on foot or bike.

This park focuses on a more peaceful laid back vibe if thta’s more your pace. Accommodation is finished to a high standard with dishwashers and quality furnishings throughout.

South View Retreat, West Yorkshire

Just 25 minutes from Northallerton in Great Busby sits South View Retreat, where quirky pod-style lodges with hot tubs offer a glamping experience in a fab natural setting. Something a bit different!

The pods combine unique designs with bags of comfort. Inside you’ll find king-size beds and modern amenities with the large paved area with timber seating outdoors and your very own hot tub. The real showstopper is the view – rolling Cleveland Hills stretching as far as the eye can see. Get the crackling fire pit going, a few drinks… evening entertainment sorted.

The North York Moors National Park wraps itself around you with The Wainstones (10 miles) offering incredible hiking. Whitby (40 miles) makes for a fantastic day trip with its Gothic abbey and fresh seafood. Onsite there are plenty of woodland walks right from your doorstep.

For those seeking extra relaxation, on-site spa treatments and outdoor yoga sessions are available to book. The pods themselves are self-contained with everything needed for a comfortable stay. The intimate size makes this retreat perfect for couples seeking a romantic getaway or solo travellers wanting to escape the rat race. Who knew luxury could come in such a small package?

Get More From Your Northallerton Hot Tub Break

This North Yorkshire market town packs a punch despite its modest size. After a day exploring you’ll appreciate sinking into your private hot tub even more. Many lodges offer year-round hot tub access – perfect for stargazing with a glass of something cold.

Sightseeing

Northallerton sits in the Vale of Mowbray with the North York Moors and Yorkshire Dales both within easy reach. The high street is one of the widest in England and hosts a bustling market every Wednesday and Saturday.

Check out the remains of Northallerton Castle and visit the nearby Mount Grace Priory. The Joe Cornish Gallery showcases stunning landscape photography from across Yorkshire and beyond.

Our self-catering accommodation here gives you freedom to explore without being tied to hotels and you can get away from everyone else. Many holiday lodges include fully-equipped kitchens plus those all-important hot tubs.

Pet Friendly

Many log cabins and dog-friendly lodges welcome four-legged guests. Some even provide dog beds treats and bowls.

The surrounding countryside offers endless walking opportunities. Try the path along Cod Beck Reservoir or explore Thorp Perrow Arboretum where dogs on leads are welcome throughout the 100-acre woodland.

Betty’s Café in Northallerton has a dedicated outdoor seating area where dogs can join you. The Golden Lion pub on the high street also welcomes dogs and serves decent food.

Remember to pack towels for muddy paws after countryside walks. Many cabins have enclosed gardens – perfect for letting your pet roam safely while you enjoy that hot tub!

Top 5 attractions you have to see in Northallerton

1. The Forbidden Corner – This bizarre garden of follies mazes and tunnels is unlike anything you’ve seen before. Located about 30 minutes from Northallerton it’s a mind-bending day out. Kids love the weird statues and secret doorways. Adults appreciate the sheer oddness of it all. My advice would be to book ahead as they limit visitor numbers.

2. Mount Grace Priory – This well-preserved Carthusian monastery gives a fascinating glimpse into medieval monastic life. The reconstructed monk’s cell shows how they lived in isolation. The gardens are beautiful and there’s a colony of stoats that visitors often spot. English Heritage members get in free.

3. Thorp Perrow Arboretum – Home to one of the largest collections of trees and shrubs in the North of England. Beyond the impressive woodland there’s a bird of prey centre with daily flying demonstrations. The adventure playground keeps kids happy when tree-spotting loses its appeal.

4. Romanby Golf Club – Fancy a round? This 18-hole course welcomes visitors and has stunning views across the Vale of York. The clubhouse serves good food and there’s a driving range if you just want to hit a few balls. Perfect for working up an appetite before returning to your lodge for a hot tub session.

5. Lewis & Cooper – This isn’t just a shop it’s an institution. Founded in 1899 this food hall sells everything from fine wines to their famous plum bread. The deli counter is worth the visit alone. Grab supplies for a picnic or treats to enjoy back at your lodge stay.

Northallerton Lodge Break FAQs

When is Northallerton Market?
The market runs every Wednesday and Saturday along the High Street. Stalls typically open from 9am to 4pm.

Are there any good pubs with food in Northallerton?
The Golden Lion and The Buck Inn both serve good pub grub. For something fancier try Barkers Café Restaurant on the high street.

Can I bring my dog to lodges near Northallerton?
Yes! Many holiday lodges and cabins welcome dogs. Check when booking as some limit numbers or charge a small fee.

What’s the best time to visit Northallerton?
Summer offers the best weather but autumn is stunning with changing colours in the surrounding countryside. Your hot tub will feel even better on crisp evenings!

Is there public transport in Northallerton?
The town has a train station with connections to York and Middlesbrough. Local buses serve surrounding villages but a car is recommended for exploring properly.

Where can I buy groceries for self-catering?
Northallerton has several supermarkets including Tesco, Sainsbury’s and M&S Food. Lewis & Cooper is great for special treats.

Are there any spas in Northallerton?
While there aren’t major spas in town many luxury lodges offer private hot tubs. Some accommodation includes spa packages with local providers.

What’s Northallerton famous for?
The town is known for its wide high street market and as the county town of North Yorkshire. It’s also home to the headquarters of the North Yorkshire Police.