Widely recognised as a leading leisure caravan park in the country, Foxhunter park is ideally located in the village of Monkton near Ramsgate. The location of the park also gives access to the beautiful sandy beaches of Kent.The seaside resorts of Whitstable and Broadstairs, Wildwood Zoo and Canterbury are all easily reached from this beautiful holiday park.
Resting in the seaside town of Ramsgate lies this quaint, semi-detached cottage, The Bay. This holiday cottage is ideally located for couples and families looking to stay within a short walk of all amenities, but still quiet enough to let you unwind in true holiday style.
Perfect for hosting a special occasion with spacious rooms and high quality fittings, this detached house will make a great host for a large family or group of friends alike.
Great lodges with hot tubs for everyone in Ramsgate
There’s so much more to this seaside town than its beautiful beaches! Beyond the shore and England’s only Royal Harbour, you’ll find Ramsgate lodges with hot tubs perfect for a Kent staycation. Whether you prefer log cabins near the coast or holiday lodges in the countryside, Ramsgate offers accommodation with hot tubs for every type of break.
1. You can stay in lodges near Ramsgate’s fascinating underground network
The UK’s largest network of civilian wartime tunnels is located in Ramsgate! Your lodge with hot tub provides the perfect base for exploring Ramsgate Tunnels. After discovering the 150-year-old Victorian Railway Tunnel and purpose-built Air Raid Precaution tunnels where thousands took shelter, you can return to relax in your private hot tub. The Tunnels Tea Shop on-site makes it ideal for day trips from your holiday lodge.
Park lodges near The Ramsgate Maritime Museum offer easy access to maritime history. The museum sits in the Clock House by the harbour on the Ramsgate Meridian location, five minutes and forty-one seconds ahead of Greenwich! From your cottage with hot tub, learn about harbour development, navigation, fishing, lifeboats and local shipwrecks. The rotating gallery displays provide plenty of reasons to visit during your lodge break.
For those staying in Ramsgate lodges who enjoy darker history, Rotten Ramsgate Tours offers two-hour walks about historical murders from 1651 to 1930. These tours alternate between East and West Cliff areas, perfect for guests staying in different lodge locations around town.
2. You can enjoy outdoor adventures from your lodge base
Active Ramsgate provides perfect activities for lodge guests. From paddleboarding to tennis, there’s something for everyone staying in cottages with hot tubs. Your self catering lodge serves as the ideal starting point for four suggested trails covering boats, birds, bays, coast, cliffs and café spots.
Paddleboarding
Go2Sea trips let lodge visitors get close to seals and wildlife around Ramsgate. Park house lodges provide convenient access to these boat excursions. Technology enthusiasts staying in holiday lodges can book trips to Thanet Offshore Wind Farm. This massive installation supplies clean energy to more than 200,000 homes.
3. You can shop and return to your luxury lodge retreat
Petticoat Lane Emporium houses over two hundred stalls, making it Kent’s largest indoor marketplace. From your woodside lodge or hunter crook lodge, explore collectibles, antiques, fashion and crafts. Baker Street Bistro & Bar provides hot drinks and food when shopping from your lodge base makes you hungry.
Ramsgate offers excellent record shops for lodge guests. Island Vintage on the high-street stocks vinyl, Hi-Fi, CDs and cassettes – perfect for popping in during day trips from your hot tub accommodation. Vinyl Head Record Shop sits just ten minutes’ walk from most lodge locations, specialising in vinyl records, CDs, instruments and musical items.
Nice Things collaborates with local artists and small companies to stock art and products for lodge visitors. Their online store means you can order Ramsgate items back home after your lodge break. From jewellery to home accessories, it’s worth visiting during your stay in lodges with hot tubs, even just to see their current gallery exhibition.
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