Hambleton Lakeside Lodges is a new addition to the Evermore collection for 2022, these stunning new lodges are all wrapped around small lakes within the site where fishing is available from your private decked area. All the lodges are equipped to the highest standard throughout and all have outdoor hot tubs nestled on the edge of the lakes. The location is ideal for families wanting to explore the North Lancashire, Yorkshire Dales and the South Lakes, there are numerous walks from your front door.
From the moment you arrive you will be welcomed by a exclusive entrance creating the ultimate holiday retreat. Each accommodation has been carefully selected with you in mind boasting spacious living areas, well equipped kitchen and sumptuous bedrooms providing the the perfect place to relax following a busy days adventure.
Stunning lodge with a double bedroom with en suite, and a twin bedroom with two single beds or one double bed, bathroom, open plan lounge/dining area and well-equipped kitchen, French doors to a private decked area with sunken hot tub and seating area. The kitchen features a fridge/freezer, dishwasher, wine cooler, washing machine and tumble dryer, and there is also a utility room with a sink for washing boots. Fibre-optic Wi-Fi.
New a stunning lodge with lakeside views one double with en suite, one double and one twin with bathroom. Fibre-optic Wi-Fi. Open plan lounge/kitchen/dining room with doors to a private terrace, seating area and an outdoor bubbling hot tub.
12 reviews from guests who stayed at Hambleton Lakeside Lodges
"Really enjoyed our stay, the girls were lovely and welcoming."
"We had such a lovely stay here! The owners are genuinely friendly and super helpful, making us feel really welcomed. The cottage itself is adorable, with charming timber framing and a cosy vibe. The shower was powerful and the bed was so comfy we didnt want to get up! Parking right next to the door was a real bonus. Its well heated, spotless and perfect for exploring the local area, especially those beautiful walks to Thaxted. Wed definitely come back!"
"The place was stunning and super tidy, with everything we needed. The hot tub was a real highlight!"
"The place was really lovely, super peaceful and perfect for our dogs with the enclosed garden. Definitely recommend!"
"Our Hambleton Lakeside Lodges review: We had a fantastic weekend here, perfect for a peaceful anniversary getaway. Would definitely recommend!"
"We loved the calm atmosphere and the Jacuzzi was just perfect!"
"The place was truly relaxing, perfect for a quiet getaway. We loved the hot tub and the cosy atmosphere. The hosts were friendly and welcoming. If you want a peaceful escape, this spot is just ideal. Well done!"
"Clean, stylish lodges with a modern touch, loved it!"
"Really enjoyed the stay, will definitely return soon!"
"We recently stayed at this cosy lodge and honestly, it was quite a find. The hot tub was spot on, set at the perfect 40 degrees and we loved relaxing in it. The place had all the essentials, including a washing machine and dryer - though we didnt use them, its handy to know theyre there. Every room had its own TV, which was a nice touch. The location was pretty convenient, with a pub just a short walk away. We tried the Sunday lunch but felt it was a bit off - probably because of Mothers Day rush or trying to do too much. The food that arrived looked decent, though. Closer than the pub, theres a kebab and pizza shop that we honestly think is the best weve had in ages - tasted proper lamb! Theres also a chippy and a Spar nearby. A couple of minor things: you can see into the lodge opposite from the lounge and the hot tub could do with a blind on the patio doors. The noise from the main road isnt too bad, especially when in the hot tub, as the hedge is growing to block it out. The kitchen could do with a jug and a wooden spoon, but wed definitely come back!"
"We stayed in this cosy cottage and loved how peaceful it was, perfect for us. The hot tub was brilliant and the owners were genuinely friendly and helpful. Just right!"
"Absolutely loved our time at Goddards Mead! The cottage exceeded all expectations, really comfortable and well-equipped. Well definitely return soon-cant wait to visit again!"
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Hambleton Lakeside Lodges, with real driving times.
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A seafront amusement park with ten rollercoasters, including some of the UK's most record-breaking rides.
Pleasure Beach Resort, long known as Blackpool Pleasure Beach, is an amusement park on Blackpool's South Shore. It was founded in 1896 and sits right along the promenade. Rollercoasters are the main draw, with ten to ride. The Big One was once the tallest and steepest in the world, and is still the longest in Europe.
Tip: Check the official calendar for opening days and times before you go, and book eTickets online ahead of your visit.
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A 32-acre zoo with over 1,000 animals, including elephants, giraffes, gorillas and big cats, two miles from Blackpool's Golden Mile.
Blackpool Zoo is a 32-acre zoo set beside Stanley Park, about two miles inland from the Golden Mile. It cares for over 1,000 animals from around the world, and opened in 1972 on the site of the old Stanley Park Aerodrome.
Tip: Tickets can be bought in advance online. Follow the brown elephant signs if driving, and use sat nav postcode FY3 8PP.
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Blackpool's Victorian landmark, with panoramic views, a circus and a famous ballroom to explore.
Blackpool Tower opened in 1894 and was inspired by the Eiffel Tower in Paris. It stands 518 feet tall, and the Tower Buildings around its base are Grade I listed. The Tower Top offers views across the North West of England, a 4D cinema experience and the SkyWalk glass viewing platform, plus a bar.
Tip: Pre-book online to guarantee entry. The Tower Top is weather permitting, and combined tickets for two attractions save money.
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A 65-metre steel hypercoaster on Blackpool's seafront, with a 62-metre first drop and speeds up to 74mph.
The Big One is a steel hypercoaster at Blackpool Pleasure Beach, designed by Ron Toomer and built by Arrow Dynamics. When it opened in 1994 it was the tallest roller coaster in the world, and it still stands 65 metres high with a track over a mile long.
Tip: Watch for the height markers on the lift hill, and smile for the on-ride photo in the tunnel near the end.
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A hilltop castle and former prison with almost 1,000 years of history, explored on a guided tour.
Lancaster Castle is a Grade I listed medieval castle and former prison on a hilltop in the city centre, standing on the site of three successive Roman forts. English Heritage has called it the North-West's most important historic and archaeological monument. It served as a prison for centuries, and part of it still hosts Crown Court sittings.
Tip: There's no on-site car park and on-street spaces are limited to 2 hours, so use one of Lancaster's larger car parks or the park and ride.
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A standard gauge heritage railway and museum on Preston Docks, with one of the UK's largest locomotive collections.
Ribble Steam Railway is a standard gauge preserved railway running along Preston Docks. It opened to the public in 2005 and is home to one of the largest collections of locomotives in the United Kingdom, much of it moved from the old Southport Railway Museum.
Tip: Check the railway's website before you go to see which days trains run, as special events need booking in advance.
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A Grade I listed Georgian house with wooded parkland, a café and an ice-cream parlour that serves dogs too.
Lytham Hall is an 18th-century Georgian country house, about a mile from the centre of Lytham, and it is Grade I listed. The website calls it the finest Georgian house in Lancashire. It was designed by John Carr of York and was the ancestral home of the Clifton family for four centuries. Parts of the earlier Jacobean house from 1606 still survive around the courtyard.
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A Grade I-listed Preston landmark with fine art, local history and a Foucault pendulum, free to enter.
The Harris is a Grade I-listed museum, art gallery and public library in Preston, Lancashire. The Neo-Classical building has a grand portico and a pediment sculpture based on Raphael's The School of Athens. Inside, a central hall rises over 120 feet to the lantern tower, with balconies on the upper floors and a Foucault pendulum that works as a decorative clock.
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Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.
