Lovely lodge, very clean and comfortable. In a great location would definitely visit again
Eagles Peak Lodge
- Sleeps up to 4
- Pets 1
- Hot Tub
- Bedrooms: 2
About Eagles Peak Lodge
Eagles Peak is a luxury lodge with hot tub located on the outskirts of Allerton in North Yorkshire. This stunning two-bedroom retreat sits just next to the National Park. Perfect for couples or families of four wanting to explore Yorkshire's best bits. If you're looking to bring dogs, two well-behaved are welcome at this property. The accommodation is beautifully designed inside and out with lavish high-spec modern amenities and loads of room to spare.
Inside, you'll find an open-plan living space with high ceilings and massive windows. There are two bedrooms - a mezzanine king-sized plush bed with an en-suite shower and another king-size downstairs. The stunning freestanding bath in the ground-floor bathroom is a real highlight and the kitchen has everything you could need including a dishwasher and washer/dryer. Fire up the wood burner on an evening and pick a film to watch.
The Cayley Arms is just 0.1 miles away and Thornton-Le-Dale's charming tea rooms are minutes away. Pickering is another worthy day out with its 13th-century castle and vintage steam railway. For an adventure the family will love, check out Dalby Forest's Go Ape, where you'll climb, swing and bounce through treetops. Scarborough's beaches are also a short drive with everything from fish 'n' chips to swimming and kayaking.
Eagles Peak is a fabulous luxury lodge in Yorkshire's heart. Soak in the hot tub and take in the amazing views. Walk the moors. Hit the coast. Its like a five-star hotel just without any other guests! Check your dates today - we think you'll love this one... (It's got a 5/5 star rating from our other guests!)
At Sykes Cottages
Need to Know
- Stunning luxury lodge with private hot tub
- Perfect North Yorkshire location near Thornton-Le-Dale
- North York Moors National Park on your doorstep
- Two king-sized plush beds for ultimate comfort
- Gorgeous freestanding bath in ground-floor bathroom
- The Cayley Arms pub just 0.1 miles away
- Contemporary open-plan living space with high ceilings
- Woodburning stove for cosy evenings
- Private decking with outdoor furniture and electric BBQ
- Smart TV and WiFi available
- Off-road parking for two cars
- Pet-friendly accommodation
- Farm animals on site including chickens and sheep
- Excellent base for exploring Yorkshire coast
- Single-storey lodge with mezzanine level
- Two bedrooms: 1 mezzanine king-size with en-suite, 1 ground-floor king-size
- Mezzanine en-suite with walk-in shower, basin and WC
- Ground-floor bathroom with freestanding bath, walk-in shower, basin and WC
- Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining and sitting areas
- Woodburning stove with starter pack included
- Fully equipped kitchen with oven, hob, fridge/freezer
- Utility room with washer/dryer and dishwasher
- Smart TV provided
- WiFi throughout the property
- Bed linen and towels included in rent
- Highchair and travel cot available on request
- Front decked area with furniture and electric BBQ
- Private hot tub on decking
- Off-road parking for 2 cars
- Accepts two well-behaved dogs
- No smoking policy
- Shop 2
- 7 miles away
- Pub 0
- 1 miles away
- Floor-to-ceiling windows with countryside views
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Eagles Peak Lodge Reviews
20 reviews from guests who stayed at Eagles Peak Lodge
We have had a super week. As one of our party is disabled we always worry wether the property will be ok for us. On this front it was super, the walk in shower was perfect and no steps downstairs at all. The property is brilliantly presented, with everything you could ask for and lots more extras that are very thoughtful. The hamper on arrival was a nice surprise and again very thoughtful. We loved feeding the chickens and sheep, my daughter particularly enjoyed this, and the eggs were really tasty. The lodge is a actually really peaceful and calming and is well situated for visiting local areas with minimum driving and there is lovely walks from the lodge. The neighbouring pub is a must, food is lovely and they are really friendly. The path from Lodge makes it really accessible to. We had a minute problem mid week and this was fixed the same day with no fuss All in all a brilliant week and well worth a visit.
What a beautiful, clean eagle's peak is. Everything is on hand at this property and a hamper in the kitchen is a very nice personal touch gifted by the lodge owners. The log burnerready set for you is pure magic along with the hot tub! Fresh free range eggs laid by the chickens add a country feel. We will certainly book again and have no fear in recommending Eagle's Peak to all.
Thank you for a wonderful break. Beautiful cabin in a great place for exploring with lots of quiet dog walks close by.
We had the most lovely stay at Eagles Peak. The lodge was beautiful, peaceful, and had everything we needed for a relaxing break. Our dog enjoyed it so much too, especially exploring all the surroundings, which made it even more special for us. Me and my partner absolutely loved our time there and didnt want to leave. We would definitely come back again and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a cosy getaway.
Perfect. Just perfect.
Really well designed lodge and site, ideal for a breakaway to discover the local area. Clean, welcoming and comfortable with lovely treats left by the owners. What more can you ask for?
The lodge was amazing! So relaxing and the hot tub was fantastic.
We stayed in Eagles Peak which was an absolutely immaculate lodge with all the extras that you need for a really comfortable weeks stay all taken care of by the owners, Scott and Nicole. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would definitely stay again and would highly recommend. The welcome hamper was a lovely surprise and was very much appreciated, especially the chilled Prosecco and the yummy orange cake. The dog treats were a really nice touch, along with the doggie accessories which we used during our stay with our Labrador. We enjoyed spending time with Hettie and Ettie, the resident Blacknose Valais sheep who were so cute and playful. We also loved the horses, hens, ducks and ducklings. It was wonderful, we felt like we were on a mini farm. So nice for children to enjoy the animals. The hot tub was amazing and relaxing after a day out walking. If we could just mention two items worth considering for the lodge, they would be a nest of tables for the lounge and storage for clothes in the upstairs bedroom such as a chest of drawers. The rail was great, but somewhere to put underwear, teeshirts etc would be a welcomed addition. Scott and Nicole have a perfect little holiday park and we wish them every success in their business going forward.
Enjoyed a week here with our teenager and 2 dogs and had an amazing time. Lodge is beautiful, owners very responsive and a lovely welcome note, drink and basket. Very central to a lot of places to visit and would definitely recommend and go back again.
Excellent lodge, beautiful views and private. Great base for visiting coast and places of interest
Absolutely perfect. The hosts were so accommodating to any requests we had which made a huge difference to us with a 6 month old baby & a large dog!. Accommodation was absolutely stunning & we will be rebooking a longer stay in November soon because we cannot wait to come back. Everything about this accommodation & surrounding area was perfect.
Great property, very well looked after. Lovely surroundings.
Beautiful location, next to a country road but this did not bother us at all. Gated security site of 4 lodges, immaculately maintained. Comfortable, clean, home from home accommodation for us and our dog, offering beautiful country views and everything u need for a comfortable self catering holiday with a dog & without a dog if u prefer. Accomodation includes a spacious lodge and hot tub for 4 people, with privacy planting, very well thought out so you can actually use the hot tub comfortably. A welcomepack of goodies for us and our dog which we welcomed, thank you to the owners, much appreciated. A full length mirror would be a welcome addition to the lodge. Everything thing else, lovely. There are chickens and 2 sheep in paddocks which we visited daily to feed which was a joy. Eggs from well kept hens to purchase were very welcomed. Lots to see and do in North Yorkshire and accommodation well situated to visit many places. Owners are very nice and helpful. We will return, we have a wonderful stay. Thank you to the owners, Scott and Nicole.
This lodge was quite luxurious, very comfortable and equipped to a very high standard. A great dog friendly place with a wonderful welcome basket for both human and canine visitors. It is in a great location near to Dalby forest and Thornton le dale but not too far away from coastal towns and Bempton cliffs. The local pub is nearby too
We stayed at Eagles Peak for week commencing 16th May, it was our first time and it most definitely will not be our last. The lodge was very spacious clean and the hut tub was brilliant when coming back from a long day out. Our party included two dogs and they loved the treats and the field at the back was good for them to exercise first thing in the morning. Thanks for the fizz and cake and the tea, coffee and biscuits were a perfect touch.
Excellent in every way even better than the photos would highly recommend to all thanks for a wonderful stay 5 star
Amazing property and fantastic stay! Our third stay at the hideout lodges. Cant wait to return to stay in the fourth lodge. Fabulous bathroom, extremely comfortable large beds, amazing hot tub and outdoor space and all the kitchen equipment and utensils you could wish for! A perfect stay.
Were return visitors to Eagles Peak , and it wont be our last , the ... Were return visitors to Eagles Peak , and it wont be our last , the standards are always high , the accommodation is beautiful with everything you need and thats why we go back
Really enjoyed our stay at Eagles Peak, my comment's below are merely constructive criticism as we stay in lots of similar properties, what you have done here is superb & a credit to you both, what you have both achieved in such a short time is pretty amazing, the lodge cleanliness was second to none, the welcome pack was a real treat, clear signage for parking is a great idea, the boot room with ample shoe storage really helped. The bed was very comfortable, the logs etc being available any time is a great way to do it, the eggs are gorgeous, the two sheep are lazy boness but gorgeous. The dog welcome treats are always gratefully received by a Labrador. Maintenance TV remote the battery cover doesnt stay on. maybe just us but tv remote seamed very clunky & difficult to operate. 1 set of kitchen low level plinth lights not working. Ground floor bathroom towel radiator the temperature control knob is snapped 1st floor toilet seat very noisy when closing. Tasimo flashing requiring descale. Comfort Sofas are not easy to relax on, kind of hotel lobby rather than cosying up, a couple of pouffes would really help. 1st floor toilet the seat cover does not open far enough so it closes on your back while trying to get up from the seat. no where to store firewood, two baskets, one to put logs in and one for kindling would be good. A pair of gloves for the fire would be helpful too. Totally a personal preference but I do like to come to the countryside for the dark and to be able to see the stars at night but there is quite a lot of path lighting, maybe PIR operated or turn them off after a determined time? Please dont take offence by any of the above, some of it is just personal preference, some things you need to spend a week somewhere to really trial it out, friends will never give you an honest review, I could have said nothing but I really want you guys to succeed so if just one of my points makes others have a better stay then that must be a good thing. All the best for the future Paul, Louise & Dotty.
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Top Days Out Near Eagles Peak Lodge
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Eagles Peak Lodge, with real driving times.
Flamingo Land
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A theme park and zoo in one place, with big coasters, family rides and animal keeper talks.
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Flamingo Land is a theme park, zoo and resort at Kirby Misperton in North Yorkshire. It has been running since 1959 and was the first site in Europe to combine rides and a zoo. The theme park has eight themed areas, with thrill coasters such as Sik, Hero, Kumali and Velocity, plus gentler family and kids' rides.
Tip: Check the day's keeper talk and show times on the website before you go, and plan your route around them.
Castle Howard
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A Baroque house by Sir John Vanbrugh, with lakes, temples, an arboretum and an adventure playground.
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Castle Howard is a Baroque country house in North Yorkshire, designed by Sir John Vanbrugh and home to the Howard family for over 300 years. Inside, you can explore grand galleries, bedrooms and a world-class art and sculpture collection. The house is also well known as a filming location, including for Brideshead Revisited and Bridgerton.
Tip: Buying tickets online costs less than buying at the Ticket Office, so book online. House and Gardens tickets include the playground.
Whitby Abbey
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Clifftop abbey ruins above Whitby harbour, with a museum and the Dracula story.
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The ruins of Whitby Abbey crown a clifftop above the historic fishing port of Whitby. The headland has been home to an Anglo-Saxon monastery, a great medieval abbey and a 17th-century mansion, and it has long been wrapped in myths and legends. The substantial remains of the abbey church are Grade I listed and cared for by English Heritage.
Tip: Head into the museum in Cholmley House as well as the ruins - it holds most of the stories of the headland.
Scarborough Castle
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A ruined royal fortress on a wide headland with sweeping views over Scarborough's two bays and the North Sea.
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Scarborough Castle crowns a headland between the town's two bays. Climb to the viewing platforms in the Inner Bailey and the Great Tower for views over the town, the harbour and the bay. An exhibition tells the story of the site, including a Bronze Age sword on display, and there's a World Builder trail for younger visitors.
Tip: Leave plenty of time to wander the wide grassy headland as well as the castle itself.
Murton Park
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A family-friendly mix of farming museum, steam railway, animals and living history, just outside York.
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Murton Park is set in 14 acres of countryside east of York and is home to the Yorkshire Museum of Farming. Inside you can explore the history of farm machinery, rural life and the Women's Land Army. Outdoors there are animals to meet, play areas, and a short ride on the Derwent Valley Light Railway at weekends.
Tip: The living history sites may have limited or no access during school term time, so visit at a weekend or in the school holidays to see the Roman fort and Viking village.
York Minster
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A Grade I listed cathedral with the largest expanse of medieval stained glass in the world.
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York Minster is an Anglican cathedral in the city of York and the seat of the Archbishop of York. Most of the building dates from between 1220 and 1472. It keeps most of its medieval stained glass, including the huge east window, the largest expanse of medieval glass in the world, and the Five Sisters window in the north transept.
Tip: Pre-book your tickets, and note that a Minster ticket is valid for 12 months. The Central Tower needs a combined ticket and a minimum age of 8.
Eden Camp Museum
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A Second World War museum set in a former prisoner-of-war camp near Malton.
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Eden Camp is a large Second World War museum near Malton in North Yorkshire. It fills a former prisoner-of-war camp, and the museum's displays are spread across the camp's original huts. Italian and German prisoners were held here, and the huts have since been repaired and renovated for visitors.
Rievaulx Abbey
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Explore the ruins of a great Cistercian abbey in a wooded valley in the North York Moors.
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Rievaulx Abbey was the first Cistercian monastery in the north of England, founded in 1132 and set in a wooded dale by the River Rye in the North York Moors National Park. It became one of the great monasteries in England before it was seized under Henry VIII in 1538. Today the ruins are owned and maintained by English Heritage.
Tip: Park in Helmsley and take the scenic walk from Helmsley Castle to the abbey; a joint ticket also covers nearby Rievaulx Terrace.
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