Lodges With Hot Tubs Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire is a brilliant county for a lodge break: big skies, the rolling Lincolnshire Wolds, a long sandy coast and the cathedral city of Lincoln, all within an easy drive of each other. Add a tub of steaming water on your own deck and the whole holiday gets better. This is our pick of the lodges with hot tubs Lincolnshire has to offer, with real drive times, what each park is good for, and what to do when you climb out of the water.

Most of the lodges here sit on lakeside parks or quiet farmland, so you get a peaceful holiday retreat rather than a busy resort. Cook together in your self-catering kitchen, soak under the stars, and spend your days on the coast, in the Wolds or in the city. Looking for something quick? Our special offers page is the place to check for last minute hot tub breaks.

Lodges with Hot Tubs Lincolnshire Guests Love

These are live lodges and parks in the county, each with a tub for guests to soak in. Drive times are from the middle of Lincolnshire, so measure from your own start point and add a little for the coast.

Lilypad Lodge, Thorpe-on-the-Hill

About 12 minutes' drive from the middle of Lincolnshire - sleeps up to 6 - fishing on site - near a pub - open fire

An all-timber, ground-floor lakeside lodge with a private hot tub on a secluded deck. Guests get free fishing on site, an adjacent 9-hole golf course and Whisby Nature Reserve just over a mile away. It's a short drive to the historic city, so it works for a couple or a small group.

Barlings Country Park, Langworth

About 13 minutes' drive from the middle of Lincolnshire - sleeps up to 8 - adults only - luxury

Luxury lodges set in 22 acres of woodland beside the Barlings Eau river, with decking and an outdoor hot tub. There are picnic areas, a lake on the doorstep and resident swans to say hello to. It's a lovely, quiet choice for an adults-only escape close to Lincoln.

Hanworth Country Park, Potterhanworth

About 15 minutes' drive from the middle of Lincolnshire - sleeps up to 8 - pets welcome - luxury

A countryside park with open-plan lodges, veranda furniture and views over the neighbouring fields. Some lodges have their own outdoor tubs. The city, Woodhall Spa and the east coast beaches are all a short drive away, and dogs are welcome.

Woodhall Country Park Lodges, Woodhall Spa

About 31 minutes' drive from the middle of Lincolnshire - sleeps up to 7 - pets welcome - fishing - luxury

Luxury lodges in tranquil woodland with views over three fishing lakes and an outdoor tub. You can hire bikes, follow nature trails and spot birds, badgers, bats and deer. Coarse fishing needs a rod licence. Skegness, Mablethorpe and Cleethorpes are all within easy reach.

Caistor Lakes Lodges, Caistor

About 37 minutes' drive from the middle of Lincolnshire - sleeps up to 4 - pets welcome - fishing - adults only - luxury

Adults-only lakeside lodges with private hot tubs on the edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds. Some lodges have direct fishing access into the lakes, and the on-site bar and restaurant, The Ugly Duckling, saves you cooking after a long walk. Chowder Ness Wildlife Reserve is a short drive away.

Alpaca Lodge, Barkston

About 40 minutes' drive from the middle of Lincolnshire - sleeps up to 6 - romantic - near a pub - open fire

A single-storey luxury lodge with a private hot tub, on a working alpaca farm. Watch the alpacas graze from your deck, light the fire pit in the evening and look out for deer in the woods next door. The easy-access layout suits guests who'd rather avoid stairs.

Which Lincolnshire lodge suits you best?

For a quiet couples' weekend, pick one of the adults-only lakeside lodges at Barlings or Caistor Lakes. For a family or a group, Hanworth and Woodhall Country Park have the extra room, and both welcome dogs. Anglers should head for the lakes, and anyone who wants nights out rather than nights in can stay close to the city. If you're comparing options, our guide to fishing lodges with hot tubs in Lincolnshire covers the best of the county's fishing lakes.

A break here works year round. Autumn and winter are peaceful and the water feels even better in the cold, while summer gives you long evenings on the deck.

Lakeside lodges and fishing breaks

Lincolnshire has more fishing lodges in our collection than any other county, so it's the natural choice for a catch-and-soak weekend. Several parks have stocked lakes just steps from the lodge, and some lodges have a peg right by the deck. Bring your own tackle, and check whether a rod licence is needed before you travel.

Log cabin and lodge accommodation: what to expect

Whether you call it a log cabin or a lodge, the accommodation is much the same: a self-catering holiday home with a kitchen, a living area and a deck of its own. Guests tell us they love the views and the privacy. Typical features include:

• One to three bedroom layouts, with the largest lodges sleeping up to 8 guests
• Open-plan living areas, ideal for families and groups
• A private garden or deck with furniture
• Fire pits, open fires or barbecues at some lodges
• Lake, woodland or countryside views

Pet friendly lodges in Lincolnshire

Lots of guests want a dog-friendly cottage or lodge in Lincolnshire with a hot tub, and the county suits them. These pet friendly lodges are a good start. Hanworth Country Park, Woodhall Country Park Lodges and Caistor Lakes all welcome pets, and the fields, woodland and open beaches mean long walks every day. Check each page for the pet policy and any limits on numbers before you book.

Things to do near your lodge

Lincolnshire has plenty of activities to explore, so here's how to fill your days.

Lincoln: cathedral, castle and Steep Hill

This is the city break at the heart of the county. Climb Steep Hill to Lincoln Cathedral and visit Lincoln Castle, which holds one of the surviving copies of the Magna Carta and has a medieval wall walk. Visit Lincoln lists what's on during your stay. Our days out in Lincolnshire guide has more ideas.

The Lincolnshire Wolds

Walking and market towns

The Wolds are an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the highest ground in eastern England between Kent and Yorkshire. Part of the Viking Way runs through them, with waymarked walks around Louth and Horncastle, and market towns waiting to be explored. Lodges around Caistor put you right on the edge.

Woodhall Spa village

This former spa town is a great base for lodge breaks. See a film at the Kinema in the Woods, a 1920s cinema in the pines, or visit the Dambusters memorial in Royal Square. Golfers have the National Golf Centre on the doorstep.

The Lincolnshire coast

Beaches and wildlife

The coast is about an hour from Lincoln. Skegness and Mablethorpe have the traditional seaside, and Visit Lincs Coast covers the rest. For wildlife, Gibraltar Point nature reserve runs south from Skegness, and from late October the grey seals come ashore to breed at Donna Nook (check the viewing arrangements before you go). It's a great autumn trip from a hot tub lodge, and you can soak your toes when you get back.

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Lodges near Lincoln and the coast

Staying near the city gives you restaurants, shops and the cathedral within a short drive, and lodges at Barlings, Hanworth and Lilypad are all close.

Prefer the beach? Woodhall Spa puts you within reach of Skegness, Mablethorpe and Cleethorpes. Heading further? Our East of England page covers the wider region, including Norfolk and Cambridgeshire. Searching for somewhere near you? Try our lodges with hot tubs near me guide, or read our Lincolnshire weekend ideas.

Booking in four steps

1. Pick your area: the Wolds, the coast or the city.
2. Choose a lodge that sleeps your group.
3. Check the pet and age policy.
4. Check availability for your dates and book.

Sharing a lodge with friends or family? Splitting the cost makes a big difference.

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