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Blossom Lodge at 1 Roadford Lake Lodges

  • Sleeps up to 8
  • Pets 1
  • Hot Tub
  • Bedrooms: 4

About Blossom Lodge at 1 Roadford Lake Lodges

Blossom Lodge at 1 Roadford Lake Lodges is a contemporary four-bedroom lodge in Devon's countryside. This spacious accommodation sleeps eight guests and sits just 100 metres from Roadford Lake. The lodge features modern decor throughout with open field views from the living areas. What makes this place special? The 5/6 person private hot tub on your own terrace plus an on-site gym facility for active guests.

The lakeside setting offers peaceful walks around Roadford Lake and water sports activities at the nearby centre. The site caters perfectly for families and couples wanting a quiet Devon retreat. There's a play park and cafe within walking distance. The location provides easy access to explore both Devon and Cornwall attractions.

Inside you'll find an open-plan living space with three sofas and Smart TV. The kitchen includes a 5-ring gas range cooker, wine cooler, dishwasher and all modern appliances. Four bedrooms accommodate everyone: luxury master with en-suite shower, twin room, bunk bed room and another double. There's also a family bathroom with bath and shower.

Devon's top attractions are within easy reach including Dartmoor National Park (30 minutes), Tavistock (20 minutes) and the historic market town of Okehampton (15 minutes). The Eden Project in Cornwall is just 45 minutes away for a fantastic family day out.

Blossom Lodge delivers the perfect lakeside escape for families and groups. The private hot tub and peaceful location make it ideal for special celebrations or simply unwinding. Check availability today!

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Need to Know

Lodge Facilities
  • Contemporary lakeside lodge
  • 100 metres from Roadford Lake
  • 5/6 person private hot tub
  • On-site gym facility
  • EV charging point available
  • Wine cooler in kitchen
  • Water sports centre nearby
  • Play park and cafe on-site
  • Peaceful countryside setting
  • Pet-friendly accommodation
  • Private terrace with outdoor dining
  • BBQ facilities available
  • Central heating throughout
  • Free Wi-Fi access
Accommodation features
  • Four bedrooms: luxury master with double bed, Smart TV and en-suite shower
  • Twin bedroom with built-in wardrobe and reading light
  • Bunk bed room perfect for children
  • Fourth bedroom with double bed and built-in wardrobe
  • Family bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC
  • Open-plan living area with three sofas, coffee table and Smart TV
  • Fully equipped kitchen with 5-ring gas range cooker
  • Wine cooler, dishwasher, fridge freezer and microwave
  • Large dining table seating 8 guests
  • Washing machine, kettle, toaster and all kitchen essentials
  • Private terrace with outdoor dining suite
  • 5/6 person hot tub on private terrace
  • Lawned garden area with countryside views
  • Hook and cook BBQ holders for disposable BBQs
  • Two allocated parking spaces
  • Central heating throughout
  • Free Wi-Fi (speed not guaranteed)
  • Cot and high chair available on request
  • EV charging point available
  • Pet-friendly (2 pets allowed, £40 per pet per week, no cats)

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Blossom Lodge at 1 Roadford Lake Lodges Reviews

15 reviews from guests who stayed at Blossom Lodge at 1 Roadford Lake Lodges

Laura
Jul 2025

Huge and tastefully decorated lodge. Had a lovely time here with family. Weather was amazing. Bedding lovely and clean. Home from home. No parasol. The broken stand hidden behind the hot tub shrubs. Was really needed in heatwave weather. Lovely wine fridge. Very peaceful and the site was spotless. Very strange collection of odds and sods kitchen equipment. But what you needed. Very little mugs, no broom, not enough toilet rolls, and no dog poo bags or anything for the dog to drink or eat out of… even though we paid for her to stay at the lodge. Always had dog treats in other lodges. For a dog friendly lodge. No proper fence to keep her safe.. on holiday so having to watch her every move outside. Never had this at other sites. The hot tub was used the first night. Appeared clean, but had a tide mark. I kept saying to my husband- it felt greasy sat in there. Following day I lifted the cover to find a disgusting mess. Oily gunk coating on the water and sludge and grease in multiple tide marks around the tub. It was disgusting.. the site manager visited and did apologise, and tried to blame it on a recent burst water pipe up the road. Which is nonsense because a burst main would not be carrying anything thick in grease. Obviously the hot tub hadn’t been flushed through properly since the last party of guests. The previous week was hot, so the guests must have been in and out of the hot tub wearing sunscreen. To be honest, I found it quite gross, but tried to forget it and still had a good time.

Shane
Apr 2025

Booked for my daughter’s 16th for her to have a gathering with a few of her friends. Lovely location. Hot tub was nice and big and hot too! Would love to have a map available of the walk around the lake as we got lost after 2hrs walking haha Will be booking again sometime point soon for sure.

Russell
Jan 2025

Had a lovely Christmas week away with the family 6 adults and 2 kids. Plenty of room good size bedrooms, hot tub a bonus we used it everyday. Definitely recommend.

Julie
Jan 2025

I would easily recommend this holiday company, lodge and location. From start to end it was perfect! The lodge is a very generous size. Well done to the housekeeping team, the lodge was spotlessly clean, it gave you the feel that you were the first guest there.. We had a massive hot tub too which was maintained regularly by one of the park staff.. This lodge is a pet friendly lodge which my dog really enjoyed. It was literally being home from home, I would most definitely like to return. Thank you for having us!

Guest
Oct 2024

Had a lovely stay for our daughters wedding which was at roadford lake. Overall very good but needed to be a bit more to be luxury, the bedding wasn't luxury to me especially the pillows. And needs a general decorating especially in the lounge. The kitchen is lovely but the cooker needs some tlc and the kettle needs replacing. Hot tub was good.

Claire
Mar 2024

We had a lovely stay and found everything we required at the lodge. It was easy to find and good communication on key code and information. The lodge was warm and comfortable and had enough for 8 people to stay regarding kitchen utilities. We enjoy cooking so this was very good. Bed comfortable, clean and plenty of towels. Our son turned up for a couple of days with his dog, outside area great for him. We feel it would of been safer to have enclosed garden as he could get out which maybe an issue for some but he is well trained so not too much of a problem. We did take extra items as in toilet roll, bin liners and tea towel- few other items which were needed as not enough in lodge. Loved the Hot Tub which was another reason we enjoyed the lodge. We did worry about it being on and if we needed to turn it off as we had not used one before. We didn’t touch any buttons and left it and it was lovely to use. The lodge we felt is safe and secure, a lovely quiet area and we will return.

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