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Ewe Two Lodge

  • 4.9 Visitor Rating
  • Sleeps up to 2
  • Hot Tub
  • Bedrooms: 1

About Ewe Two Lodge

Ewe Two is a 'barrel-style' glamping pod set on a working farm in Oakenholt, Flintshire. This quirky accommodation offers peaceful countryside views across rolling hills and the River Dee Estuary. Definitely one for couples seeking an escape together from daily life. This cosy pod has everything you need. An open-plan space has a double bed, kitchen area and Smart TV that cleverly swivels for viewing from bed or while soaking in your private wood-fired hot tub!

This perfect couples' retreat sits in North East Wales, ideal for exploring both North Wales and Cheshire. If you love adventure, the region offers mountain biking, zip lines, watersports and hiking. If that sounds way too much like hard work, enjoy scenic railway journeys, beaches and mediaeval castles instead. Bring your bikes because there's secure storage onsite and some great trails to explore! The most important detail: The local pub is just 0.6 miles away!

Inside Ewe Two you'll find a practical yet comfortable space. The open-plan living area includes a double bed, two-ring hob, combination microwave oven and shower room with heated towel rail. WiFi is available though may be patchy in bad weather. The Smart TV comes with a DVD player and there's a selection of books too.

Visit Llangollen (30 minutes) for stunning scenery. Explore Chester's historic walls (15 minutes). Discover Flint Castle (10 minutes) or hit Talacre Beach (25 minutes) for seaside fun. Mountain biking trails are just 30 minutes away.

Ewe Two offers a budget-friendly escape without skimping on comfort. Who needs fancy hotels when you can stargaze from your hot tub with a glass of wine? Check availability today.

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Need to Know

Lodge Facilities
  • Charming barrel-style pod accommodation
  • Private wood-fired hot tub on decking
  • Set on a peaceful working farm
  • Perfect retreat for couples
  • Pub just 0.6 miles away
  • Beautiful countryside views
  • Secure bike storage available
  • Excellent value accommodation
  • Smart TV with DVD player
  • WiFi access
  • Countryside position in North Wales
  • Ideal base for exploring North Wales
  • Close to shops and amenities
  • Adults-only accommodation
Accommodation features
  • All-ground-floor accommodation
  • Open-plan living space with double bed
  • Kitchen area with two ring hob and combination microwave oven
  • Shower room with shower, basin, WC and heated towel rail
  • Electric heating throughout
  • Smart TV and DVD player
  • WiFi (may be intermittent during adverse weather)
  • Selection of books and DVDs
  • Bed linen and towels included in rent
  • Fuel, power and starter pack for wood-fired hot tub included
  • Additional wood can be purchased locally
  • Private decking with hot tub
  • Shared garden area and BBQ facilities
  • Off-road parking available
  • Communal shed with bike storage, iron and ironing board
  • No pets allowed
  • No smoking in or on the grounds
  • Shop/post office/fuel station 0
  • 9 miles away
  • 3 steps onto the decking around the property
  • Adults only - no infants or children allowed

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Ewe Two Lodge Reviews

4.9Visitor Rating out of 5

20 reviews from guests who stayed at Ewe Two Lodge

et
Aug 2026

Very welcoming. Had a message from Carol and Peter to let them know when we were 10 mins away so they could show us around. Accommodation very clean with complimentary milk, tea, coffee, sugar and biscuits. Left to enjoy our break but knowing that if needed Carol and Peter were available to contact. Lots of information on hot tub, appliances and places of interest to visit. Lovely countryside and quiet. Would highly recommend this property.

Melanie
Aug 2026

Our fifth visit to ewe two. As always the pod was clean, comfortable and had everything we needed. We were blessed with excellent weather and the location made this a lovely relaxing break. Thank you again Carol, hope to be back soon

John
Jul 2026

The owners were really helpful both prior to and throughout the duration of our stay. They made us feel very welcome and their standard of customer care was exceptional. The Ewe Two pod itself was really nice with beautiful views and a very relaxing hot tub. The pod is in a peaceful location but also offers easy access to lots of local attractions. Would highly recommend the Ewe Two pod and thanks again to the owners Carol and Peter.

Tracy
Jun 2026

Yet again another amazing stay. This was our 2nd visit for a mini honeymoon. The accommodation was immaculate, owners are so helpful and even had a little gift with congratulations card as remembered us! The location is perfect as isolated and peaceful. I would highly recommend, and for anybody unsure about a log fired hot tub with no bubbles, honestly they are great!

Bernadette
May 2026

Peaceful and relaxing break, the pod was cosy and spotless with stunning views of North Wales. Carol the host was lovely and made me feel very welcome during my stay. Perfect countryside escape, will definitely return!

Arthur
May 2026

Lovely place very peaceful and quiet will love to return next year.

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Top Days Out Near Ewe Two Lodge

The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Ewe Two Lodge, with real driving times.

Conservation zoo 29 min drive · 15.9 miles

Chester Zoo

Sat nav: CH2 1LH

One of the UK's largest zoos, with over 30,000 animals, indoor habitats and five adventure playgrounds.

  • Families
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Chester Zoo is a conservation charity and one of the UK's largest zoos, covering 130 acres with over 30,000 animals from more than 500 species. You can explore over 10 indoor habitats, including the UK's largest tropical biodome, and walk through the lemur area to get close to the troop. The Monsoon Forest habitat and award-winning gardens add plenty more to see.

Tip: Book online in advance to save on gate prices, and parking in the zoo car park is free.

Theme park 47 min drive · 33.1 miles

Gulliver's World

Sat nav: WA5 9YZ

A Warrington theme park built around rides and play areas for children aged 2 to 13.

  • Families
  • Rainy days
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Gulliver's World is a theme park in Warrington, loosely based on the world of Lilliput from Gulliver's Travels. It is split into themed areas including Western World, Safari Kingdom, Land of Oz, Smuggler's Wharf and Lost World. Rides such as The Antelope, Desperado Drop and Apache Falls sit alongside play areas, both indoors and outdoors, designed for children between 2 and 13.

Tip: The website says booking tickets early can save money, so check online before you go.

Safari park 49 min drive · 36.4 miles

Knowsley Safari

Sat nav: L34 4AN

Drive a 5-mile route past lions, rhinos and baboons, then explore on foot with giraffes and tigers.

  • Families
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Knowsley Safari is a safari park in Prescot, Merseyside, set in the parkland of Knowsley Hall. The main event is the 5-mile Safari Drive, where you travel in your own vehicle past animals such as African lions, southern white rhinos, Bactrian camels, European bison and olive baboons. There is a bypass around the baboons if you would rather keep them away from your car.

Tip: Book online in advance, as tickets are cheaper that way and online booking is essential.

Castle 10 min drive · 3.5 miles

Flint Castle

Sat nav: CH6 5PE

The first of Edward I's Welsh castles, with a unique isolated keep and views over the Dee Estuary.

  • 1-2 hours
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Flint Castle (Castell y Fflint) was the first of the castles built during Edward I's campaign to conquer Wales, and it sits on the western shore of the River Dee estuary. Its ruins are looked after by Cadw, and access is free via a path. Most of the site, including the keep, is open to the public.

Tip: Head for the spiral staircase in the north east tower to reach the viewing platform over the estuary.

Cathedral 44 min drive · 24.4 miles

Liverpool Cathedral

Sat nav: L1 7AZ

Britain's largest cathedral, free to enter, with a tower rooftop view over Liverpool's skyline.

  • Families
  • Rainy days
  • 1-2 hours
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Liverpool Cathedral is the largest cathedral and religious building in Britain, and one of the longest in the world. Designed by Giles Gilbert Scott and built between 1904 and 1978, it is a Grade I listed building. Inside, the vast space is made for wandering, with large-scale art installations and family activities alongside daily worship services.

Tip: There is an on-site car park off Upper Duke Street, and you don't need to book, but check opening hours first as parts can close for events.

Local history museum 21 min drive · 14.3 miles

Grosvenor Museum

Sat nav: CH1 2DD

Roman tombstones, fine paintings and a Victorian parlour in a handsome red-brick museum in the heart of Chester.

  • Families
  • Rainy days
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The Grosvenor Museum is a Grade II listed Victorian building in Chester, built in red brick with sandstone dressings and Dutch gables carved with peacocks. Inside, its galleries cover the area's archaeology and natural history, with items from the Roman period, paintings and musical instruments.

Waterways museum 23 min drive · 16.4 miles

National Waterways Museum Ellesmere Port

Sat nav: CH65 4AS

A restored Telford-designed canal port in Cheshire, with historic boats, engines, docks and dock workers' cottages.

  • Rainy days
  • Families
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The museum sits on the former Netherpool inland port, designed by Thomas Telford, where the Shropshire Union Canal meets the Manchester Ship Canal. It tells the story of Britain's inland waterways through a collection of historic canal boats, painted canal ware, traditional clothing and tools.

Cathedral 43 min drive · 24.2 miles

Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral

Sat nav: L3 5TQ

England's largest Catholic cathedral, a striking circular 1960s landmark in the heart of Liverpool.

  • Couples
  • Rainy days
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The Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King is England's largest Catholic cathedral and the seat of the Archbishop of Liverpool. Locally nicknamed "Paddy's Wigwam" or "The Mersey Funnel", it was designed by Sir Frederick Gibberd and built between 1962 and 1967. The Grade I listed building is circular and tent-like, with a lantern tower of stained glass and a crown of pinnacles on top.

Tip: Check the cathedral's website for service times before you go, as parts of the building may be in use for worship.

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.

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