Outside Hawes, this compact lodge on a lodge park offers a practical base for guests exploring Wensleydale. Its position is ideally suited to a couple or families with children looking to explore the Yorkshire Dales, with the town centre within 1 mile and the surrounding countryside close by. Please note that the lodge offers open-plan studio-style accommodation with one double bed and compact children's bunk beds, making it best suited to a maximum of 2 adults and 2 children. A shop and pub are 0.5 miles away.
Surrounding area
• The Dales Countryside Museum is 0.5 miles away.
• The Wensleydale Creamery is 1 mile away and well worth a visit.
• Hardraw Force is 2 miles away, just off the Pennine Way.
Living space
• The lounge, kitchenette, dining area and sleeping spaces share one studio-style room.
• A Smart TV faces the sofa.
• The kitchenette includes a microwave, hob, toaster and kettle for light meal preparation.
• A dining table beside the kitchenette seats four.
Bedrooms and bathrooms
• The sleeping area features one double bed alongside compact children's bunk beds, all within the same open-plan room.
• The bunk beds are designed for children and are not suitable for most adults, making the lodge best suited to a maximum of 2 adults and 2 children.
• An en-suite bathroom has a shower and WC.
• A travel cot and highchair are available by request.
Outdoor space and on-site facilities
• Steps lead to the decked area outside the lodge.
• Private parking is available on-site for one car.
• Shared laundry facilities are available on the park.
• Dogs must be kept on a lead while moving around the park.
Notable features and highlights
• Neutral-toned interiors are filled with natural light.
• Pet-friendly lodge making a useful choice for guests bringing a dog.
• Open-plan studio-style accommodation designed with couples and families in mind.
A good choice for a couple or families with children seeking a comfortable base near Hawes. Cyclists can reach Buttertubs Pass, 5 miles away, while walkers can explore routes through Wensleydale.