What could be better at this time of year than to get away from the hustle and bustle of the run up to Christmas and take in a short winter holiday break in a lodge. The appeal of waking up on a crisp wintry morning in your own cosy space away from home is obvious – so why not escape the mayhem of Christmas shopping and spend some quality time with your loved ones.
Lodge holidays at this time of year can be quite magical. As the temperature drops, and we experience the first frosts a secluded holiday retreat with your own hot tub thrown in makes for an ideal romantic break before the festivities begin.
Did we say hot tubs!
Yes, we most certainly did.
There’s nothing quite like a soak in the hot tub to put the sparkle into a romantic break. Just the two of you, a bottle of Prosecco and a luxurious warm hot tub beneath the stars; what could be better, or more romantic?
Most of the self-catering lodge accommodation have their own hot tubs – and for many people that is the highlight of their holiday. There is something rather special about lying back in your own warm hot tub, glass of something in hand and watching the night around you. Although they are great at any time of the year, a hot tub feels particularly indulgent when its cold outside and you stay luxuriously warm.
All of the lodges on the Best of British holiday parks in UK are designed to make you feel snug and content – with many having all the luxuries of home and some even feature under-floor heating and log burning stoves. Whether you want a romantic break for two, or a family holiday, a stay in a lodge offers the perfect escape.
If you are looking to venture out don’t forget to pack your wellies, a hat and scarf and make sure you layer up – and you are all set for a great winter break. A wander around the countryside in winter can be most rewarding – knowing that you have a lovely warm lodge to go back to when you have finished.
Click here to view more lodge holiday breaks at some of the best holiday parks throughout the UK – England, Scotland and Wales.
Bath Chew Valley Caravan Park in Somerset is a uniquely peaceful park based on a garden theme, with pitches set amongst lawns, shrubs and flower beds.
The park is within 800 metres of a championship flyfishing lake, the surrounding country park is a haven for bird-watchers and walkers.
Bath Chew also has a luxury cedar lodge, set at the edge of the woodland.
The park is close to Bath with its historic spa and shops, Bristol and Weston-super-Mare are within easy reach and the park is an excellent base for exploring the Mendip Hills and West Country attractions.
Located on the beautiful English Riviera on the south coast, the family run holiday park in Devon boasts breathtaking sea views and a range of holiday accommodation. Guests are well catered for with excellent facilities in their sea view lodges with hot tubs. A stay at Beverley Park is sure to be memorable.
Situated in a brilliant location in South Devon which is packed full of local attractions including the world-renowned Paignton Zoo and Living Coasts Aquarium which is just across the bay in Torquay. If you’re more of a history buff you could take a trip to Kents Cavern, which hosts the history of ancient humans, or if you fancy a spot of walking we have Dartmoor National Park only a short drive away.
Highlands End is renowned as one of the best holiday parks in Dorset. It is superbly located on the Jurassic Coast with a clifftop setting and panoramic coast and countryside views. This Best of British Park is also Visit England 5 star rated, Dorset Holiday Park of the Year 2015 AA 5 Pennant rated and received a 2016 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence.
Their lodges have stunning coastal views and the park itself offers a variety of activities for all the family at with an Indoor Heated Swimming Pool, Sauna, and Steam Room, as well as a Tennis Court and 9 hole Pitch and Putt course overlooking the coast.
