Roadford Lake Lodges near Lifton

Roadford Lake Lodges is located near Broadwoodwidger in West Devon, close to Lifton and just under 2 miles from the A30. The park sits directly beside Roadford Lake, which is the largest freshwater lake in the South West at around 295 hectares and is also close to Launceston which is a great traditional Cornish town to visit, you can explore more holiday parks in the nearby area and caravan parks around Launceston here..

The park is centred on the lake and surrounding woodland. The lodges are positioned within a large area of managed countryside that includes around 250 acres of forest, wildflower meadows and wildlife habitats. The lake itself is within walking distance of the accommodation, with some lodges located approximately 100 metres from the shoreline.

Accommodation consists of lodge style properties rather than caravans. These range from two to four bedroom units, with many sleeping up to six or eight guests. Lodges are self catering with full kitchens, bathrooms and living areas and many include private hot tubs and outdoor space.

There is no large scale entertainment complex on site. Instead, the focus is on access to the lake and surrounding environment. Roadford Lake offers water based activities including sailing, kayaking, paddleboarding and windsurfing, along with fishing for brown and rainbow trout. There are also walking and cycling routes around the lake, including routes up to 13 miles, plus forest trails that you can walk or bike from directly from the lodges.

Guest feedback is generally strong across platforms. Booking platform scores are typically around 9 out of 10, with reviews highlighting the quiet setting, the quality of the lodges and the proximity to the lake. Feedback often focuses on the space, privacy and access to outdoor activities.

Launceston is around 8 miles away, Okehampton is around 16 miles away and Bude is around 20 miles away. Dartmoor National Park can be reached in around 10 minutes by car. Nearby places to visit include Roadford Lake itself, which sits directly alongside the lodges, and Dingles Fairground Museum, around 3.5 miles away.

Why is Roadford Lake Lodges a Great Holiday Park?

• Located beside Roadford Lake, the largest freshwater lake in the South West
• Around 250 acres of surrounding woodland, meadows and wildlife habitat
• Lodges within walking distance of the lake, some around 100 metres away
• Two to four bedroom lodges sleeping up to eight guests
• Private hot tubs available with many lodges
• Direct access to walking routes, cycling trails and water sports
• Around 8 miles to Launceston and 10 minutes to Dartmoor

FAQ

What facilities are available at Roadford Lake Lodges?

Roadford Lake Lodges main facilities are centred around the lake itself, with access to water sports, fishing, walking and cycling routes, along with nearby amenities such as a lakeside café and activity centre.

Lodges Roadford Lake Holiday Park

Roadford Lake Lodges offers a range of contemporary self-catering accommodation designed to suit couples, families and larger groups, all set within a peaceful lakeside and countryside environment. The lodges are positioned to make the most of their natural surroundings, offering privacy, space and a strong connection to the landscape. Accommodation consists primarily of modern lodges available in a variety of layouts, typically sleeping between four and eight guests. Options include two and three bedroom designs, with flexible sleeping arrangements that can accommodate different group sizes and needs. Many lodges include en-suite facilities in the principal bedroom, alongside  family bathrooms, ensuring comfort and convenience for all guests.

All of the lodges are finished to a high standard with a focus on both style and practicality. Open-plan living spaces combine the kitchen, dining and lounge areas to create a sociable and spacious environment. Fully equipped kitchens include modern appliances and ample storage, allowing guests to enjoy relaxed self-catering throughout their stay. The living areas are comfortably furnished and designed for both daytime relaxation and evenings spent together.

Bedrooms are thoughtfully arranged, the master bedrooms are generally generous in size, while additional bedrooms offer quality beds, storage and flexible configurations such as twin or double options. Bedding and furnishings are selected to provide a comfortable, hotel-quality feel within a private lodge setting.

Each lodge benefits from its own outdoor decking area, extending the living space into the open air. Many lodges feature private hot tubs, creating an added sense of luxury and a place to unwind while enjoying the surrounding scenery. Outdoor seating and barbecue areas support alfresco dining and relaxed social time.

To support year-round stays, lodges include heating, high-speed Wi-Fi and practical amenities. Selected lodges are dog-friendly, making Roadford Lake Lodges a versatile and well-equipped choice for a wide range of guests.

Park Facilities at Roadford Lake Lodges 

Roadford Lake Lodges offers a comprehensive range of facilities and activities designed to enhance every stay, blending outdoor adventure with comfort and relaxation in a tranquil lakeside environment. At the heart of the experience is Roadford Lake itself, one of the largest freshwater lakes in the South West, providing a stunning backdrop for walking, cycling and wildlife watching. Lakeside trails wind through woodlands and open countryside, offering routes for all abilities, from gentle strolls to more challenging hikes. For guests who enjoy exploring on bikes, dedicated cycle paths and scenic routes connect directly to surrounding areas of natural beauty.

Water-based activities are a major draw. The South West Lakes activity centre on the lake offers equipment hire and organised sessions in sailing, kayaking, paddleboarding and windsurfing, allowing guests to make the most of the water. Fishing is available for permit holders, with opportunities to catch a variety of freshwater species. Boat launch points and designated fishing areas are easily accessible from the lodges, making spontaneous outings simple.

Onsite amenities are designed for both relaxation and practical needs. Each lodge features a private deck, perfect for alfresco dining or unwinding with views across the landscape, with many lodges including luxury hot tubs for a premium relaxation experience. Communal facilities include a dedicated dog wash area for pet owners and EV charging points for guests with electric vehicles. High-speed Wi-Fi throughout the park ensures connectivity for remote working or streaming entertainment.

Although the setting is primarily natural and peaceful, seasonal and occasional organised entertainment and social activities are available, catering to families and groups, such as outdoor games, themed events and nature-oriented programmes that encourage engagement with the surroundings. Quiet spaces and picnic areas offer additional options for guests seeking solitude or informal socialising.

Places to Visit Near Roadford Lake Lodges 

The area surrounding Roadford Lake Lodges offers a wide variety of activities and attractions that appeal to couples, families and groups, combining outdoor adventure, scenic exploration and enjoyable days out. At the centre of the experience is Roadford Lake itself, a large freshwater lake set close to the Devon and Cornwall border with views towards Dartmoor. The lake is ideal for watersports such as sailing, kayaking, paddleboarding and windsurfing, with opportunities for beginners and more experienced participants. Fishing is also popular, with options for both bank and boat fishing. Well-maintained walking and cycling routes run around the lake, offering everything from gentle lakeside strolls to longer, more scenic routes, making them suitable for all ages and abilities.

Beyond the lake, the surrounding area is rich in places to explore. Historic towns such as Tavistock and Launceston provide cultural interest, traditional markets, independent shops and cafés, making them ideal for relaxed days out for couples or mixed groups. Dartmoor National Park is within easy reach and offers dramatic landscapes, tors, rivers and extensive walking routes, appealing to walkers, photographers and nature lovers.