Overview of Hexham Lodges

Hexham Lodges is a countryside lodge resort within the 1,000-acre Slaley Hall estate in Northumberland. Surrounded by woodland, open countryside and golf courses, this park provides a peaceful base between Hexham, the North Pennines and the landscapes surrounding Hadrian’s Wall. View our full range or parks for caravan and lodge holidays in Hexham here.

The accommodation consists of detached two, three and four bedroom lodges sleeping between four and eight people. Selected lodges include a private outdoor hot tub, while designated dog friendly choices welcome up to two pets.

The larger lodges work particularly well for families and groups because several bedrooms have their own en suite bathroom. Kitchens, spacious living areas, outdoor furniture and parking beside the accommodation are included across the main range.

Allout Adventures operates an activity centre within the Slaley Hall estate. Visitors can book quad biking, archery, paintball, axe throwing, Segway experiences and other instructor-led activities.

Slaley Hall Hotel is also located within the estate and has restaurants, bars, two 18-hole golf courses and a spa and health club. Dining, golf and spa experiences are operated separately and can be booked directly with the hotel.

Hexham Abbey, Corbridge, Hadrian’s Wall, Beamish Museum and Newcastle are all accessible for days out. The surrounding countryside also provides a broad selection of walking and cycling routes.

Hexham Lodges at a Glance

Why is Hexham Lodges a Great Holiday Park?

• Detached lodges surrounded by Northumberland countryside
• Two to four bedroom accommodation sleeping four to eight people
• Private hot tubs available with selected larger lodges
• Multiple bathrooms with most accommodation choices
• Dog friendly lodges welcoming up to two pets
• Adventure centre with quad biking, archery and paintball
• Restaurants, golf and spa facilities within the Slaley Hall estate
• Easy access to Hexham, Hadrian’s Wall and the North Pennines

Frequently Asked Questions About Hexham Lodges

Where is Hexham Lodges?

Hexham Lodges is within the Slaley Hall estate near the village of Slaley in Northumberland. Hexham town centre is approximately nine miles away.

Does Hexham Lodges have hot tubs?

Private outdoor hot tubs are available with selected three and four bedroom lodges. Guests should choose accommodation that specifically includes a hot tub when booking.

Are dogs welcome at Hexham Lodges?

Dogs are welcome in selected two, three and four bedroom lodges. Some accommodation accepts up to two pets, which must be included when making the booking.

What accommodation is available at Hexham Lodges?

The resort offers detached two, three and four bedroom lodges. They sleep four, six or eight people and include fitted kitchens, private bathrooms, living space and outdoor furniture.

Can lodge guests use the Slaley Hall facilities?

Restaurants, bars, golf courses, spa treatments and health club facilities are available within the Slaley Hall estate. These facilities are operated separately from Landal lodge bookings, and advance reservations and additional charges may apply.

What activities are available at Hexham Lodges?

The on-site activity centre offers bookable experiences including quad biking, archery, axe throwing, knife throwing, paintball, clay pigeon shooting and Segway safaris. Activities have individual age, height and participation requirements.

Accommodation at Hexham Lodges

Hexham Lodges provides detached self-catering accommodation for families, couples and groups of four to eight people. The range includes traditional lodges alongside newer accommodation with contemporary interiors and additional outdoor features.

Two bedroom lodges sleep up to four people, normally in one king-size bedroom and one twin bedroom. They generally have two bathrooms, including an en suite attached to the main bedroom.

Three bedroom lodges sleep up to six and usually include one king-size bedroom and two twin rooms. Most have three bathrooms, giving families and groups more privacy than a conventional three bedroom holiday home.

Four bedroom lodges sleep up to eight people in a combination of king-size, double and twin bedrooms. Selected accommodation has four bathrooms, making it particularly useful for larger groups and holidays shared by several couples.

Private outdoor hot tubs are included with selected three and four bedroom lodges. Newer premium accommodation may also include an enclosed deck, pergola, barbecue and upgraded outdoor furniture.

Kitchens include cooking facilities, a fridge freezer, microwave, kettle and toaster. Many lodges also have a dishwasher, washing machine, coffee machine and separate dining area.

Towels and toiletries are provided, while televisions are available in the living area and selected bedrooms. Parking is usually provided beside the lodge, with additional spaces available in the central car park.

Accommodation Comparison

Choosing Accommodation at Hexham Lodges

Bedroom arrangements, hot tubs, outdoor areas and pet allowances vary, so guests should check the full details of their selected accommodation.

Park Facilities at Hexham Lodges

Hexham Lodges is centred on spacious self-catering accommodation, countryside views and outdoor activities. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the resort, and guests can park beside or close to their lodge.

Allout Adventures operates from within the Slaley Hall estate and offers a substantial programme of bookable outdoor experiences. Quad biking takes place on off-road trails, while other options include archery, paintball and Segway safaris.

Axe throwing, knife throwing and clay pigeon shooting are also available. Participation rules vary between activities, and sessions should be booked in advance.

The surrounding estate provides opportunities for countryside walks and cycling. Guests can also use Hexham Lodges as a starting point for routes through the North Pennines and nearby Northumberland countryside.

Slaley Hall Hotel is located within the same estate and provides several options for eating and drinking. Hadrian’s Brasserie serves evening meals, while the hotel also has bars, a golf clubhouse and afternoon tea.

The hotel’s two 18-hole golf courses can be booked separately. The Hunting Course is a championship-standard layout, while the Priestman Course occupies higher ground with views across the Tyne Valley.

Spa treatments and health club sessions are also available through Slaley Hall Hotel. Hotel facilities include a 20-metre indoor swimming pool, gym and spa, with access arrangements and charges set by the hotel.

Hexham Lodges Facilities

Facility	Details
Activity centre	Bookable outdoor and adventure experiences
Quad biking	Guided off-road sessions
Archery	Instructor-led target sessions
Paintball	Group activity available through the adventure centre
Other activities	Axe throwing, knife throwing, Segways and clay shooting
Walking and cycling	Countryside routes around the surrounding area
Wi-Fi	Free throughout the lodge resort
Parking	Beside or close to the accommodation
Food and drink	Restaurants and bars at Slaley Hall Hotel
Golf	Two separately bookable 18-hole courses
Spa and health club	Pool, gym and treatments available through the hotel
Reception	Check-in assistance and resort information

Places to Visit Near Hexham Lodges

Hexham is a historic Northumberland market town with independent shops, cafés, restaurants and walks beside the River Tyne. Hexham Abbey stands at the centre of the town and includes a Saxon crypt dating from the seventh century.

Corbridge is another attractive Tyne Valley destination. Its centre has independent shops, cafés and traditional stone buildings, while Corbridge Roman Town preserves the remains of a major settlement and supply centre used during the Roman occupation.

Hadrian’s Wall can be explored through several forts, museums and walking routes. Vindolanda has an active archaeological site and museum, while the Roman Army Museum examines the lives of soldiers stationed on the northern frontier.

Derwent Reservoir provides waterside walking, cycling, wildlife watching and fishing. The nearby village of Blanchland is known for its stone buildings, surrounding moorland and walking routes into the North Pennines.

Beamish is a large open-air museum recreating life in North East England during different historical periods. Visitors can explore period streets, homes, farms, shops and transport.

Newcastle and Gateshead provide museums, galleries, shopping, restaurants and attractions around the River Tyne. The Quayside is known for its bridges, contemporary art and music venues.

Northumberland National Park offers walking, cycling and internationally recognised dark skies. Longer days out can include Kielder Water and Forest Park, where visitors can follow lakeside trails, hire bikes and look for wildlife.

Nearby Attractions

Distances and journey times are approximate and can vary with traffic, weather and rural road conditions.