Overview of Bath Mill Lodge Retreat

Bath Mill Lodge Retreat is a woodland lodge park on the western edge of Bath, approximately three miles from the city centre. The lodges are arranged within landscaped grounds beside Newton Brook, providing a countryside setting within a short drive of Bath’s historic attractions, shops, restaurants and theatres, discover all of our caravan and lodge parks near Bath here.

Accommodation ranges from compact studio style lodges for couples to two, three and four bedroom lodges sleeping up to eight guests. Selected lodges welcome dogs, while larger properties provide several bedrooms and bathrooms for families or groups staying together.

Each lodge provides self catering facilities, central heating, double glazing and private decking with outdoor furniture. Some properties overlook Newton Brook, while others are positioned among the trees and landscaped areas.

The Brook Bar & Bistro is set within a restored mill building beside the water. It serves lunch, evening meals, Sunday lunch, drinks and lighter refreshments, with outdoor terrace seating when the weather is nice. Guests also have access to an air conditioned gym and a children’s play area.

Bath Mill Lodge Retreat is ideal for couples planning a city break, families exploring Somerset and groups looking for shared accommodation close to Bath. The Roman Baths, Bath Abbey, Thermae Bath Spa, Royal Crescent and Jane Austen Centre can all be reached in approximately 10 to 15 minutes by car or taxi.

Bath Mill Lodge Retreat at a Glance

The current accommodation range includes compact properties for short stays and larger lodges with up to four bedrooms.

Why is Bath Mill Lodge Retreat a Great Holiday Park?

• Countryside lodge setting approximately three miles from central Bath
• Studio style accommodation for couples and shorter city breaks
• Two, three and four bedroom lodges for families and groups
• Larger accommodation sleeping up to eight guests
• Selected dog friendly lodge accommodation
• Restaurant and bar inside a restored mill building
• Air conditioned gym and children’s play area
• Roman Baths, Bath Abbey and Thermae Bath Spa within a short drive

FAQs About Bath Mill Lodge Retreat

What accommodation is available at Bath Mill Lodge Retreat?

Visitors can choose from studio style and one, two, three and four bedroom lodges. The range includes smaller accommodation for couples and larger lodges sleeping up to eight guests.

How far is Bath Mill Lodge Retreat from Bath city centre?

Bath city centre is approximately three miles from the retreat. The journey normally takes around 10 to 15 minutes by car or taxi, depending on traffic.

Are dogs welcome at Bath Mill Lodge Retreat?

Yes. Dogs are welcome in selected lodges. Pet friendly accommodation must be chosen when booking, and the number of dogs accepted varies between properties.

Is there somewhere to eat at Bath Mill?

Yes. The Brook Bar & Bistro serves meals, drinks and lighter refreshments within a restored mill building beside Newton Brook. Outdoor terrace seating is available when the weather is nice.

Does Bath Mill Lodge Retreat have a gym?

Yes. The air conditioned gym has cardiovascular equipment, resistance equipment, free weights and floor space. It currently opens daily from 9am until 9pm.

Is Bath Mill Lodge Retreat suitable for families?

Yes. Two, three and four bedroom lodges provide space for families, and the retreat has a children’s play area. Bath, Longleat, Wookey Hole and Bristol Zoo Project provide further family days out within driving distance.

Accommodation at Bath Mill Lodge Retreat

Bath Mill Lodge Retreat offers studio style accommodation and one, two, three and four bedroom self catering lodges.

The compact studio accommodation is designed for couples and shorter stays. It includes an open plan sleeping and living area, kitchenette and private bathroom facilities, providing an alternative to staying in a city centre hotel.

Two bedroom lodges generally sleep four guests and provide a main bedroom, twin bedroom, bathroom facilities and an open plan kitchen, dining and living area. Three bedroom lodges sleep up to six, while the largest four bedroom accommodation sleeps up to eight.

Larger properties can include several bathrooms, televisions in the bedrooms, full kitchen facilities and additional dining space. Waterside lodge choices are also available for visitors who prefer an outlook across Newton Brook.

Every lodge has central heating, double glazing and private decking with patio furniture. WiFi, bed linen and self catering equipment are included, although appliances, bathroom layouts and entertainment features vary between properties.

Selected lodges welcome dogs, while pet free choices are also available. Visitors should confirm the exact capacity, pet policy, parking position and included kitchen appliances before booking.

Accommodation at Bath Mill Lodge Retreat

Accommodation Information

Facilities at Bath Mill Lodge Retreat

Bath Mill Lodge Retreat centres its guest facilities around dining, fitness and its landscaped riverside setting.

The Brook Bar & Bistro is housed within a restored mill building that is approximately 350 years old. The menu includes burgers, pizzas, steaks, vegetarian dishes, children’s meals and seasonal specials. Drinks, cocktails and afternoon tea are also available.

The bistro serves lunch and evening meals from Monday to Saturday, with Sunday lunch and afternoon service on Sundays. Opening times can change, so visitors should check the current hours and reserve a table during busy periods.

An outdoor terrace overlooks Newton Brook and provides space for meals and drinks when the weather is nice. A children’s play area is positioned close to the bistro, allowing families to combine dining with time at the retreat.

The air conditioned gym contains cardiovascular machines, resistance equipment and free weights. It currently opens daily between 9am and 9pm.

Guests can also walk around the landscaped grounds and follow routes beside Newton Brook. Free parking makes it possible to leave the car at the retreat before using a taxi, bus or walking route into Bath.

Bath Mill also hosts weddings, private functions and other events within its function spaces. Guests booking for a particularly quiet occasion may find it useful to ask whether a large event is scheduled during their stay.

Main Facilities at Bath Mill Lodge Retreat

Facility	Information
The Brook Bar & Bistro	Restaurant and bar within the restored mill building
Riverside terrace	Outdoor dining beside Newton Brook
Children’s play area	Play facility close to the bistro
Air conditioned gym	Cardio equipment, resistance machines and free weights
Woodland grounds	Landscaped areas and mature trees
Newton Brook	Watercourse running through the retreat
WiFi	Included within the lodge accommodation
Free parking	Guest parking available within the retreat
Reception	Arrival assistance and local information
Function rooms	Weddings, private events and group functions
Dog friendly stays	Selected lodges welcome dogs

Food and Fitness Information

Facility	What visitors should know
Bistro meals	Lunch and evening service during the week
Sunday service	Lunch and afternoon opening
Table reservations	Recommended during weekends and busy dates
Outdoor dining	Available on the riverside terrace
Gym opening	Currently 9am to 9pm daily
Gym equipment	Cardio machines, resistance equipment and free weights
Play area	Located close to The Brook Bar & Bistro
Events	Private functions may take place within the retreat

Places to Visit Near Bath Mill Lodge Retreat

Bath city centre is approximately 10 to 15 minutes from Bath Mill Lodge Retreat. The Roman Baths provide an opportunity to explore the city’s Roman bathing complex, archaeological remains and museum collections, with Bath Abbey located nearby.

Thermae Bath Spa has indoor thermal bathing facilities and an open air rooftop pool overlooking the city. The attraction is aimed primarily at adults and should be reserved in advance during busy periods.

The Royal Crescent, The Circus and Pulteney Bridge provide some of Bath’s best known Georgian architecture. The Jane Austen Centre explores the writer’s connection with the city, while Royal Victoria Park has open parkland, play facilities and space for family walks.

Bristol can normally be reached in approximately 30 to 40 minutes for its harbourside, museums, shops and restaurants. Bristol Zoo Project provides a family wildlife attraction outside the city centre.

Longleat is approximately 40 to 45 minutes away and combines a drive through safari park, historic house and family attractions. Wookey Hole has caves, indoor attractions and play facilities, while Cheddar Gorge provides clifftop scenery, walking and cave visits.

Bath Mill therefore works particularly well for holidays that combine several days exploring Bath with wider trips across Somerset, Wiltshire and Bristol.

Nearby Places and Attractions

Journey times are approximate and can increase during weekends, events and busy periods in central Bath.