Overview of Hornsea Lakeside Lodges

Hornsea Lakeside Lodges is a lakeside lodge park on Rolston Road near Hornsea in East Yorkshire. The park sits in 60 acres of countryside with three lakes, open space and easy access to the coast. It is a good choice for couples, families, dog owners and larger groups who want a self catering lodge break close to Hornsea.

The setting is one of the main reasons to book. The lodges are arranged around lakes and green space, so the park has a calm, open feel. Guests can walk around the grounds, enjoy the water views and return to their own hot tub after a day out.

This is a lodge and log cabin park rather than a static caravan park. Accommodation ranges from smaller 1 bedroom lodges for 2 people to larger lodges sleeping up to 10. Some lodges are pet friendly, which helps guests planning beach walks, countryside walks or a break with a dog.

Hornsea is only 0.8 miles away, with shops, places to eat, a beach, Hornsea Museum and Hornsea Mere. Beverley, Hull, Bridlington, Bempton Cliffs, Scarborough and York are also possible days out from the park.

Why is Hornsea Lakeside Lodges a Great Holiday Park?

• Luxury lodge park in Hornsea, East Yorkshire.
• 60 acres of private grounds.
• Three well stocked lakes with carp, barbel and perch.
• One, two, three, four and five bedroom lodges available.
• Lodges sleep from 2 to 10 guests.
• Private outdoor hot tubs with lodge accommodation.
• Some pet friendly lodges available.
• Hornsea is approximately 0.8 miles away.
• Hornsea Beach, Hornsea Mere, Hornsea Museum and Hornsea Freeport are nearby.
• Hornsea Golf Club is close to the park.
• Beverley is approximately 13 miles away.
• Hull is approximately 17 miles away.
• Bempton Cliffs, Burton Constable, Scarborough and York can be visited by car.
• Hoseasons guest rating of 4.5 out of 5.

Why take a holiday at Hornsea Lakeside Lodges?

Hornsea Lakeside Lodges gives guests a quiet East Yorkshire lodge break with hot tubs, lakes, fishing and countryside around the park. It is well matched to couples, families and anglers who want self catering lodge accommodation close to Hornsea and the Yorkshire coast.

Where is Hornsea Lakeside Lodges?

Hornsea Lakeside Lodges is on Rolston Road, Hornsea, East Yorkshire, HU18 1XQ. The park is approximately 0.8 miles from Hornsea, with Hornsea Beach, Hornsea Mere, Hornsea Freeport, Beverley, Hull, Burton Constable, Bempton Cliffs, Scarborough and York all within reach for days out.

Lodges at Hornsea Lakeside Lodges

Accommodation at Hornsea Lakeside Lodges is based around self catering lodges and log cabins. The range works well for different types of stay, from 1 bedroom lodges for couples to 5 bedroom accommodation for larger families and groups.

The lodges have open plan kitchen and living areas, giving guests space to cook, eat and relax together. Features can include a microwave, dishwasher, flat screen TV with Freeview, DVD player, wood burning stove, towels, hairdryer, iron and ironing board. Some details vary by lodge, so guests should check the individual accommodation before booking.

Outdoor space is a big part of the stay. Lodges include decking or patio areas, with outdoor hot tubs adding one of the main reasons people book here. Some lodges also have lake views, jetties or wraparound outside space, which makes the setting feel part of the accommodation rather than just something nearby.

The lodge range includes named options such as Swallow and Kingfisher for 2 people, Dovetail and Teal for 4, Heron and Sandpiper for 6, Skylark for 8 and Oystercatcher for 10. Selected lodges accept pets, including Kingfisher, so the park can work for dog owners as well as couples and families.

Park Facilities at Hornsea Lakeside Lodges

Hornsea Lakeside Lodges is built around its lakes, countryside setting and lodge facilities. The site has three stocked fishing lakes with carp, barbel and perch, making it a good choice for guests who enjoy fishing or simply want a break with water views and wildlife around them.

The 60 acre setting gives guests space for short walks and time outdoors without having to leave the park straight away. Ducks, rabbits and other wildlife are part of the setting, and the lakes help give the park a quiet, countryside feel.

The lodges themselves carry much of the holiday experience. Guests have their own hot tub, outdoor space, kitchen and living area, so the park is less about shared entertainment and more about private lodge time, fishing, walking and relaxing.

Practical features include WiFi, secure parking, electric gates and CCTV. These are useful details, especially for families, groups and guests staying for several nights.

Hornsea town is close enough to fill in the rest of the stay. Restaurants, pubs, shops, cafes and beach walks are all nearby, so guests can keep the park as a calm base while still having everyday holiday essentials within easy reach.

Places to Visit Near Hornsea Lakeside Lodges

Hornsea is around 0.8 miles from Hornsea Lakeside Lodges, so it should be the first place guests look for easy days out. The town has shops, restaurants, bars, cafes, Hornsea Museum and a sandy beach with beach huts and water based activities during the season.

Hornsea Mere is also close by and is one of the most useful local places to visit. It is Yorkshire’s largest freshwater lake, with wildlife, rowing boats, sailing and fishing. It is a good choice for a gentle afternoon close to the park.

Honeysuckle Farm is a short drive from Hornsea and is a practical family visit, especially for younger children. Hornsea Freeport is also nearby for outlet shopping and an easy change of pace away from the beach.

Beverley is around 13 miles away, usually about 30 minutes by car. It is a good day out for shops, food, Beverley Minster, cobbled streets and a more historic market town feel.

Hull is around 17 miles away and usually takes about 40 minutes by car. Families may want to visit The Deep, while adults may prefer the museums, marina, theatres, galleries and places to eat around the city centre.

Bempton Cliffs is around 21 miles away and takes about 40 minutes by car. It is one of the best coastal wildlife trips in the area, especially for seabirds and cliff top views. Scarborough is around 33 miles away, while York is around 44 miles away for a longer city day out.