Overview of Faweather Grange Lodges

Faweather Grange Lodges is a luxury log cabin park at High Eldwick, close to Baildon, Saltaire and Ilkley Moor in West Yorkshire. The lodges sit at different levels on a hillside, with views across a wooded valley towards Ilkley Moor.

The setting is a big part of the appeal. This is a place for guests who want quiet surroundings, countryside views and time to enjoy the lodge itself. It is a good choice for couples, families and small groups looking for a hot tub lodge break with walking routes, local villages and Yorkshire days out nearby.

Accommodation is based around real log cabins sleeping from 2 to 8 people. Every lodge has an outdoor hot tub, with selected lodges offering extra features such as four poster beds, log fires, private saunas, jacuzzi bathrooms, decking and outdoor dining space.

Faweather Grange has a calm, private feel, with lodges arranged across the hillside rather than in a tight row. Guests can spend time in the hot tub, book relaxing extras, walk towards Ilkley Moor or visit nearby places such as Baildon, Saltaire, Ilkley, Haworth, Leeds and Harrogate.

Why is Faweather Grange Lodges a Great Holiday Park?

• Luxury log cabin park on Ilkley Moor in West Yorkshire.
• Hillside lodges with views across woodland and moorland.
• Real log lodges with individual designs.
• Lodges sleep from 2 to 8 guests.
• Outdoor hot tub spas with all lodges.
• Larger lodges available for families and small groups.
• In-lodge therapy treatments and pamper packages available.
• Walking routes and moorland scenery nearby.
• Individual guided mountain bike rides available.
• Golf available nearby.
• Eldwick, Bingley, Ilkley and Saltaire are all within reach.
• Leeds is approximately 10 miles away.
• Hoseasons guest rating of 4.8 out of 5.

Why take a holiday at Faweather Grange Lodges?

Faweather Grange Lodges gives guests a peaceful West Yorkshire lodge break with real log cabins, private hot tubs, moorland views and in-lodge treatments available. It suits couples, families and small groups who want a quieter luxury stay close to Ilkley Moor.

Where is Faweather Grange Lodges?

Faweather Grange Lodges is at The Grange, Sconce Lane, High Eldwick, Yorkshire, BD17 6BG. The park is near Bingley and Ilkley Moor, with Saltaire, Ilkley, Bradford, Leeds and the Yorkshire Dales area all within reach for days out.

Lodges at Faweather Grange Lodges

Accommodation at Faweather Grange Lodges is based around real log cabins, with options for couples, families and groups. The lodge range includes 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom accommodation, with smaller lodges sleeping 2 people and larger lodges sleeping up to 8.

Every lodge has an outdoor hot tub, which adds a lovely extra to the stay after a walk on the moors, a day in Saltaire or an evening meal nearby. Many lodges also have decking or private garden space, so guests can make use of the hillside setting and views.

The lodges vary by type, but features can include open plan living space, kitchen facilities, microwave, dishwasher, WiFi, widescreen TV, bath and shower, bed linen, towels and beds made up for arrival. Some lodges also include log fires, four poster beds, jacuzzi bathrooms, private saunas and home cinema systems.

The Den is a 2 person lodge with an outdoor hot tub cinema, while The Nest includes a hot tub, log fire, four poster bed, jacuzzi bathroom and private sauna. Larger options such as Aspen and Foxhollow give families and groups more bedrooms and shared living space.

Some accommodation is dog friendly. Accommodation details vary, so guests may want to check the booking information for dog friendly options, accessible features or sleeping layouts.

Park Facilities at Faweather Grange Lodges

Faweather Grange Lodges is built around private lodge stays, hot tubs and the countryside setting. The main facilities are part of the accommodation itself, with every lodge having its own outdoor hot tub and many lodges offering decking, views, log fires and warm indoor living space.

In lodge therapy treatments and pamper packages can add to the relaxed feel of the stay. These are useful for couples, anniversaries, birthdays and quieter breaks where guests want to spend more time at the lodge. Some extras may need booking in advance and may carry an additional charge.

The location gives guests easy access to walking routes and open countryside. Ilkley Moor can be reached from the area, while Baildon Moor is close by for shorter walks and wide views. This makes the park a good choice for guests who want fresh air and quiet time without needing a packed activity schedule.

WiFi is available, and the lodges are self catering, so guests can cook in the cabin or visit nearby pubs and restaurants. Baildon, Saltaire, Ilkley and the surrounding villages give guests plenty of places to eat within a short drive.

Faweather Grange does not need a long list of shared resort facilities. The appeal comes from the log cabins, hot tubs, views, privacy, walking routes and the ease of reaching nearby Yorkshire towns and villages.

Places to Visit Near Faweather Grange Lodges

Baildon village is approximately 1 mile from Faweather Grange Lodges and is the most useful local stop for shops, food and everyday essentials. Baildon Moor is also close by and gives guests an easy place for walks, open views and fresh air without a long journey from the lodge.

Saltaire is one of the best nearby places to visit. Guests can explore Salts Mill, independent shops, cafes, canal walks and the village’s World Heritage setting. It is a good choice for a relaxed day out with history, food and riverside walking.

Ilkley is approximately 5 miles away and works well for shops, restaurants, riverside walks and access to Ilkley Moor. The Cow and Calf rocks are one of the best known local landmarks and are worth considering for a scenic walk with wide views.

Haworth is approximately 10 miles away and is a good day out for guests interested in the Brontës, cobbled streets, independent shops and the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway. The railway gives visitors a heritage train journey through Brontë country.

Leeds and Harrogate are both approximately 12 miles away, giving guests two very different days out. Leeds is useful for shopping, restaurants, culture and nightlife, while Harrogate has gardens, cafes, spa heritage and a more elegant town centre. York is approximately 30 miles away and is better planned as a longer city day out.