About this property
Nestled by the waterside and tailor-made for little ones, this bespoke and stylish 12ft wide holiday home features a forest animal themed children’s bedroom with built in bunk beds that leads to their own en-suite with bath, overhead shower and junior toilet. Parents can relax within the master double bedroom with en-suite shower room. The open plan central living space consists of a modern kitchen; with children’s glassware, cutlery and crockery; a living area with family games, widescreen TV and comfortable seating; and a dining space with room for 4. French doors lead out onto a enclosed outdoor veranda with garden furniture and beautiful pond/lake views. Perfect for a family escape to remember in the region. Baby and infant facilities and equipment (for rental/upon request). Outdoor hot tub.
Clumber Park Lodges is an exclusive development nestled amidst the rolling countryside and scenic woodland, just 1-mile from the National Trust’s Clumber Park*, in one of England’s best-loved and most majestic areas - Robin Hood Country.
Each accommodation has been presented to a high standard boasting contemporary interiors, spacious living areas and lots of thoughtful touches have been added such as bubbling outdoor hot tubs to provide an unforgettable holiday experience. The park itself is a peaceful retreat, located within a beautiful woodland opening that you reach via a scenic, private road.
Far from the hustle and bustle of modern day living, picturesque countryside and scenic walks unfold from your doorstep and a wealth of picture-postcard villages with quaint shops and traditional pubs await discovery as you choose the pace of your holiday.
For those seeking a little more adventure, the world-famous Sherwood Forest and vibrant city of Nottingham are within easy reach, as are the wealth of leisure attractions dotted around the country.
*Entrance fees are payable daily for those visitors wishing to enter the park by car. Free entrance is provided for anyone cycling or walking to the park. . Clumber Park Lodges is an exclusive development nestled amidst the rolling countryside and scenic woodland, just 1-mile from the National Trust’s Clumber Park*, in one of England’s best-loved and most majestic areas - Robin Hood Country.
Each accommodation has been presented to a high standard boasting contemporary interiors, spacious living areas and lots of thoughtful touches have been added such as bubbling outdoor hot tubs to provide an unforgettable holiday experience. The park itself is a peaceful retreat, located within a beautiful woodland opening that you reach via a scenic, private road.
Far from the hustle and bustle of modern day living, picturesque countryside and scenic walks unfold from your doorstep and a wealth of picture-postcard villages with quaint shops and traditional pubs await discovery as you choose the pace of your holiday.
For those seeking a little more adventure, the world-famous Sherwood Forest and vibrant city of Nottingham are within easy reach, as are the wealth of leisure attractions dotted around the country.
*Entrance fees are payable daily for those visitors wishing to enter the park by car. Free entrance is provided for anyone cycling or walking to the park. . The Woodshed café bar
Electric charging points
Wi-Fi available in the Woodshed café bar and in the reception area.
Bicyle hire. The Woodshed Café Bar is open from 2pm to 6pm Monday to Friday. All other days are 9am to 6pm (may close early at parks discretion)
Site Description
Clumber Park Lodges is an exclusive development nestled amidst the rolling countryside and scenic woodland, just 1-mile from the National Trust’s Clumber Park*, in one of England’s best-loved and most majestic areas - Robin Hood Country.
Each accommodation has been presented to a high standard boasting contemporary interiors, spacious living areas and lots of thoughtful touches have been added such as bubbling outdoor hot tubs to provide an unforgettable holiday experience. The park itself is a peaceful retreat, located within a beautiful woodland opening that you reach via a scenic, private road.
Far from the hustle and bustle of modern day living, picturesque countryside and scenic walks unfold from your doorstep and a wealth of picture-postcard villages with quaint shops and traditional pubs await discovery as you choose the pace of your holiday.
For those seeking a little more adventure, the world-famous Sherwood Forest and vibrant city of Nottingham are within easy reach, as are the wealth of leisure attractions dotted around the country.
*Entrance fees are payable daily for those visitors wishing to enter the park by car. Free entrance is provided for anyone cycling or walking to the park.
Accommodation
Hot Tub
Non Smoking
Pet(s) Allowed
Safer Stays
Pets Go Free
Nearby points of interest
- Sundown Adventureland
- Tate Liverpool
Reviews (36)
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Zoe
Surroundings are nice. The hot tubs very new so are lovely.Staff helpful when needed.Negatives were that the beds are far too uncomfortable. Springs sticking out all over, my husband had to sleep on the sofa.The shower fell off the wall in the kids bathroom as did the towel rail.Our front door wouldn't lock and had to be replaced.The cabin was cold despite having the heating on all the time and the electric fire was so noisy we couldn't have it turned on. Overall disappointed considering the cost.
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Tracy
Couldn’t fault this lodge at all it was excellent
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Paul
As much as we enjoyed the location, I would be surprised if we would return. Upon arrival we were told that the hot tub would be a little cold so might be a while before we could use it. At 6pm it was 31deg, by 11pm it was 36deg. Not comfortable to use at that temp so no use of the hot tub for 1 night out of the 3. When I mentioned this to the office the following morning I was asked whether I had mentioned this at the time. I replied no, as I didn't think there was anything they could do. Only to be told that they would have removed some water and filled up with hot. Now, I am no expert, but I know hot tubs increase about 1 degree per hour once its above 30 degrees. Now simple mathematics should tell the person who's job it is to fill them up that it would not be warm enough by such a time, so why not fill up with hot water in the first place. Also when I mentioned to the office that we regularly visit 2 other sites with hot tubs and are always able to use the hot tub on arrival, I was told that they could not guarantee the hot tub will be at temp on the first night. When I said I don't pay over 350 for 3 nights for the enjoyment of the lodge, I pay it to use a hot tub, the look of surprise was astonishing and they even noted this down on the PC.Lastly, the lodge itself was very cold. The thermostat only worked at 23 deg for 2 hours and then 10 hours at 18 deg. When it's close to freezing outside this was not pleasant and I appreciate, even in these times of spiraling energy costs, the amount paid, I expect to be kept warm if I choose too.