Relax in style at this beautiful lodge sitting among the fairways of a golf course on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales - where the dramatic limestone peak of Ingleborough rise just 5.5 miles to the east and the waterfalls of Ingleton are just 3 miles from your door. Sleeping four people across two bedrooms, it’s ideal for families or groups who are searching for a peaceful retreat to call home while they discover the Yorkshire Dales together. Wake up and tee-off at the on-site golf course (charges apply – book directly with the park), or lace up your walking boots and head off to Ingleton Waterfalls Trail (3 miles) to take on the 4-mile circuit hike that takes you past towering waterfalls and through dramatic limestone gorges. In the evening, come home to open the patio doors onto the enclosed deck and raise a glass to the wonderful fairway views.
Pull into the on-site parking area (a short walk from the lodge) and step inside your stylish lodge. You’ll be welcomed by a spacious open-plan living space designed for easy relaxing after long days on the greens. Patio doors open straight out onto the deck to provide a seamless indoor-outdoor flow, while the lounge area invites you sit back and enjoy a good movie night. The kitchen makes self-catering a breeze and the dining area is great for both shared meals and pre-walk map planning. Outside, the calm, enclosed deck area overlooks the fairway and has the dramatic Ingleborough Ridge as a backdrop, making it the perfect place for a slow morning coffee or a fun evening sundowner. You can also treat yourself to a drink in the on-site bar. When it’s time for bed, two beautiful zip-and-link bedrooms can be configured as king-size or twin to suit your party. One has an en-suite shower room and one has an en-suite bathroom with a shower over the bath.
Treat yourself to a little me-time and book a fishing day at your lodge’s sister site (1.5 miles). Alternatively, adrenaline seekers should head White Scar Cave (3 miles) - England's longest show cave - to take a guided underground journey through its extraordinary stalactite and stalagmite formations. Further afield, make a beeline to the Ribblehead Viaduct (14 miles), to check out this magnificent feat of Victorian engineering set against the backdrop of the Three Peaks. You can walk along the Pennine Way beneath its arches.