Tucked away in a serene corner of Yorkshire, these newly opened, architect-designed timber lodges offer a bespoke escape for discerning adults seeking tranquillity, luxury, and nature. Set within mature woodland and overlooking a peaceful private lake, each lodge is finished to an impeccable standard. Spacious, south-facing sun decks catch the light from dawn until dusk perfect for slow mornings with coffee or golden-hour drinks. A select few lodges welcome one small, well-behaved dog, so you don’t have to leave your four-legged companion behind.

The lodges are just a short walk from the award-winning Oaks Golf Club & Spa. Here, you’ll find a relaxed, five-star experience with everything from an 18-hole golf course and modern driving range to a luxurious spa featuring a pool, hot tub, sauna, steam room, aroma room, heated waterbeds, and Temple Spa treatments. It’s the perfect complement to your stay especially on rainy days.

The historic city of York is within easy reach, offering cobbled streets, riverside walks, and iconic attractions like York Minster, the Shambles, Viking Centre, and boutique shopping. Food lovers will be spoiled for choice with acclaimed restaurants like The Ivy, The Star in the City, Del Rios, and the famous Bettys Tea Rooms.

Further afield, you’ll find breathtaking day trips to the North York Moors, the Yorkshire Dales, and the coast, with seaside gems such as Whitby, Filey, and Scarborough. Explore grand stately homes like CastleHoward, Burton Agnes, and Sledmere Hall.

Nature is all around you, deer, pheasants, red kites, and wildfowl are common sights, and the nearby Derwent Ings Nature Reserve becomes a sanctuary for thousands of migrating birds in winter.


Just a mile away, the village of Bubwith offers charming local amenities, including a well-stocked deli, post office, pub, and Indian restaurant/takeaway. The nearby market towns of Pocklington and Howden offer further conveniences and rural charm.

These lodges are more than a getaway they’re a peaceful, indulgent retreat in one of England’s most beautiful and varied regions.