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Welcome to the Lake District, a haven for fishing enthusiasts seeking a perfect lodge getaway and the chance to enjoy some of the UK’s finest fishing spots. Nestled within rolling hills and dramatic landscapes, this enchanted region is home to an array of magnificent lakes, each offering its own unique fishing delights.
With an impressive variety of freshwater species, the Lake District is ideal for anglers of all levels. The legendary brown trout, known for its elusive nature and acrobatic jumps, will put your skills to the test. Pike is also a popular catch at the lakes, ready to engage in a fierce battle of wits.
But the Lake District isn’t just about catching fish; it’s an immersive experience in nature and a chance to unwind and relax in stunning surroundings, or from your very own private hot tub. As the sun rises, the lakes come alive with a vibrant symphony of birdcalls, and you’ll feel a profound connection to the wilderness around you.
From the enchanting shores of Windermere to the scenic serenity of Derwentwater, each lake has its own hidden gems waiting to be discovered. Whether you’re booking for a couple, or arranging a fishing trip with friends and family, the Lake District has something for everyone.
Here are some of our recommendations for lodges with hot tubs that have fishing on-site in the lake district.
Set within 60 acres of picturesque parkland, White Cross Bay can be found on the shores of Lake Windermere. These spacious, modern cabins sleep up to 6 people and are ideal for families seeking adventure and plenty of activities and things to do on-site. Families can enjoy a heated indoor pool, a children’s play area and a clubhouse.
Of course, the famous Lake Windermere offers every kind of water sport and is also ideal for fishing enthusiasts who will be able to make the most of this during their stay. You’ll need a national fishing license in order to be able to cast your line in the lake.
After a long day of exploring, guests can simply make their way back to Meadley Lodge. This pet-friendly cabin has all the essentials; a well-equipped kitchen and living area, two bedrooms and a nice outdoor hot tub. Perfect for families of four wanting comfort and convenience! Meadley Lodge can also accommodate up to two dogs for an additional small fee.
The prime fishing season is between March and November and the lake’s diverse fish species make it an angler’s paradise, regardless of your level of experience. Brown trout is a prized catch, especially during the spring and autumn months. Pike fishing peaks in late spring and summer when this fish is most active.
Anglers use a variety of techniques here, including fly fishing, spinning, and bait fishing. Fly fishing for brown trout is particularly popular, with dry flies and nymphs being a reliable choice of bait.
Park of Hoseasons’ ‘Autograph Lodge Holidays Collection’, this lodge park is set on the Brayton Park Estate – a stylish retreat with a beaitiful setting. Enjoy bing pampered with a massage in your lodge, or get an afternoon tea delivered right to your lodge.
Along with the classic amenities that this lodge offers, bedrooms have their own en-suites and TVs. Cosy up with your own wood burner and a sleek kitchen island. Ideal for socialising around at any time of the day.
Guests are practically surrounded by nature 24/7 and you will be able to take in the countryside views from your own private hot tub.
For those tempted to explore beyond the esate, Brayton offers onsite golf and fishing. A bit further afield, guests can learn more about the name behind their lodge; just 30 minutes by car, ‘Wordsworth House and Garden’ is an attraction dedicated to the 18th-century poet, William Wordsworth.
Here, families can roam the beautiful gardens or take part in fun and educational activities. Whether you want to channel your inner writer or get cooking in the kitchen, there’s lots to do at this popular site.
For a relaxing break that offers onsite fishing in an abundance of bliss, look no further that this cracking lodge park smack in the middle of Cumbria. If you’re up for some fishing on your holiday, you’ll be pleased to know there’s a well-stocked trout lake and a mixed coarse fishery on your doorstep without having to drive anywhere.
Choose from a range of well-equipped cabins which can accommodate up to four guests. This pod features a double bed and a twin which is situated above. Along with this, there is a small kitchen, a pull-out dining table and a lovely hot tub.
Whilst set within 10 acres of its own idyllic woodland, this little lodge has access to all the facilities at its sister park, Fell End. For families wanting to do more than just fishing, there is an indoor pool, gym and restaurant right next door. Younger children will love the soft play area here too.
With views of both ‘Skiddaw Mountain’ and Bassenthwaite Lake, these contemporary cabins are ideal couples or families looking for a fab lakeside setting. They’re also pet friendly so you don’t need to arrange a dog sitter or expensive kennels.
It’s not just the backdrop that makes these lodges special, it’s all the onsite activities too. Families staying at this holiday park will be able to cycle, canoe and even horse ride if they choose to do so. More importantly, guests will have the opportunity to fish in the nearby lake (license required between March and November).
You’re also in a central location to head out and explore the Lake District too. Keswick is just six miles away and you’ll find plenty to do here. From cafes to climbing, there’s no wonder why this town is so popular with families. If you want to do something a bit different, then why not check out ‘The Puzzling Place’? This fun attraction has optical illusions in every room and is sure to make a memorable afternoon.
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For those wanting to relax after a long day of exploring, simply head back to your lodge where you can soak in the views from your very own hot tub!
With a variety of lodges featuring on-site fishing and bubbly private hot tubs, the Lake District is ideal for all fishing enthusiasts. Whether you want to test your skills against the elusive brown trout or tackle the formidable pike, the lakes offer a diverse experience for anglers of all levels.
For guests in your party not bothered about fishing, Cumbria offers some stunning landscapes and plenty to see and do, providing a relaxing getaway. Windermere, Derwentwater and Bassenthwaite are all worth your time and whether your idea of a holiday is fishing, outdoor adventures, or just being a sloth in the hot tub, the Lakes caters to everyone’s interests.