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You're spoiled for choice if you're booking lodges with hot tubs in Northumberland in 2024! Whether it's a cosy cabin for a couple's retreat, a luxury cabin for a family break, or a weekend away with a group, this area is bursting at the seams with fantastic accommodations near all the famous landmarks, eateries and days out.
Northumberland is a well-known tourist destination offering its visitors so much to explore from beautiful beaches and historical castles to beautiful gardens and countryside.
If you're looking for a holiday where your days are filled with adventure, then Northumberland is the perfect destination. This area is home to stunning scenery and is popular with families and couples alike for short breaks.
The world-famous Hadrian’s Wall is a must-see when in Northumberland - this ancient stretch of wall, build by Roman Emporer Hadrian was built to keep out the barbarians. Today it's still an impressive structure that spans the width of the country.
If you are a lover of gardens and grand homes then Alnwick Garden is one of the finest contemporary gardens in the UK. It's a great stop for a family day out and they have lots of interesting events on throughout the year. Like the awesome Titan robot.
Other equally stunning gardens can be found at Howick Gardens. And if you've never been to Craigside Estate, you're in for a real treat. Plan to spend a day here - there's lots to do here for all ages and plenty to learn too. The huge mansion is well worth a visit too.
Landal Kielder Waterside is a beautiful Water and Forest park that offers a variety of cabins set within a glorious parkland. You choose; to run, cycle or walk around the shoreline of the largest man-made lake in Europe. There is a wide array of activities like bike trails, an onsite pub offering delicious local dishes, spa and sauna, archery and fishing to name a few.
After a day spent exploring the woods and the wildlife it has to offer, a private hot tub to relax in at the end of the day is just what you need!
Blossom Plantation Pods is another beautiful country park nestled in the heart of Northumberland's coastal countryside with views across a lake. This is the perfect base if you are looking for a relaxing holiday spent enjoying the peace and tranquillity of this region. The lodges with hot tubs are warm and comfortable making it easier to escape the stress of everyday life in a private hot tub or a cosy night spent in the comfort of a king-sized bed. The lodges are ideal for a couple’s retreat.
The Alnwick Garden and Castle, Lindisfarne Castle, Dustanburgh Castle are all located close to the park, making for a fun day out exploring the region.
Border Forest Lodges is another wonderful choice located on the edge of the gorgeous Kielder Forest. The lodges are idea for people enjoying outdoor pursuits. The Northumberland National Park is located close to the park and can be used for walking, cycling or fishing. The park also attracts a lot of nature lovers. The lodges sleep 2-6 with private hot tubs.
The famous wall spans 73 miles - from coast to coast. If you love diving into the history of a region, then Northumberland has some incredible places to visit along Hadrian's wall. It cuts through some stunning scenery too - so get plenty of pics when you leave your hot tub lodge.
From Dark Skies to Art & Architecture, Kielder is a great destination on your hot tub break. The Visit Keilder website is a great place to start. You can also download a free guide to Kilder Park here.
This stunning coastal town, in the heart of Northumberland, showcases the best of the region, with famous castles, breathtaking coastlines and walking trails. It's a beautiful place to visit, any time of year. The official Bamburgh website has all the information you need, along with event schedules.
There are various local distilleries and breweries for tasting various spirits and the local pubs also make for a fun night out. Towns such as Alnwick, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Morpeth and Hexham offer a fantastic shopping experience with craft shops, art galleries, old-fashioned department stores and well-established High Street names all nestling next to each other.
Northumberland is also famous for its farmer's markets bustling with fresh produce.
There is something to do for everyone in Northumberland, making it a popular choice for holidays all year round.
First-time hot tub break in Northumberland? Here are some quick tips to help things go more smoothly!
Most lodges offer off-road parking right next to your lodge which makes unloading the goods quick work.
Packing a car for a few nights, or a week can be a daunting task, especially if you're going away with a baby or younger kids. Thankfully Northumberland has plenty of shops where you can pick up anything you forget.
Most lodges will have a well-equipped kitchen that includes a fridge, freezer, oven, hob and microwave but they won't normally have things like salt and pepper and cooking oil.
If you're travelling a distance and are worried about food spoiling, leave the fresh stuff. Not everyone likes to call at the supermarket once they arrive on holiday and prefer to hit the hot tub, but if you don't mind shopping when you arrive, it can save you from having to pack food.
Depending on the lodge you might get some basics such as milk and tea and coffee and some biscuits. Some lodge parks will have a small shop where you can buy local meats and produce along with some basics you might need.
While children might love the hot tub, it's good to know whether there's more to see and do if you're taking the children on a lodge break. Northumberland is packed with places you can take your family.
You'll definitely want to visit some of the National Trust locations throughout the area (which have some incredible playparks!) Wallington Hall and Cragside Hall make for a really memorable day out and there's enough there to merit a full day.
When you book a lodge, the hot tub will be drained and refilled prior to your arrival. In the majority of lodges, this will happen directly after the previous check out which gives the hot tub plenty of time to heat up to around 38 degrees for your arrival.
Like anywhere, this county is fantastic to visit in the sunny months wearing T-shirts and sitting out on the grass but it's equally as good to come at any time of the year. We've holidayed in Northumberland in the rain, sun and even heavy snow and there's still lots open and plenty to see and do in the Winter months.