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Which Parkdean Resorts Have Lodges? Which are best?
We love a lodge break at a UK holiday park. You get a whole lot more space compared to a standard caravan, so there's much less chance of bumping your knee in the night or falling out with each other after a couple of days.
Typically, a lodge is about 20 foot wide whereas a caravan is 10-14 foot wide. Lodges can be significantly more expensive but if you search around you can sometimes get good deals.
Parkdean Resorts has lodges at about 40 of its 66 holiday parks in the UK (about two thirds). In some cases, there are just one or two types of lodge at a resort whilst others have dozens to choose from. Some of them have hot tubs as well.
Typically, a lodge is about 20 foot wide whereas a caravan is 10-14 foot wide. Lodges can be significantly more expensive but if you search around you can sometimes get good deals.
Parkdean Resorts has lodges at about 40 of its 66 holiday parks in the UK (about two thirds). In some cases, there are just one or two types of lodge at a resort whilst others have dozens to choose from. Some of them have hot tubs as well.
Parkdean Resorts with lodges, ranked by customers
First, we're going to rank each Parkdean Resorts that has lodges based on customer reviews*. We've also included details of whether they have hot tubs, as that is a big bonus for us when we are booking a holiday park.
1st: Limefitt Holiday Park, Lake District - 91%
2nd: Fallbarrow Holiday Park, Lake District - 90% (also has hot tubs)
3rd: Sea Acres Holiday Park, Cornwall - 90%
= 3rd: Church Point Holiday Park, Northumberland - 85%
5th: Warmwell Holiday Park, Dorset - 84% (hot tubs)
6th: Cherry Tree Holiday Park, Norfolk - 83% (hot tubs)
= 6th: Lower Hyde Holiday Park, Isle of Wight - 83% (hot tubs)
= 6th: Nodes Point Holiday Park, Isle of Wight - 83% (hot tubs)
= 6th: White Cross Bay Holiday Park, Lake District - 83% (hot tubs)
10th: St Minver Holiday Park, Cornwall - 82%
= 10th: Southview Holiday Park, Lincolnshire - 82% (hot tubs)
= 10th: Kessingland Beach Holiday Park, Suffolk - 82%
= 10th: California Cliffs Holiday Park, Norfolk - 82%
= 10th: Whitley Bay Holiday Park, Northumberland - 82%
= 10th: Barmston Beach Holiday Park, Yorkshire - 82%
=10th: Tummel Valley Holiday Park, Scotland - 82%
17th: Breydon Water Holiday Park, Norfolk - 81%
=17th: Landguard Holiday Park, Isle of Wight - 81% (hot tubs)
19th: Cresswell Towers Holiday Park, Northumberland - 80%
=19th Coopers Beach Holiday Park, Essex - 80% (hot tubs)
21st: Sandy Bay Holiday Park, Northumberland - 79%
= 21st: Crimdon Dene Holiday Park, County Durham - 79%
23rd: Holywell Bay Holiday Park, Cornwall - 78%
= 23rd: Ruda Holiday Park, Devon - 78% (hot tubs)
= 23rd: Cayton Bay Holiday Park, Yorkshire - 78% (hot tubs)
= 23rd: Trecco Bay Holiday Park, Wales - 78%
27th: Looe Bay Holiday Park, Cornwall - 77%
= 27th: White Acres Holiday Park, Cornwall - 77%
= 27th: Challaborough Bay Holiday Park, Devon - 77%
= 27th: Heacham Beach Holiday Park, Norfolk - 77%
31st: West Bay Holiday Park, Dorset - 76%
= 31st: Summerfields Holiday Park, Norfolk - 76%
= 31st: Carmarthen Bay Holiday Park, Wales - 76% (hot tubs)
= 31st: Pendine Sands Holiday Park, Wales - 76%
= 31st: Manor Park Holiday Park, Norfolk - 76%
36th: Newquay Holiday Park, Cornwall - 75%
= 36th Withernsea Sands Holiday Park, Yorkshire - 75%
= 36th: Bideford Bay Holiday Park, Devon - 75%
= 36th: Sandford Holiday Park, Dorset - 75% (hot tubs)
= 36th: Ty Mawr Holiday Park, Wales - 75%
= 36th: Vauxhall Holiday Park, Norfolk - 75%
= 36th: Skipsea Sands Holiday Park, Yorkshire - 75%
= 36th: Brynowen Holiday Park, Wales - 75%
44th: Thorness Bay Holiday Park, Isle of Wight - 74% (hot tubs)
45th: Torquay Holiday Park, Devon - 73%
= 45th: Sunnydale Holiday Park, Lincolnshire - 73%
47th: Lizard Point Holiday Park, Cornwall - 68%
*We calculated these percentages by adding together each park's TripAdvisor and Google Review scores.
1st: Limefitt Holiday Park, Lake District - 91%
2nd: Fallbarrow Holiday Park, Lake District - 90% (also has hot tubs)
3rd: Sea Acres Holiday Park, Cornwall - 90%
= 3rd: Church Point Holiday Park, Northumberland - 85%
5th: Warmwell Holiday Park, Dorset - 84% (hot tubs)
6th: Cherry Tree Holiday Park, Norfolk - 83% (hot tubs)
= 6th: Lower Hyde Holiday Park, Isle of Wight - 83% (hot tubs)
= 6th: Nodes Point Holiday Park, Isle of Wight - 83% (hot tubs)
= 6th: White Cross Bay Holiday Park, Lake District - 83% (hot tubs)
10th: St Minver Holiday Park, Cornwall - 82%
= 10th: Southview Holiday Park, Lincolnshire - 82% (hot tubs)
= 10th: Kessingland Beach Holiday Park, Suffolk - 82%
= 10th: California Cliffs Holiday Park, Norfolk - 82%
= 10th: Whitley Bay Holiday Park, Northumberland - 82%
= 10th: Barmston Beach Holiday Park, Yorkshire - 82%
=10th: Tummel Valley Holiday Park, Scotland - 82%
17th: Breydon Water Holiday Park, Norfolk - 81%
=17th: Landguard Holiday Park, Isle of Wight - 81% (hot tubs)
19th: Cresswell Towers Holiday Park, Northumberland - 80%
=19th Coopers Beach Holiday Park, Essex - 80% (hot tubs)
21st: Sandy Bay Holiday Park, Northumberland - 79%
= 21st: Crimdon Dene Holiday Park, County Durham - 79%
23rd: Holywell Bay Holiday Park, Cornwall - 78%
= 23rd: Ruda Holiday Park, Devon - 78% (hot tubs)
= 23rd: Cayton Bay Holiday Park, Yorkshire - 78% (hot tubs)
= 23rd: Trecco Bay Holiday Park, Wales - 78%
27th: Looe Bay Holiday Park, Cornwall - 77%
= 27th: White Acres Holiday Park, Cornwall - 77%
= 27th: Challaborough Bay Holiday Park, Devon - 77%
= 27th: Heacham Beach Holiday Park, Norfolk - 77%
31st: West Bay Holiday Park, Dorset - 76%
= 31st: Summerfields Holiday Park, Norfolk - 76%
= 31st: Carmarthen Bay Holiday Park, Wales - 76% (hot tubs)
= 31st: Pendine Sands Holiday Park, Wales - 76%
= 31st: Manor Park Holiday Park, Norfolk - 76%
36th: Newquay Holiday Park, Cornwall - 75%
= 36th Withernsea Sands Holiday Park, Yorkshire - 75%
= 36th: Bideford Bay Holiday Park, Devon - 75%
= 36th: Sandford Holiday Park, Dorset - 75% (hot tubs)
= 36th: Ty Mawr Holiday Park, Wales - 75%
= 36th: Vauxhall Holiday Park, Norfolk - 75%
= 36th: Skipsea Sands Holiday Park, Yorkshire - 75%
= 36th: Brynowen Holiday Park, Wales - 75%
44th: Thorness Bay Holiday Park, Isle of Wight - 74% (hot tubs)
45th: Torquay Holiday Park, Devon - 73%
= 45th: Sunnydale Holiday Park, Lincolnshire - 73%
47th: Lizard Point Holiday Park, Cornwall - 68%
*We calculated these percentages by adding together each park's TripAdvisor and Google Review scores.
As you can see, there's quite a significant range in the review scores for the Parkdean Resorts with lodges. The highest scorer is Limefitt Holiday Park in the Lake District with 91% whilst the lowest scorer is Lizard Point Holiday Park in Cornwall.
Next up, here's our pick of five of the best!
Next up, here's our pick of five of the best!
1. Lodges at Limefitt Holiday Park and Fallbarrow Holiday Park in the Lake District (lake views, outstanding reviews)
They've got a whopping choice of 14 types of lodges at both Limefitt Holiday Park and Fallbarrow Holiday Park in the Lake District.
Go for Limefitt if you want an outstanding value holiday or Fallbarrow if you want to have a hot tub and better views. In our price comparison, Limefitt performed exceedingly well.
Both resorts sit in envious locations in the Lake District but Fallbarrow is the winner for me. Limefitt is a couple of miles from Windermere whilst Fallbarrow is right next to the water.
Neither Fallbarrow nor Limefitt have a swimming pool and they don't have an abundance of things to do onsite. However, both have a bar.
Price: We found a lodge at Limefitt for £1099 for a week in August 2025, which is a terrific price and was the cheapest in our top five by some distance. Meanwhile, Fallbarrow was about £700 more for the cheapest lodge for a week in peak season (£1789).
Go for Limefitt if you want an outstanding value holiday or Fallbarrow if you want to have a hot tub and better views. In our price comparison, Limefitt performed exceedingly well.
Both resorts sit in envious locations in the Lake District but Fallbarrow is the winner for me. Limefitt is a couple of miles from Windermere whilst Fallbarrow is right next to the water.
Neither Fallbarrow nor Limefitt have a swimming pool and they don't have an abundance of things to do onsite. However, both have a bar.
Price: We found a lodge at Limefitt for £1099 for a week in August 2025, which is a terrific price and was the cheapest in our top five by some distance. Meanwhile, Fallbarrow was about £700 more for the cheapest lodge for a week in peak season (£1789).
Fallbarrow is more expensive than some Parkdean Resorts but you can hire a lodge in a great location...
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...including lodges overlooking Windermere
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2. Lodges at Sea Acres Holiday Park in Cornwall (sea views and swimming pool)
There are just three types of lodge at Parkdean Resorts' Sea Acres Holiday Park in Cornwall. We couldn't find any with hot tubs, but some of them did offer a sea view. Perhaps you could stick your feet in a washing up bowl and admire the view.
Sea Acres is another high scorer with customers, who give it 4.5/5 on TripAdvisor and Google Reviews. That makes it one of the top five Parkdean Resorts in the UK and certainly the highest ranking of its eight Cornish resorts.
The activities and things to do on site at Sea Acres is far superior to Limefitt and Fallbarrow (mentioned earlier). At Sea Acres, you can use the indoor swimming pool if it's raining as well as the soft play area, pool table and table tennis. There's also a playground, pitch and putt and crazy golf. You also get more evening entertainment than you get at the Lake District resorts.
The location is lovely, but very (very) remote. Make sure you've downloaded several hours of entertainment and fully charged the tablets.
Price: £1869 for the cheapest lodge we could find for a week in August 2025. That makes it one of the pricier options for a family of four.
Sea Acres is another high scorer with customers, who give it 4.5/5 on TripAdvisor and Google Reviews. That makes it one of the top five Parkdean Resorts in the UK and certainly the highest ranking of its eight Cornish resorts.
The activities and things to do on site at Sea Acres is far superior to Limefitt and Fallbarrow (mentioned earlier). At Sea Acres, you can use the indoor swimming pool if it's raining as well as the soft play area, pool table and table tennis. There's also a playground, pitch and putt and crazy golf. You also get more evening entertainment than you get at the Lake District resorts.
The location is lovely, but very (very) remote. Make sure you've downloaded several hours of entertainment and fully charged the tablets.
Price: £1869 for the cheapest lodge we could find for a week in August 2025. That makes it one of the pricier options for a family of four.
Several of the lodges at Sea Acres holiday park have excellent sea views
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There are just three types of lodge at Sea Acres
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3. Lodges at Nodes Point Holiday Park Isle of Wight (sea views, beach access, indoor swimming pool, hot tubs)
We enjoyed our stay in a lodge at Nodes Point, which is in the East Wight near to the dog friendly beach at St Helens. You can go for nice walks along the coast or hire paddleboards on the beach.
There are 10 different types of lodge at Nodes Point including a small number with a hot tub.
The lodges are mostly at the lower end of the park, meaning they are closer to the beach. Some of them have a sea view, but you tend to get better sea views as you climb away from the beach as the park sits on a steep slope.
There's a good-sized clubhouse with entertainment, a swimming pool with a small four lane slide, a handful of activities you can sign up for, a playground and an outdoor sports court.
The Isle of Wight ferry can be eye wateringly expensive (£300+) but Parkdean Resorts get a whopping great discount so you will pay more like £60-£140 depending on when you visit.
Price: £1989 for a two bedroom lodge for four people in August 2025. That makes it the most expensive lodge in our comparison of Parkdean's best parks with lodges, but I reckon you might find a better deal if you are patient.
There are 10 different types of lodge at Nodes Point including a small number with a hot tub.
The lodges are mostly at the lower end of the park, meaning they are closer to the beach. Some of them have a sea view, but you tend to get better sea views as you climb away from the beach as the park sits on a steep slope.
There's a good-sized clubhouse with entertainment, a swimming pool with a small four lane slide, a handful of activities you can sign up for, a playground and an outdoor sports court.
The Isle of Wight ferry can be eye wateringly expensive (£300+) but Parkdean Resorts get a whopping great discount so you will pay more like £60-£140 depending on when you visit.
Price: £1989 for a two bedroom lodge for four people in August 2025. That makes it the most expensive lodge in our comparison of Parkdean's best parks with lodges, but I reckon you might find a better deal if you are patient.
Lodges at the bottom of the hill at Nodes Point are about 100m from the beach
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We stayed in one of these St Helens lodges, with the world's biggest TV
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4. Lodges at Warmwell Holiday Park in Dorset (lake views, skiing, swimming, hot tubs and fishing)
Warmwell is unusual as a Parkdean Resorts park as it is only has lodges. Most Parkdean Resorts are a mix of caravans and lodges.
There are a whopping 33 types of lodge at Warmwell Holiday Park including quite a few with hot tub upgrades.
Some of them overlook lakes, but it's worth mentioning that Warmwell isn't particularly near to a beach. You'll need to drive for about 20 minutes to reach Dorset's coast.
On the plus side, Warmwell has an unusually good choice of things to do without leaving the site. The quirkiest activity of them all is the dry ski slope, so you can ski, snowboard or just whoosh down the hill on an inflatable doughnut. Warmwell also has an indoor swimming pool, mini ten pin bowling, fishing lakes, soft play, playgrounds and a gym.
Price: £1389 for the cheapest lodge we could find for a week in August 2025 for a family of four.
There are a whopping 33 types of lodge at Warmwell Holiday Park including quite a few with hot tub upgrades.
Some of them overlook lakes, but it's worth mentioning that Warmwell isn't particularly near to a beach. You'll need to drive for about 20 minutes to reach Dorset's coast.
On the plus side, Warmwell has an unusually good choice of things to do without leaving the site. The quirkiest activity of them all is the dry ski slope, so you can ski, snowboard or just whoosh down the hill on an inflatable doughnut. Warmwell also has an indoor swimming pool, mini ten pin bowling, fishing lakes, soft play, playgrounds and a gym.
Price: £1389 for the cheapest lodge we could find for a week in August 2025 for a family of four.
Warmwell is unusual in that all its accommodation is lodges
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Some of the better located lodges overlook lakes at Warmwell
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5. Lodges at Cherry Tree Holiday Park in Norfolk (indoor and outdoor pools, hot tubs)
There are seven types of lodge at Cherry Tree, which is one of Parkdean's highest rated holiday park in East Anglia and the East of England. It's certainly our pick if you want a lodge at a Parkdean in the region.
As with most holiday parks in the Great Yarmouth area, it isn't actually right by the beach. You'll need to drive for 10 minutes to reach the seafront.
Visitors to Cherry Tree Holiday Park can use its indoor and outdoor swimming pools. They are both a good size, but are quite straightforward rather than water parks with lots of slides.
There's a better-than-average choice of activities. Free things include playgrounds but you can also pay extra for things like battle blasters and hoverboards.
Price: £1389 for a lodge for a family of four, which is one of the cheaper options in our top five. That was the price for a week in August 2025 without a hot tub. You'll be able to get a much cheaper price outside of school holidays.
As with most holiday parks in the Great Yarmouth area, it isn't actually right by the beach. You'll need to drive for 10 minutes to reach the seafront.
Visitors to Cherry Tree Holiday Park can use its indoor and outdoor swimming pools. They are both a good size, but are quite straightforward rather than water parks with lots of slides.
There's a better-than-average choice of activities. Free things include playgrounds but you can also pay extra for things like battle blasters and hoverboards.
Price: £1389 for a lodge for a family of four, which is one of the cheaper options in our top five. That was the price for a week in August 2025 without a hot tub. You'll be able to get a much cheaper price outside of school holidays.
Cherry Tree is our choice for a Parkdean lodge in East Anglia
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You can choose from seven types of lodge at Cherry Tree
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Enough waffle! Let's get onto the price comparison!
For a quick price comparison, we looked at the cheapest lodge available for a family of four in mid-August 2025.
- Lodge at Limefitt Holiday Park in the Lake District - £1099
- Lodge at Cherry Tree Holiday Park in Norfolk - £1389 for a two bedroom Ormesby Lodge.
- Lodge at Warmwell Holiday Park in Dorset - £1389 for a two bedroom Dorchester lodge. One bedroom lodges are also available.
- Lodge at Fallbarrow Holiday Park in the Lake District - £1789 Superior Lodge 2 Bedroom
- Lodge at Sea Acres Holiday Park in Cornwall - £1869 for a two bedroom Porthleven Sea View Lodge
- Lodge at Nodes Point Holiday Park Isle of Wight - £1989 for a two bedroom Dimbola Lodge.
