
Grizedale Lodge is a former hunting lodge sleeping 16 guests in the heart of Grizedale Forest, Lake District. This 4-star property offers 8 bedrooms each with their own en-suite bathroom, making it perfect for large family gatherings or group celebrations. The lodge sits in a peaceful location surrounded by open countryside and woodlands, with off-road parking for up to 10 cars.
The setting is spectacular. You're deep in Grizedale Forest with walking trails starting from your door. The property is within 12 miles of Lake Windermere, Ambleside and Coniston Water.
Accommodation includes 8 bedrooms across two floors. Ground floor has 2 doubles, one with a four-poster bed accessed via a cosy snug.
Grizedale Lodge is a former hunting lodge sleeping 16 guests in the heart of Grizedale Forest, Lake District. This 4-star property offers 8 bedrooms each with their own en-suite bathroom, making it perfect for large family gatherings or group celebrations. The lodge sits in a peaceful location surrounded by open countryside and woodlands, with off-road parking for up to 10 cars.
The setting is spectacular. You're deep in Grizedale Forest with walking trails starting from your door. The property is within 12 miles of Lake Windermere, Ambleside and Coniston Water.
Accommodation includes 8 bedrooms across two floors. Ground floor has 2 doubles, one with a four-poster bed accessed via a cosy snug. First floor features 4 four-poster doubles, 1 king-size and 1 twin. All 8 bedrooms have en-suite facilities. Social spaces include a vast lounge with wood burner, elegant dining room and professionally equipped kitchen with utility room. The multi-level garden features terraces, lawn and raised decked area.
Groups can explore Go Ape (3 miles, 10 minutes), Grizedale Forest Sculpture Trail (on doorstep), Hawkshead village (3 miles, 10 minutes) and Lake Windermere (12 miles, 25 minutes).
Grizedale Lodge works brilliantly for milestone celebrations or family reunions. The separate en-suites mean no bathroom queues. The dining room seats everyone together.
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All 8 bedrooms feature their own private bathroom facilities, eliminating morning queues and providing privacy for every guest in your group.
Generous off-road parking on gravel means everyone can bring their own vehicle without the hassle of finding spaces on narrow country lanes.
The elegant dining room and vast lounge create ideal spaces for milestone birthdays, anniversaries and family reunions with room for everyone.
Set deep in Grizedale Forest with walking trails from the door, offering immediate access to woodland walks and the famous sculpture trail.
Four bedrooms feature romantic four-poster beds, adding a touch of luxury and making certain rooms feel extra special for celebrating couples.
Multi-level garden with terraces, lawn and raised decking provides outdoor space for children to play and adults to relax with forest views.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Grizedale Lodge by car, follow the A590 towards Newby Bridge, then take minor roads through Satterthwaite towards Grizedale Forest. Sat nav is useful for the final miles on country roads. Off-road parking for up to 10 cars is available on the gravel area outside the lodge.
The nearest railway station is Windermere, approximately 12 miles away. From there, you'll need to arrange a taxi for the scenic journey through the Lake District to reach the lodge in Grizedale Forest.
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