We’ve been listing glamping sites for over 15 years, and come the colder months the question we hear most is simple: which ones have a hot tub?
There’s something about a proper lodge or cabin – solid walls, a real bed, a kitchen and your own bathroom, and a hot tub on the deck for the end of the day. It’s the glamping stay that works in any season, and it’s one of the most searched-for breaks in the UK.
We love a lodge out of season: crisp, bright days, cosy nights, a long soak under the stars and marshmallows toasting round the firepit.
Every place below is a genuine lodge or wooden cabin (no tents, no pods) with a hot tub, and every one takes bookings directly with the owners. Here are 10 of our favourites across England and Wales.
What to look for in a lodge with a hot tub
- A private tub, or a shared one? Most here are private to your lodge. Where a hot tub or spa is shared or bookable by the hour, we’ve said so.
- Electric or wood fired? A wood-fired tub is part of the fun but takes a while to heat, so ask how long and whether logs are included. Electric tubs are ready when you are. Our tip: light a wood-fired tub as soon as you arrive, not when you fancy a soak, as some take a couple of hours to get properly hot.
- Who it sleeps – Lodges range from romantic cabins for two to family lodges for six.
- Dogs – Some welcome dogs and some don’t. We’ve noted it where the listing says.
- Dates – Many lodges are open all year, but always check with the owner before you plan around a particular week.
Yorkshire and the North
Kingfisher Lakes, East Yorkshire has beautiful lakeside lodges, including Evergreen and Oak Tree Lodge, each with its own kitchen and bathroom, a spacious balcony over the lake and a log-fired outdoor hot tub for sunsets and starry nights. The lodges are available all year round. Kayaks can be hired on site, and the coast and Beverley are close by. The site has been featured in The Times’ 25 Best Glamping Sites.
Thornbrook Barn, Yorkshire Dales has three cedar-clad lodges for couples, Fleece Fold, Graze Garth and Herdy’s Hut, near Ingleton on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Each has a spacious kitchen and lounge, an en-suite shower room, a kingsize bed and a terrace with its own private hot tub – perfect for the spectacular sunsets and clear night skies the owners promise. The village pub is about a ten-minute walk away, with walks into Kingsdale straight from the site. Two nights from £340.
The Midlands and the Peak District
Hoe Grange, Peak District sits between Ashbourne and Bakewell, with four eco-friendly log cabins sleeping four to six, heated by ground source heat pumps, solar and wind power. The Daisy and Pinder cabins come with their own private hot tub on the deck. Dogs are welcome – and get their own doggy welcome pack. Hoe Grange also holds a Green Tourism Gold Award and the Peak District Environmental Quality Mark. Log cabin short breaks start from £550 for three nights.
Lower Hill, Shropshire is a working livestock farm on the hillside of Wenlock Edge, 230 acres of woods and fields just ten minutes from Ironbridge Gorge. Wrekin and Caradoc Lodges each have a wood-fired hot tub, a log burner and their own cloakroom, and the off-grid Bullrush cabin has a dedicated wood-fired hot tub included in the booking. Dogs are welcome on site.
Wales
Cae Lal, Snowdonia has two eco cabins built from reclaimed timber, with views of Snowdonia. Caban Marta, a snug cabin for two or three in the herb garden, has its own (and gloriously orange) hot tub, from £140 a night. There’s also a Wild Spa where you can book a wood-fired sauna, plunge pool and hot tub by the hour, overlooking the meadow.
The West Country and the Wye Valley
Coastal Cabins, Hartland, North Devon has ten cosy wooden cabins set around a peaceful fishing lake, a mile and a quarter from Hartland village and the coast path. Each sleeps two to four, with an en-suite and a private deck. Berry Bay Cabin has its own wood-fired hot tub, and Sandy Mouth Cabin comes with exclusive access to the Wild Spa hydrotherapy hot tub. The site is open all year, and the Village Cabins are pet-friendly.
The Cabin at Brackenhill, Dartmoor sleeps four in a king room and a bunk room, with a log burner, a kitchen and a shower room with a flushing loo. Outside it has its own private wood-fired hot tub and fire pit area. It’s dog-friendly, taking up to two dogs, and the site is open all year round.
Owl Cabin at Hinton Hideaways, Somerset is a romantic, adults-only cabin wrapped in silvered wood with a shingled roof, on an organic farm. Throw open the patio doors to your private garden and hot tub under the stars, or curl up on the sofa inside. Lyme Regis and the Jurassic Coast are within reach. From £247 a night for two.
White House Hideaway, Wye Valley has three remote log cabins, Hare, Fox and Pheasant, set 150 metres apart on a farm with a mile of private River Wye frontage. Every cabin has its own hot tub, and Hare has a cold plunge too. Paddle boarding, wild swimming and foraging are on the doorstep. From £112 a night.
Kent
The Buzzard Cabin at Little Halden Farm, Kent sits on the Kent and Sussex border with views across the valley and woodland all around. It sleeps up to six in three separate bedrooms, with an en-suite master bedroom, heating, and a deck with its own hot tub for your exclusive use. From £225 a night for two.
Find more lodges and cabins with hot tubs
These are just ten of the places on Love Glamping. See every lodge and cabin we list, or browse all our glamping with hot tubs.
Pack a swimsuit, even in January. You’ll thank us.
Lodges and cabins with hot tubs: FAQs
What’s the difference between a lodge and a glamping pod?
A lodge or cabin is a proper timber building, usually with a separate bedroom, a kitchen and its own bathroom. A pod is smaller and simpler, often one room. All ten places in this article are lodges or cabins.
Are the hot tubs private?
Most of the lodges here have their own private hot tub. At Cae Lal the Wild Spa is booked by the hour, and at Coastal Cabins two cabins have a hot tub, so check which one you’re booking.
Can I bring my dog?
Hoe Grange, Brackenhill’s Cabin, Coastal Cabins (Village Cabins), White House Hideaway and Lower Hill list themselves as dog-friendly. Owl Cabin at Hinton Hideaways is adults-only with no pets. Always check with the owner.
How do I book?
Every site on Love Glamping takes bookings directly, with no booking fees from us. Use the Book Direct button or enquiry form on each listing.