Log Cabins to RentThis site features top quality log cabin holidays across the UK. Whether you are looking for a romantic luxury lodge with a hot tub, or a nice log cabin with fishing, or where the kids will be constantly active and entertained, just use the menu bar below to show the best selection. From the Scottish Highlands to the tip of Cornwall there are lots of options in our favourite type of self catering accommodation.
Enormous windows give you the sense of being outdoors and the generous room sizes ensure your stay is comfortable and spacious.. All on the ground floor.
Open plan living space.
Living area: With Freeview Smart TV.
Dining area: With Freeview Smart TV.
Kitchen area: With electric cooker, combi microwave/oven/grill, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, filter water tap and Smart TV.
Bedroom 1: With kingsize bed and en-suite with shower, toilet and heated towel rail.
Bedroom 2: With twin beds and en-suite walk-in shower and toilet.. Air source heat pump underfloor central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Welcome pack. Enclosed back garden with firepit, sitting-out area and garden furniture. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. . This exceptionally spacious eco cabin has been inspired by the sheilings (àirighean) that were once common in the Scottish Highlands and which were occupied by the workers while the cattle were out on their summer pastures. Characterised by walls of glass, which gives a spacious feel, it exhibits careful detailing, and underfloor heating gives the property a modern feel. The cabin has been beautifully decorated and furnished tastefully.
For convenience you can park your car directly outside the cabin. As you enter the property, huge windows give you a real feel of the outdoors. The interior space is enormous, with high ceilings and a copious amount of room in the bedrooms and reception rooms. High end fixtures and fittings have been incorporated, and you will find the bathrooms stunning, and the kitchens well-appointed for your staycation.
The cabin is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty down a county lane and is just a short drive from Winchelsea Beach and Camber sands with its dunes and water sports. The local pub The Rose and Crown is a 10-minute walk up the lane.
You will find yourself submerged in complete tranquillity whilst staying on Woodgate Farm, and the owners are highly experienced in the world of hospitality, having owned a bed & breakfast for many years.
Woodgate Farm is situated between the three historical towns of Rye, Hastings and Tunbridge Wells. Both East Sussex and Kent are home to many National Trust properties and gardens, and most are within easy driving distance of Beckley. There is also a wide range of English Heritage sites to visit, including the famous Battle Abbey and battleground, allowing you the option of delving into the culture and history in this area or just retreating to the peace and quiet of the countryside.
This really is a special place for you to enjoy your staycation and enjoy an unforgettable experience. The owners are continually working towards self-sufficiency on their farm. Ground source heating and solar power have been installed, and the main house has carbon neutrality. This eco cabin is an exceptional holiday home in a beautiful part of the world. Beach 11 miles.
Airgh One (UK36173) can be booked together with Airgh Two (UK36172) to accommodate up to 8 guests.
Free WiFi
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Located in Rye, this cabin is in a rural area and by the sea. High Weald and Hole Park Gardens reflect the area's natural beauty and area attractions include Rye Farm World and East Hill Lift. Blue Reef Aquarium and The American Garden are also worth visiting. Discover the area's water adventures with fishing nearby, or enjoy the great outdoors with ecotours and horse riding.
The huge windows, which give you the sense of being outdoors, and the peace and quiet of the area is something that isn’t going to disappoint you.. All on the ground floor.
Open plan living space.
Living area: With Freeview Smart TV.
Dining area: With Freeview Smart TV.
Kitchen area: With electric cooker, combi microwave/oven/grill, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, filter water tap and Smart TV.
Bedroom 1: With kingsize and en-suite with shower, toilet and heated towel rail.
Bedroom 2: With twin beds and en-suite walk-in shower and toilet.. Air source heat pump underfloor central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Welcome pack. Garden with sitting-out area, terrace, garden furniture and barbecue. Grounds. Private parking for 2 cars. No smoking. . This exceptionally spacious eco cabin has been inspired by the sheilings (àirighean) that were once common in the Scottish Highlands and which were occupied by the workers while the cattle were out on their summer pastures. Characterised by walls of glass, which gives a spacious feel, it exhibits careful detailing, and underfloor heating gives the property a modern feel. The cabin has been beautifully decorated and furnished tastefully
For convenience you can park your car directly outside the cabin. As you enter the property, huge windows give you a real feel of the outdoors. The interior space is enormous, with high ceilings and a copious amount of room in the bedrooms and reception rooms. High end fixtures and fittings have been incorporated, and you will find the bathrooms stunning, and the kitchens well-appointed for your staycation.
The cabin is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty down a county lane and is just a short drive from Winchelsea Beach and Camber sands with its dunes and water sports. The local pub The Rose and Crown is a 10-minute walk up the lane.
You will find yourself submerged in complete tranquillity whilst staying on Woodgate Farm, and the owners are highly experienced in the world of hospitality, having owned a bed & breakfast for many years.
Woodgate Farm is situated between the three historical towns of Rye, Hastings and Tunbridge Wells. Both East Sussex and Kent are home to many National Trust properties and gardens, and most are within easy driving distance of Beckley. There is also a wide range of English Heritage sites to visit, including the famous Battle Abbey and battleground, allowing you the option of delving into the culture and history in this area or just retreating to the peace and quiet of the countryside.
This really is a special place for you to enjoy your staycation and enjoy an unforgettable experience. The owners are continually working towards self-sufficiency on their farm. Ground source heating and solar power have been installed, and the main house has carbon neutrality. This eco cabin is an exceptional holiday home in a beautiful part of the world. Beach 11 miles.
Airgh One (UK36173) can be booked together with Airgh Two (UK36172) to accommodate up to 8 guests.
Free WiFi
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Located in Rye, this cabin is in a rural area and by the sea. Great Dixter House and Gardens and Hole Park Gardens are local landmarks, and some of the area's attractions include Rye Farm World and East Hill Lift. Blue Reef Aquarium and The American Garden are also worth visiting. Discover the area's water adventures with fishing nearby, or enjoy the great outdoors with ecotours and horse riding.
Beautiful luxury lodge with open plan central living area with bedrooms at either end to maximise privacy and panoramic views. Two super king size doubles (twins by arrangement), one with ensuite walk in shower and one with ensuite bath with overhead shower both with underfloor heating. Modern, light and spacious open plan living, kitchen and dining area. Terrace with outdoor hot tub and quality garden furniture. Ideal for families, small groups or a romantic escape. No parking next to lodge. Please note: Not suitable for Guests with any limited mobility or walking difficulties due to sloping pathway from car park to Lodges.. Swanborough Lakes is nestled in the folds of the South Downs National Park in farmland overlooking the lakes and views across to historic Lewes and its famous castle, Swanborough Lakes Lodges provides the perfect location from which to discover the stunning South Downs and the South Coast. This is the ultimate setting for romantic retreats and exclusive breaks for small groups celebrating the very best of the English countryside.
These bespoke lodges overlook the private fishing lakes and across the valley towards the medieval town of Lewes to deliver the perfect complement to this tranquil location. With eye catching interior design and contemporary finish, the unique central living layout ensures you can take advantage of the stunning views from the lounge and both bedrooms.
The South Downs National Park boasts hundreds of acres of quintessentially English countryside across the famous chalk hills. Providing wonderful, cycling and walking opportunities from the doorstep you’re guaranteed to find something of interest to while away the hours as you discover the local towns and villages hosting all the shops, pubs and eateries you could ever wish for.. Swanborough Lakes is nestled in the folds of the South Downs National Park in farmland overlooking the lakes and views across to historic Lewes and its famous castle, Swanborough Lakes Lodges provides the perfect location from which to discover the stunning South Downs and the South Coast. This is the ultimate setting for romantic retreats and exclusive breaks for small groups celebrating the very best of the English countryside.
These bespoke lodges overlook the private fishing lakes and across the valley towards the medieval town of Lewes to deliver the perfect complement to this tranquil location. With eye catching interior design and contemporary finish, the unique central living layout ensures you can take advantage of the stunning views from the lounge and both bedrooms.
The South Downs National Park boasts hundreds of acres of quintessentially English countryside across the famous chalk hills. Providing wonderful, cycling and walking opportunities from the doorstep you’re guaranteed to find something of interest to while away the hours as you discover the local towns and villages hosting all the shops, pubs and eateries you could ever wish for.. Perfect for relaxing and exploring East Sussex’s wealth of historic towns, quaint villages and beautiful beaches.
A selection of superb country pubs offering local ales, live music and a variety of cuisines are all within easy reach. Championship golf with spa facilities and swimming pool, excellent shopping and the delights of Glyndebourne, Lewes and Brighton await nearby.
Facilities
There are fishing lakes on site but these are owned by Swanborough Fishing Lakes. Guests can find out more information on their website www.swanboroughfishinglakes.com/ about charges. Rod licence and equipment is required.
Please be aware although parking is close to the lodges there is a short walk/pathways to the accommodation.
The park only accepts dogs as a pet.
Security Deposit
Please be aware there is a swipe of credit card (pre authorisation) or if by debit card a £250 security deposit. This will be payable on arrival or may be requested prior to arrival via phone (this will be refunded within 14 days).
Extras:
Luxury Breakfast Pack £40 – at least 48 hours prior notice required - contains 6 Holmansbridge pork and honey sausages, 8 rashers of locally reared bacon, 6 fresh free range eggs, Flint Owl bread, South Downs butter, luxury preserve and 2 pints of milk.
Luxury BBQ Pack £40 – at least 48 hours prior notice required - contains 2 handmade burgers, 6 Pork and Harveys Ale sausages, 6 free range chicken drumsticks, 2 pork chops, 2 sirloin steaks.
Fishing Packages (full day 9am-4pm) - One person - £50 and Two person - £90.
Facilities including entertainment, sport and hospitality venues, are legally permitted to open, but parks may be implementing certain social distancing measures for your safety.
Please adhere to latest government Covid announcements.
This lodge is located in Lewes. Anne of Cleves' House and Lewes Castle are local landmarks, and travelers looking to shop may want to visit North Laine and West Street. Cliffe High Street and The Brighton Treasure Hunt Company are also worth visiting. Take an opportunity to explore the area for water adventures such as fishing.
A stunning, modern luxury lodge situated in a premier position with panoramic views and innovative central living layout ensuring views from every room. Two super king size doubles (twins by arrangement), one with ensuite walk in shower and one with ensuite bath with overhead shower both with underfloor heating. Modern, light and spacious open plan living, kitchen and dining area. Terrace with outdoor hot tub and quality garden furniture. Perfect for a small family break or romantic retreat. No pets.. Swanborough Lakes is nestled in the folds of the South Downs National Park in farmland overlooking the lakes and views across to historic Lewes and its famous castle, Swanborough Lakes Lodges provides the perfect location from which to discover the stunning South Downs and the South Coast. This is the ultimate setting for romantic retreats and exclusive breaks for small groups celebrating the very best of the English countryside.
These bespoke lodges overlook the private fishing lakes and across the valley towards the medieval town of Lewes to deliver the perfect complement to this tranquil location. With eye catching interior design and contemporary finish, the unique central living layout ensures you can take advantage of the stunning views from the lounge and both bedrooms.
The South Downs National Park boasts hundreds of acres of quintessentially English countryside across the famous chalk hills. Providing wonderful, cycling and walking opportunities from the doorstep you’re guaranteed to find something of interest to while away the hours as you discover the local towns and villages hosting all the shops, pubs and eateries you could ever wish for.. Swanborough Lakes is nestled in the folds of the South Downs National Park in farmland overlooking the lakes and views across to historic Lewes and its famous castle, Swanborough Lakes Lodges provides the perfect location from which to discover the stunning South Downs and the South Coast. This is the ultimate setting for romantic retreats and exclusive breaks for small groups celebrating the very best of the English countryside.
These bespoke lodges overlook the private fishing lakes and across the valley towards the medieval town of Lewes to deliver the perfect complement to this tranquil location. With eye catching interior design and contemporary finish, the unique central living layout ensures you can take advantage of the stunning views from the lounge and both bedrooms.
The South Downs National Park boasts hundreds of acres of quintessentially English countryside across the famous chalk hills. Providing wonderful, cycling and walking opportunities from the doorstep you’re guaranteed to find something of interest to while away the hours as you discover the local towns and villages hosting all the shops, pubs and eateries you could ever wish for.. Perfect for relaxing and exploring East Sussex’s wealth of historic towns, quaint villages and beautiful beaches.
A selection of superb country pubs offering local ales, live music and a variety of cuisines are all within easy reach. Championship golf with spa facilities and swimming pool, excellent shopping and the delights of Glyndebourne, Lewes and Brighton await nearby.
Facilities
There are fishing lakes on site but these are owned by Swanborough Fishing Lakes. Guests can find out more information on their website www.swanboroughfishinglakes.com/ about charges. Rod licence and equipment is required.
Please be aware although parking is close to the lodges there is a short walk/pathways to the accommodation.
The park only accepts dogs as a pet.
Security Deposit
Please be aware there is a swipe of credit card (pre authorisation) or if by debit card a £250 security deposit. This will be payable on arrival or may be requested prior to arrival via phone (this will be refunded within 14 days).
Extras:
Luxury Breakfast Pack £40 – at least 48 hours prior notice required - contains 6 Holmansbridge pork and honey sausages, 8 rashers of locally reared bacon, 6 fresh free range eggs, Flint Owl bread, South Downs butter, luxury preserve and 2 pints of milk.
Luxury BBQ Pack £40 – at least 48 hours prior notice required - contains 2 handmade burgers, 6 Pork and Harveys Ale sausages, 6 free range chicken drumsticks, 2 pork chops, 2 sirloin steaks.
Fishing Packages (full day 9am-4pm) - One person - £50 and Two person - £90.
Facilities including entertainment, sport and hospitality venues, are legally permitted to open, but parks may be implementing certain social distancing measures for your safety.
Please adhere to latest government Covid announcements.
This lodge is located in Lewes. South Downs National Park and Ditchling Common Country Park reflect the area's natural beauty and area attractions include Cliffe High Street and The Brighton Treasure Hunt Company. Brighton Toy and Model Museum and Brighton Pier are also worth visiting. Take an opportunity to explore the area for water adventures such as fishing.
Outstanding and spacious luxury lodge with open plan central living area with two bedrooms at either end to maximise privacy and panoramic views. Two super king size doubles (twins by arrangement), one with ensuite walk in shower and one with ensuite bath with overhead shower both with underfloor heating. Modern, light and spacious open plan living, kitchen and dining area. Terrace with outdoor hot tub and quality garden furniture. Ideal for a romantic getaway or small group of friends. . Swanborough Lakes is nestled in the folds of the South Downs National Park in farmland overlooking the lakes and views across to historic Lewes and its famous castle, Swanborough Lakes Lodges provides the perfect location from which to discover the stunning South Downs and the South Coast. This is the ultimate setting for romantic retreats and exclusive breaks for small groups celebrating the very best of the English countryside.
These bespoke lodges overlook the private fishing lakes and across the valley towards the medieval town of Lewes to deliver the perfect complement to this tranquil location. With eye catching interior design and contemporary finish, the unique central living layout ensures you can take advantage of the stunning views from the lounge and both bedrooms.
The South Downs National Park boasts hundreds of acres of quintessentially English countryside across the famous chalk hills. Providing wonderful, cycling and walking opportunities from the doorstep you’re guaranteed to find something of interest to while away the hours as you discover the local towns and villages hosting all the shops, pubs and eateries you could ever wish for.. Swanborough Lakes is nestled in the folds of the South Downs National Park in farmland overlooking the lakes and views across to historic Lewes and its famous castle, Swanborough Lakes Lodges provides the perfect location from which to discover the stunning South Downs and the South Coast. This is the ultimate setting for romantic retreats and exclusive breaks for small groups celebrating the very best of the English countryside.
These bespoke lodges overlook the private fishing lakes and across the valley towards the medieval town of Lewes to deliver the perfect complement to this tranquil location. With eye catching interior design and contemporary finish, the unique central living layout ensures you can take advantage of the stunning views from the lounge and both bedrooms.
The South Downs National Park boasts hundreds of acres of quintessentially English countryside across the famous chalk hills. Providing wonderful, cycling and walking opportunities from the doorstep you’re guaranteed to find something of interest to while away the hours as you discover the local towns and villages hosting all the shops, pubs and eateries you could ever wish for.. Perfect for relaxing and exploring East Sussex’s wealth of historic towns, quaint villages and beautiful beaches.
A selection of superb country pubs offering local ales, live music and a variety of cuisines are all within easy reach. Championship golf with spa facilities and swimming pool, excellent shopping and the delights of Glyndebourne, Lewes and Brighton await nearby.
Facilities
There are fishing lakes on site but these are owned by Swanborough Fishing Lakes. Guests can find out more information on their website www.swanboroughfishinglakes.com/ about charges. Rod licence and equipment is required.
Please be aware although parking is close to the lodges there is a short walk/pathways to the accommodation.
The park only accepts dogs as a pet.
Security Deposit
Please be aware there is a swipe of credit card (pre authorisation) or if by debit card a £250 security deposit. This will be payable on arrival or may be requested prior to arrival via phone (this will be refunded within 14 days).
Extras:
Luxury Breakfast Pack £40 – at least 48 hours prior notice required - contains 6 Holmansbridge pork and honey sausages, 8 rashers of locally reared bacon, 6 fresh free range eggs, Flint Owl bread, South Downs butter, luxury preserve and 2 pints of milk.
Luxury BBQ Pack £40 – at least 48 hours prior notice required - contains 2 handmade burgers, 6 Pork and Harveys Ale sausages, 6 free range chicken drumsticks, 2 pork chops, 2 sirloin steaks.
Fishing Packages (full day 9am-4pm) - One person - £50 and Two person - £90.
Facilities including entertainment, sport and hospitality venues, are legally permitted to open, but parks may be implementing certain social distancing measures for your safety.
Please adhere to latest government Covid announcements.
This lodge is located in Lewes. Glyndebourne Opera House and Brighton Museum and Art Gallery are cultural highlights, and some of the area's activities can be experienced at Lewes Golf Club and Hollingbury Park Golf Club. Cliffe High Street and The Brighton Treasure Hunt Company are also worth visiting. Take an opportunity to explore the area for water adventures such as fishing.
Pevensey Bay, East Sussex, South of England
From £682
Availability
Lodge BR56 at Pevensey Bay is a superb ground-floor cottage resting on the Pevensey Bay Holiday Park, Sussex. Hosting two bedrooms including a double with a walk-in wardrobe and an en-suite, and a twin with a walk-in wardrobe, this cottage can sleep a total of four guests. The dwelling is complete with an open-plan living space boasting a kitchen, dining area and a sitting area with an electric fire. Outside there is a private decking with outdoor seating, and off-road parking for two cars. Guests also have shared access to an indoor swimming pool on site. Lodge BR56 at Pevensey Bay is a fantastic base from which to explore the South Coast of England.
Pevensey, East Sussex, South of England
From £861
Availability
Summary:
This centrally located 2-bedroom holiday home is ideally situated.
Key Features:
# 1 Small/Medium Dog Welcome
# 2 Bedrooms plus Sofa Bed on request
# Beach Resort
# Indoor Pool & Children's Paddling Pool
# Restaurant
# Gym
# Launderette
# Family Bar
# Adventure Playground
# Free Wi Fi
# Flexible Dining
The Space:
Close to all amenities at the extremely popular Pevensey Bay Holiday Park which enjoys private beach access and is just a one-minute stroll through the park.
Park on the private driveway adjacent to the mobile home and enter directly into the spacious and well-equipped kitchen, here you will find everything you will need to give you a real home from home feel from pots, pans, serving dishes, cutlery, plates, kettle, toaster, microwave, under counter fridge freezer, oven, and hob. Continue through into the cosy feeling open plan lounge and dining area with plenty of comfy fitted corner seating which can be turned into an occasional sofa bed by special request, a flat screen TV, DVD player, coffee table, dining table with fitted corner seating additional 2 chairs stored under and a sofa bed to sleep two guests.
The main bathroom comprises of a large walk-in shower, low level W.C and wash hand basin, next to this is a bedroom with two single beds and a high level fitted wardrobe. The master bedroom is very spacious, there are fitted wardrobes and space to erect a travel cot if required, there is the added benefit of an en-suite half bathroom with low level WC and wash hand basin.
Basic kitchen essentials are supplied to include, tea, coffee, sugar, kitchen roll, washing up liquid and tea towels.
Enjoy the relaxed environment and refreshing sea air with alfresco dining on the outside decked area with outside dining table, four chairs and parasol.
The parks facilities which are open fully from between the beginning of March and the end of October yearly include a superb indoor swimming pool, gym, laundry and large clubhouse bar and restaurant which enjoys evening entertainment and serves hot and cold food. There are some limited facilities open during the winter months.
The bustling seaside village of Pevensey Bay is just a 10-minute walk away.
The Eastbourne Marina development and Crumble’s retail park are also close by offering a great variety of shops, bars, restaurants and of course the picturesque harbour itself.
Important: Our properties are protected by SUPERHOG - a globally recognised trust and safety company that allows hosts and guests to confidently transact.
Please note that once you have booked, you will be contacted directly by SUPERHOG to complete your booking validation, which includes ID verification and optional damage waiver. You will be asked for a non-refundable £35 damage waiver covering you for any accidental damage caused during your stay. There is also an option to opt out.
If you have chosen to pay the damage waiver you must let us know so that we do not hold our normal damage deposit of £200 as per the listing details on the day you check out of our property. If we do not hear from you our normal damage deposit will be held as pending and returned to you within 14 days of your check out date.
We accept one small house trained dog at this property.
Guest Access:
Entry instructions will be given 3 days prior to your check in date.
The Neighborhood:
To the west of 1066 country stands Pevensey Bay on the coast. Pevensey Bay is famously known as William of Normandy's landing place in 1066. Pevensey Bay is an old fishing village founded in the 1600's as Wallsend, the end of the sea wall from Eastbourne.
Pevensey village is located on a ridge of land, which juts out onto marshland and until the 13th Century the marshes were an inlet of the sea. Over time the large bay was gradually cut off from the sea by shingle and today the marshes known as Pevensey Levels, a large nature reserve, stretches for miles behind the shingle beach.
A number of Martello towers were erected along the bay at the beginning of the 19th century against Napoleonic attack.
In the early 1900's the village became a holiday resort it is today with much of the coastline development started in the 1930's. Today it is a popular tourist attraction with the nearby historical Pevensey Castle.
Pevensey Bay is well known today to all sailing enthusiasts. The local sailing club offers a variety of classes of boats and has a full programme of racing. The inspiring 31 mile 1066 Country Walk starts at Pevensey Castle, winds its way to Herstmonceux, through Battle and across the countryside to Rye.
Getting Around:
Landmarks
• Eastbourne Beach - 39-minute walk
• Sovereign Harbour - 43-minute walk
• Pevensey Bay Beach - 3-minute walk
• Pevensey Castle - 21-minute walk
• Eastbourne Harbour - 36-minute walk
• Eastbourne Pier - 4.5 mi / 7.3 km
• Beachy Head - 7.8 mi / 12.5 km
• Seven Sisters - 9.3 mi / 14.9 km
Getting around
• London (LGW-Gatwick) 55-min drive
• Pevensey Bay Station 10-min walk
• Pevensey and Westham Station 7-min drive
Other Things to Note:
Lost keys will be charged at £25.00 per set.
Park Facilities are fully open during peak times: March to October with some limited facilities open during the winter. Passes to enable guests full use of the gym, indoor swimming pool, entertainment programme, family bar, and all weather sports pitch, cost an additional:
Off Peak 3/4 Nights-Adults £15 & Kids £10
Off Peak 7 Nights-Adults £25 & Kids £15
Peak 3/4 Nights-Adults £25 & Kids £20
Peak 7 Nights-Adults £40 & Kids £35
You can purchase the pass from the main reception area just across the road from the holiday home. There are very limited facilities during off peak times, however don't forget the beach is just a stones throw from the mobile home and is great in the winter too. You could enjoy the surf during the blustery weather or wrap up warm and take a walk along the long and beautiful bay. Eastbourne, Battle and Hastings are also great winter places to explore.
Interaction with Guests:
A phone number will be provided for you along with your check in instructions.
Located in Pevensey, this chalet is near the beach. Redoubt Fortress and Military Museum and Eastbourne Bandstand are cultural highlights, and some of the area's attractions include Treasure Island and Eastbourne Miniature Steam Railway Adventure Park. Traveling with kids? Consider Observatory Science Centre, or check out an event or a game at Priory Lane.
Pevensey Bay, East Sussex, South of England
From £806
Availability
Lodge BR55 at Pevensey Bay is a fabulous ground-floor lodge resting on the Pevensey Bay Holiday Park, Sussex. Home to three bedrooms including a double with a walk-in wardrobe and an en-suite, and two twins, this property can sleep a total of six guests. The lodge is complete with an open-plan living space featuring a kitchen, dining area and a sitting area with an electric fire. Outside lies a private decking with outdoor seating and off-road parking for two cars. Guests will also benefit from access to a shared indoor swimming pool located on the park. Lodge BR55 at Pevensey Bay offers a wonderful base for a family holiday to South England Coast.
Pevensey, East Sussex, South of England
From £833
Availability
Summary:
Situated in a prime location just a short stroll from the beach this 2-bedroom holiday home on Pevensey Bay Holiday Park is the ideal place for a family get away.
# 1 Small/Medium Dog Welcome
# 2 Bedrooms plus Sofa Bed on request
# Short Stroll to the Beach
# Indoor Pool & Children's Paddling Pool
# Restaurant
# Gym
# Launderette
# Family Bar
# Adventure Playground
# Free Wi Fi
# Flexible Dining
# Towels and Linen Included
# USB Socket in the Master Bedroom
# Travel Cot & Highchair Available
The Space:
Tower View is very well equipped with a range of facilities on offer including a living area with a large and comfortable L-shaped sofa which can be turned into an occasional sofa bed to sleep 2 by special request, along with an open plan lounge, kitchen, and dining area with an electric fire, Flat screen TV, a dining table that seats 4 and additional fold up chairs, along with a fully functioning kitchen including a gas hob, full sized fridge freezer, cafetiere, toaster, electric oven, grill, four ringed gas hob and microwave, two bedrooms one with an En-suite wc and low level wash hand basin and the second bathroom which is accessed from the hallway has a large walk in shower, wc and low level wash hand basin.
The property has central heating throughout.
All bed linen and a bath towel for each guest is provided but please be sure to bring along your own beach towels.
Basic kitchen essentials are supplied to include, tea, coffee, sugar, kitchen roll x 1 and washing up liquid.
Outside on the secluded rear decked area backing on to trees & hedge, you can enjoy al-fresco dining, perfect for an evening meal/drink and daytime sunbathing or take a short stroll across the way to the beautiful Pevensey Bay beach with its far-reaching views across The English Channel.
The parks facilities include a superb indoor swimming pool, gym, laundry and large clubhouse bar and restaurant which enjoys evening entertainment and serves hot and cold food, and the bustling seaside village of Pevensey Bay is just a 10-minute walk away.
The Eastbourne Marina development and Crumbles retail park is also close by offering a wide variety of shops, bars, restaurants and of course the picturesque harbour itself.
Important: Our properties are protected by SUPERHOG - a globally recognised trust and safety company that allows hosts and guests to confidently transact.
Please note that once you have booked, you will be contacted directly by SUPERHOG to complete your booking validation, which includes ID verification and optional damage waiver. You will be asked for a non-refundable £35 damage waiver covering you for any accidental damage caused during your stay. There is also an option to opt out.
If you have chosen to pay the damage waiver you must let us know so that we do not hold our normal damage deposit of £200 as per the listing details on the day you check out of our property. If we do not hear from you our normal damage deposit will be held as pending and returned to you within 14 days of your check out date.
We accept one small dog at this property.
Guest Access:
Entry instructions will be given 3 days prior to your check in date.
The Neighborhood:
To the west of 1066 country stands Pevensey Bay on the coast. Pevensey Bay is famously known as William of Normandy's landing place in 1066. Pevensey Bay is an old fishing village founded in the 1600's as Wallsend, the end of the sea wall from Eastbourne.
Pevensey village is located on a ridge of land, which juts out onto marshland and until the 13th Century the marshes were an inlet of the sea. Over time the large bay was gradually cut off from the sea by shingle and today the marshes known as Pevensey Levels, a large nature reserve, stretches for miles behind the shingle beach.
Several Martello towers were erected along the bay at the beginning of the 19th century against Napoleonic attack.
In the early 1900's the village became a holiday resort it is today with much of the coastline development started in the 1930's. Today it is a popular tourist attraction with the nearby historical Pevensey Castle.
Pevensey Bay is well known today to all sailing enthusiasts. The local sailing club offers a variety of classes of boats and has a full programme of racing. The inspiring 31-mile 1066 Country Walk starts at Pevensey Castle, winds its way to Herstmonceux, through Battle and across the countryside to Rye.
Getting Around:
• Eastbourne Beach - 39-minute walk
• Sovereign Harbour - 43-minute walk
• Pevensey Bay Beach - 3-minute walk
• Pevensey Castle - 21-minute walk
• Eastbourne Harbour - 36-minute walk
• Eastbourne Pier - 4.5 mi / 7.3 km
• Beachy Head - 7.8 mi / 12.5 km
• Seven Sisters - 9.3 mi / 14.9 km
• London (LGW-Gatwick) 55-min drive
• Pevensey Bay Station 10-min walk
• Pevensey and Westham Station 7-min drive
Other Things to Note:
Lost keys will be charged at £25.00 per set.
Park Facilities are fully open during peak times: March to October with some limited facilities open during the winter. Passes to enable guests full use of the gym, indoor swimming pool, entertainment programme, family bar, and all weather sports pitch, cost an additional:
Off Peak 3/4 Nights-Adults £15 & Kids £10
Off Peak 7 Nights-Adults £25 & Kids £15
Peak 3/4 Nights-Adults £25 & Kids £20
Peak 7 Nights-Adults £40 & Kids £35
You can purchase the pass from the main reception area just across the road from the holiday home. There are very limited facilities during off peak times, however don't forget the beach is just a stones throw from the mobile home and is great in the winter too. You could enjoy the surf during the blustery weather or wrap up warm and take a walk along the long and beautiful bay. Eastbourne, Battle and Hastings are also great winter places to explore.
Interaction with Guests:
A phone number will be provided for you along with your check in instructions.
Located in Pevensey, this chalet is near the beach. Sovereign Harbour and Eastbourne Golfing Park Golf Club are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore Shinewater Park and South Downs National Park. Treasure Island and Eastbourne Miniature Steam Railway Adventure Park are also worth visiting.
Pevensey, East Sussex, South of England
From £917
Availability
Summary:
This spacious 2-bedroom holiday home is ideally situated to all the on-site amenities at the extremely popular Pevensey Bay Holiday Park.
# 1 Dog Welcome
# 2 Bedrooms plus Sofa Bed on request
# Short Stroll to the Beach
# Secluded Rear Veranda
# Indoor Pool & Children's Paddling Pool
# Restaurant
# Gym
# Launderette
# Family Bar
# Adventure Playground
# Free Wi Fi
# Flexible Dining
# Towels and Linen Included
# Full Sized Bath
# Travel Cot & Highchair Available
The Space:
Enjoys private beach access which is just a pebble's throw away.
The property has fully equipped facilities on offer including a living area with a large and comfortable L-shaped sofa which can be turned into an occasional sofa bed by special request, along with an open plan lounge, kitchen, and dining area with an electric fire, large Smart Panasonic Flat screen TV, DVD Player with DVD’s, a dining table that seats 4, along with a fully functioning kitchen including a gas hob, family size fridge freezer, KRUPS coffee machine, large toaster, oven, grill and microwave, two bedrooms both with En-suite bathrooms, one which has a full size bath and the other has a large shower.
All bed linen is provided along with towels and bathmats. Please be sure to bring along your own beach towels.
Basic kitchen essentials are supplied to include, tea, coffee, sugar, kitchen roll, washing up liquid and tea towels.
Outside on the decked area you can enjoy al-fresco dining, perfect for an evening meal/drink and daytime sunbathing or take a short stroll across the way to the beautiful Pevensey Bay beach with its far-reaching views across The English Channel.
The parks facilities which are open fully from between the beginning of March and the end of October yearly include a superb indoor swimming pool, gym, laundry and large clubhouse bar and restaurant which enjoys evening entertainment and serves hot and cold food. There are some limited facilities open during the winter months.
The bustling seaside village of Pevensey Bay is just a 10-minute walk away.
The Eastbourne Marina development and Crumble’s retail park are also close by offering a great variety of shops, bars, restaurants and of course the picturesque harbour itself.
Important: Our properties are protected by SUPERHOG - a globally recognised trust and safety company that allows hosts and guests to confidently transact.
Please note that once you have booked, you will be contacted directly by SUPERHOG to complete your booking validation, which includes ID verification and optional damage waiver. You will be asked for a non-refundable £35 damage waiver covering you for any accidental damage caused during your stay. There is also an option to opt out.
If you have chosen to pay the damage waiver you must let us know so that we do not hold our normal damage deposit of £200 as per the listing details on the day you check out of our property. If we do not hear from you our normal damage deposit will be held as pending and returned to you within 14 days of your check out date.
We accept one small house trained dog at this property.
Guest Access:
Entry instructions will be given 3 days prior to your check in date.
The Neighborhood:
To the west of 1066 country stands Pevensey Bay on the coast. Pevensey Bay is famously known as William of Normandy's landing place in 1066. Pevensey Bay is an old fishing village founded in the 1600's as Wallsend, the end of the sea wall from Eastbourne.
Pevensey village is located on a ridge of land, which juts out onto marshland and until the 13th Century the marshes were an inlet of the sea. Over time the large bay was gradually cut off from the sea by shingle and today the marshes known as Pevensey Levels, a large nature reserve, stretches for miles behind the shingle beach.
A number of Martello towers were erected along the bay at the beginning of the 19th century against Napoleonic attack.
In the early 1900's the village became a holiday resort it is today with much of the coastline development started in the 1930's. Today it is a popular tourist attraction with the nearby historical Pevensey Castle.
Pevensey Bay is well known today to all sailing enthusiasts. The local sailing club offers a variety of classes of boats and has a full programme of racing. The inspiring 31 mile 1066 Country Walk starts at Pevensey Castle, winds its way to Herstmonceux, through Battle and across the countryside to Rye.
Getting Around:
• Eastbourne Beach - 39-minute walk
• Sovereign Harbour - 43-minute walk
• Pevensey Bay Beach - 3-minute walk
• Pevensey Castle - 21-minute walk
• Eastbourne Harbour - 36-minute walk
• Eastbourne Pier - 4.5 mi / 7.3 km
• Beachy Head - 7.8 mi / 12.5 km
• Seven Sisters - 9.3 mi / 14.9 km
Getting around
• London (LGW-Gatwick) 55-min drive
• Pevensey Bay Station 10-min walk
• Pevensey and Westham Station 7-min drive
Other Things to Note:
Lost keys will be charged at £25.00 per set.
Park Facilities are fully open during peak times: March to October with some limited facilities open during the winter. Passes to enable guests full use of the gym, indoor swimming pool, entertainment programme, family bar, and all weather sports pitch, cost an additional:
Off Peak 3/4 Nights-Adults £15 & Kids £10
Off Peak 7 Nights-Adults £25 & Kids £15
Peak 3/4 Nights-Adults £25 & Kids £20
Peak 7 Nights-Adults £40 & Kids £35
You can purchase the pass from the main reception area just across the road from the holiday home. There are very limited facilities during off peak times, however don't forget the beach is just a stones throw from the mobile home and is great in the winter too. You could enjoy the surf during the blustery weather or wrap up warm and take a walk along the long and beautiful bay. Eastbourne, Battle and Hastings are also great winter places to explore.
Interaction with Guests:
A phone number will be provided for you along with your check in instructions.
Located in Pevensey, this chalet is near the beach. Pevensey Castle and Redoubt Fortress and Military Museum are local landmarks, and the area's natural beauty can be seen at Shinewater Park and South Downs National Park. Traveling with kids? Consider Treasure Island, or check out an event or a game at Priory Lane.
