Our beautifully designed lodges have one double and one twin bedroom with light and inviting bedrooms which continue the stylish yet relaxed feel with soft, natural colours, and freestanding furniture. Stylish and contemporary, the spacious living areas immediately evoke a feeling of comfort and ease. Large windows accentuate the feeling of space and with its soft colour palette and sumptuous furnishings, you’ll be able to relax and unwind in true style. The contemporary kitchens provide plenty of practical cupboard space in addition to accommodating a full complement of integrated appliances. A particular feature of the kitchen is the wide work surface between the kitchen and dining area which creates a social area and a practical work space. The bathroom and en-suite have a lovely warm feel and both have shower facilities, perfect for having a soak and unwinding at the end of the day.
Please note these lodges may not be suitable to those who are unsure on their legs as there are slopes and steps to access the lodges.. Badgers Retreat Holiday Park is a haven of peace and tranquillity set in 26 acres of private grounds offering the ultimate in peace. Located between the Yorkshire Dales National Park and the North Yorkshire Moors, Badger’s Retreat is the perfect base from which to explore this amazing landscape.
From the heather clad moorlands to the spectacular Swale and Wharf Rivers, natural beauty is all around giving you a sense of well-being and serenity. The region offers impressive landscapes which can easily be explored on foot or by bike.
A wide array of castles, historic houses and quaint towns and villages ensure you will never run out of things to discover. The nearby market town of Richmond is home to a Norman Castle, Abbey Ruins and some wonderful specialty shops and charming country pubs. Here you can also discover the most complete Georgian Playhouse (The Georgian Theatre Royal) in the UK and learn more about lead mining with a visit to the fascinating Richmondshire Museum.
Other nearby market towns worth a visit include Leyburn and Bedale, where you can view important historic buildings and impressive churches. Real ale lovers should head for the Black Sheep Brewery at Masham where you can experience how the ale is made and sample some of the end produce. There is also something for those who like to be by the sea, as nearby you’ll find some of the most spectacular coastlines the country has to offer, including the much-loved maritime town of Whitby, famous for its associations with Dracula and Captain Cook. Head a little further South and you will discover the world-famous Scarborough: as Britain’s first holiday resort, Scarborough offers everything from superb beaches to historic gems.. Badgers Retreat Holiday Park is a haven of peace and tranquillity set in 26 acres of private grounds offering the ultimate in peace. Located between the Yorkshire Dales National Park and the North Yorkshire Moors, Badger’s Retreat is the perfect base from which to explore this amazing landscape.
From the heather clad moorlands to the spectacular Swale and Wharf Rivers, natural beauty is all around giving you a sense of well-being and serenity. The region offers impressive landscapes which can easily be explored on foot or by bike.
A wide array of castles, historic houses and quaint towns and villages ensure you will never run out of things to discover. The nearby market town of Richmond is home to a Norman Castle, Abbey Ruins and some wonderful specialty shops and charming country pubs. Here you can also discover the most complete Georgian Playhouse (The Georgian Theatre Royal) in the UK and learn more about lead mining with a visit to the fascinating Richmondshire Museum.
Other nearby market towns worth a visit include Leyburn and Bedale, where you can view important historic buildings and impressive churches. Real ale lovers should head for the Black Sheep Brewery at Masham where you can experience how the ale is made and sample some of the end produce. There is also something for those who like to be by the sea, as nearby you’ll find some of the most spectacular coastlines the country has to offer, including the much-loved maritime town of Whitby, famous for its associations with Dracula and Captain Cook. Head a little further South and you will discover the world-famous Scarborough: as Britain’s first holiday resort, Scarborough offers everything from superb beaches to historic gems.
