Easby Mews, RICHMOND, DL10 7EJ
Escape to Brompton Lakes – luxury holiday lodges in Yorkshire. Enjoy the nearby walks with your dog as well as dog-friendly pubs and cafes
At a Glance
| Dog Type & Number: | 2 |
| Enclosed Area: | No |
| Dogs Free: | No |
- Wi-Fi available
- Dog friendly pub within 1 mile
- Shop within 1 mile
- Hot tub available
- Mobility friendly
Brompton Lakes Details
Property Details
Brompton Lakes is a destination where you can escape the every day. A unique natural retreat with 21 self-catering luxury lodges in North Yorkshire. These award-winning idyllic lodges offer privacy and luxury interiors; a place where you can do as much or as little as you choose.
As part of the Holiday at Home collection, you will enjoy all the perks of a boutique hotel, with the privacy and independence of a luxury Yorkshire holiday home.
Twenty of the luxury lodges at Brompton Lakes have three bedrooms, ideal for a family get-together, a celebration, or for a weekend break with the girls. Each has a private terrace with comfortable outdoor seating, a fully equipped kitchen, open plan living and two bathrooms. Our largest lodge, Twenty One, is perfect for a group get-together for those much-needed reunions. Enjoy the hot tub with this lodge and Scandinavian BBQ house outside, while inside there is a large entertaining space and six large bedrooms each with its own stunning interiors.
Many of our lodges at Brompton Lakes have been designed for wheelchair users and those with limited mobility, read on to discover our accessible lodges.
We know how hard it is to leave the dog at home, and Richmondshire is a perfect dog-friendly holiday destination. There are lots of cafes and pubs you can still visit, wander along the river that runs around Brompton Lakes, and enjoy the many walks nearby through some of Britain’s most stunning countryside. Dogs are welcome in sixteen of our twenty-one lodges, whilst five lodges are kept dog-free.
If you are looking for a holiday in Yorkshire with a difference, lodges Percy, Jules and Twenty One are our lodges with hot tubs. Here you can enjoy the perfect relaxation of a private natural wooden hot tub in the garden of your luxury lodge.
Whatever the length of your stay, in our Yorkshire holiday lodges the hassle of everyday life simply floats away.
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Richmond is an ancient market town located at the entrance to Swaledale in North Yorkshire, England. Situated on a prominent hilltop site north of the River Swale, Richmond offers a rich history and unique character that can be experienced through its cobbled streets, narrow alleys, and centuries-old buildings.
The town’s development is closely tied to its castle, a Norman fortress that dates back to 1071. Perched high above the river, the castle is an iconic landmark and gives Richmond its name, derived from “Riche-mont,” meaning “strong hill.” Visitors can explore the castle grounds and enjoy the Castle Walk, a dramatic terrace walk beneath the castle walls that offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside.
Richmond is blessed with beautiful walking routes, including a path that runs alongside the River Swale. This scenic route features parks, safe paddling areas, and small waterfalls, providing a tranquil and picturesque setting for leisurely strolls.
The heart of the town is the cobbled Market Place, which hosts a weekly market and a monthly farmers’ market, showcasing local produce and goods. Radiating from the Market Place, visitors will find a maze of narrow streets and alleys lined with shops, pubs, and restaurants, offering a wide range of options for shopping, dining, and experiencing the local culture.
Richmond’s rich history, picturesque surroundings, and vibrant town centre make it a charming destination for visitors. Whether exploring the castle, enjoying walks along the river, immersing yourself in the local markets, or appreciating the architectural beauty, there is much to discover and appreciate in this ancient market town.
If it is the first time that you’ve travelled with your dog, and are not sure what to expect, take a look at our Dog Friendly Travel Guide