Guests say
Gerrida Lodge receives high praise for its immaculate condition, idyllic setting, and luxurious amenities, providing a peaceful and relaxing family holiday experience. Guests are delighted by the stunning views of Pine Lake, the comfortable beds, and the added touches for both human and canine visitors. The property's proximity to the Lake District and local attractions, along with on-site dining and friendly staff, contribute to its appeal. While some guests mention road noise, the overwhelming feedback highlights the lodge's cleanliness, comfort, and thoughtful provisions.
Guests consistently describe the lodge as spotless and immaculate, with only a few minor mentions of overlooked areas. The attention to cleanliness is evident in the reviews, suggesting a high standard maintained by the property.
The lodge's location is frequently praised for its stunning lake views and proximity to the Lake District. However, some guests note the presence of road noise from the nearby motorway, which slightly impacts the tranquillity for a few visitors.
Comfort is a standout feature, with guests highlighting the luxurious beds, well-furnished rooms, and cosy atmosphere. The provision of amenities such as dog baskets and treats, as well as the hot tub, contribute to the overall comfort.
The lodge is well-equipped with modern facilities, including a hot tub and outdoor furniture. Guests appreciate the fully stocked kitchen and the quality of the bathrooms. Some guests mention additional costs for on-site facilities and a desire for more frequent hot tub maintenance.
Reviewers are touched by the thoughtful extras provided, such as dog treats, toys, and a welcoming bottle of wine. While these gestures are warmly received, it is noted that such gifts may vary and are not guaranteed with every stay.
About this property
Tewtifield 1 mile. Resting besides a quaint lake in South Lakeland Leisure Village near Tewitfield, lies this beautiful lodge, Gerrida. Offering a hot tub overlooking the water and a contemporary interior, this three-bedroom lodge makes an idyllic stay for both family and friends. Park up outside, where two off-road parking spaces await and admire the countryside surroundings before entering your holiday home. Step inside into the entrance hallway, where you will find a cupboard housing an iron and ironing board, as well as hooks to hang your coats. Discover the open-plan living space, presented in light grey and a bright white with two sets of bi-fold doors leading outside. Unwind on the plush sofas in front of the gas flame-effect fire, with a TV above to enjoy movie marathons together. Stepping through the home, locate the marvellous kitchen area, with its marble work tops, double electric oven and gas hobs to rustle up tasty meals. Settle down at the dining table to tuck-into mouth-watering dishes and why not uncork a bottle of fizz to toast to your getaway? On warm evenings, venture outside to the enclosed decking area for an alfresco affair on the outdoor furniture. There is a separate decking area with a hot tub, here you can melt your stresses away as you soak in the views of the calm lake. As the sky grows dark, retreat inside to find your bedroom; choose between two doubles, one with an en-suite shower room and a twin bedroom, all with a TV and storage to house your belongings. Awaken with a rinse in the en-suite shower room or opt for a soak amongst the bubbles in the bathroom. Take advantage of your rural setting and enjoy a quaint stroll around Pine Lake, where you can also fish and be sure to try-out the on-site facilities, including a swimming pool, gym, and café. Treat the family to a swing at Crazy Golf @ Greenlands and the little ones will be thrilled with a ride on Cinderbarrow Miniature Railway. A scenic drive will lead you to the town of Carnforth, home to a cluster of countryside pubs and you can browse boutique stores for a souvenir. Be sure to visit the historical town of Kendal, here you can tour the 12th century Kendal Castle to marvel at the ruins, explore the artistic interior of a Georgian Manor and unravel the past at Kendal Museum. For a recuperating escape to rural Lancashire, choose Gerrida.
Tewitfield is a charming village in Lancashire, situated alongside the Lancashire Canal. For picturesque views of the countryside, stroll along the Tewitfield Canal Locks, which are perfect for adventurous walkers and bikers. A marina, where you can find barges and boats, is located in the hamlet, and across the street is a great farm shop that sells local goods and hosts crafts. A County Inn, Longlands Hotel with a restaurant serving traditional dishes is a great place to eat. Enjoy some family fun at Crazy Golf At Greenlands and explore the local region, which includes Pike Lake for a relaxing afternoon and Cinderbarrow Miniature Railway a short distance away.
Accommodation
Single-storey: Three bedrooms: 1 x double with TV and en-suite walk-in shower, hand-held shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC, 1 x double with TV, 1 x twin with TV.
Bathroom with bath, hand-held shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area with gas flame-effect fire
Gas central heating with gas flame-effect fire.
Double electric oven, gas hob, integrated microwave, fridge/freezer.
4 x TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for 2 cars.
Enclosed decking area with furniture.
Enclosed decking area with hot tub.
Pet-friendly.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 0.9 miles, pub 0.1 miles.
Note: There is on-site facilities, including a swimming pool, gym and The Watersedge Restaurant and Bar.
Note: There in an onsite Spa and Beauty Room available to book separately.
Note : Nearby you can find both a 9 and 18 Hole Golf Course.
Reviews (40)
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Roy
The Lodge consists of three bedrooms, one with an ensuite bathroom complete with walk-in shower, a separate bathroom with an enormous bath. The kitchen/dining area is equipped with all the utensils/equipment needed for families to prepare and cook meals if required. There is also two large comfortable sofas adjacent to the dining area with a large television fixed to the wall, with log effect fire fixed below it. We enjoyed our stay there (despite the weather not being too good) and would certainly recommend and consider returning again.
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Claire
There was nothing in the information book (most of it was out dated (during Covid times) so could do with being updated. We couldn't get hold of the owner as they were not answering there phone. I also sent a message asking where it was but as of yet (3 days later) still no reply. Could not get a disposable BBQ from anywhere. All the meat that I took with me for the BBQ had to be brought back home as a result. Very disappointing. Glad I didn't have any more serious issues that needed to be dealt with whilst we were there. Place was lovely though. And views was amazing. Just disappointing we could not make contact with the owners
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Nicola
More spacious, more luxurious, the view of the lake was stunning. It is a shame that it is such a long way away for us or we would definitely make a lot more trips here. The one tiny comment would be that as we were there for a week it would have been none for the hot tub to have had a mid-point cleaning check, as by the end of the holiday the water could really have done with more chlorine. But this is a fantastic lodge, great location, fabulous to get to the lakes. Other people have said about the M6 noise yes you can hear it but it really was not that loud and would really bother you if you are used to slipping in a silent rural area. Definitely recommend to stay here.