Yorkshire Luxury Lodges
Malton Grange Lodge Park, Amotherby, North Yorkshire YO17 6UP
email: yorkshireluxurylodges@gmail.com
About The Lodges
Located in the picturesque region of Ryedale, North Yorkshire, the Victory Greenland, Ryedale and Deneb are luxury lodges complete with decking, hot tubs and terrace furniture.
The lodges have two bedrooms (accommodating 4 guests plus an infant using the travel cot), a family shower room and ensuite bathroom.
All lodges have a fully-equipped kitchen and spacious open-plan sitting and dining area. Bed linen and towels are provided.
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Secure your dates with a £50 deposit. We are always happy to facilitate easy payments terms. Pay as much as you want, as often as you want.
Please note we do not accommodate pets, hen/stag parties, and BBQs are not allowed on the park’s rentals.
Flamingo Land, the popular theme park, is a ten minute drive, as is Castle Howard of Brideshead Revisited fame. The historic city of York, and the seaside towns of Scarborough, Whitby and Robin Hoods Bay are all within easy reach. The area has many attractive market towns such as Malton with its Saturday market and monthly Food Festival, Pickering and Helmsley.
Other local attractions are Eden Camp and the North York Moors Steam Railway from Pickering to Whitby. Easy access to the many spectacular walks on the scenic North Yorkshire Moors. Golf, fishing and cycling are also available nearby.
With its fifteen acres of unspoilt countryside Malton Grange Lodge Park is the ideal get-away spot for couples and families alike.
Local Restaurants & Bars
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Queens Head, Amotherby, Chinese restaurant & bar, 1 mile.
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The Smithy Arms, 2 miles.
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The Grapes Inn, Slingsby, 5 miles.
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Golden Lion Inn, Great Barugh, 3 miles.
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Malton - 4 miles. Has a wide selection of places to eat and drink. Pubs, bistros, Indian, Italian, take aways and more.
Nearest Market
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Malton Market 4 miles
Local Supermarkets
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​Morrison's Supermarket - 4 miles
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ASDA Supermarket - 4 miles
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Sainsburys Local Supermarket - 4 miles.
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Lidl Surpermarket - 4.5 miles
GALLERY
Victory Greenland
The Deneb
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The Ryedale
THINGS TO DO & LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
Castle Howard
Castle Howard – featured in Brideshead Revisited – is one of Britain’s finest stately homes. The house and its extensive landscaped grounds are open daily from 10.00am.
Yorkshire Moors
The North York Moors comprises of 1400 sq miles of countryside of natural beauty. It is home to pine forests, heather moorland and rolling hills full of places of interest and abundant wildlife. Whether walking, cycling, horse riding or simply driving through, there is something for everyone.
Yorkshire Steam Railway
A great heritage railway experience complete with museum, 1912-styled platform and a scenic ride on a steam train. The train runs from Pickering to Whitby, stopping at Goathland, the station used for Hogwarts in the Harry Potter films.
Ryedale Market Towns
The family of five market towns – Helmsley, Kirkbymoorside, Pickering, Malton & Norton – are steeped in tradition and are neighbours along a 20 mile High Street full of award-winning independent shops, tea-rooms and restaurants.
Eden Camp
Experience the sights, sounds and smells of life on the Home Front and the Front Line, all set in the buildings and grounds of an original World War 2 Prisoner of War Camp. Just 4 miles from our lodges.
Flamingo Land​
One of the UK’s most popular theme parks, Flamingo Land boasts rollercoasters, thrill and water rides along with a zoo containing 120 different species.
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The City of York
Home to the world famous gothic cathedral, the Minster, and the historic overhanging timber-framed houses and traditional shop-fronts of The Shambles, the walled city of York has much to offer sightseers.
Scarborough
Holidaymakers have been flocking to this traditional seaside resort for nearly 400 years. Safe sandy beaches, beautiful scenery, amusement arcades, ice cream parlours, shellfish stalls and beach huts.
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Whitby
The old fishing town of Whitby is not only famous for its fish and chips but also for being the most dog friendly town in England. Once the home of Bram Stoker, the creator of Dracula, Whitby hosts Goth weekends, twice-yearly music festivals for the gothic subculture.
