Loved the lodge. Spacious, very clean. Only issue we had is the bi-folding doors didn’t open fully

Arrived a bit early but the staff checked, and our lodge was ready so managed to check in 30 mins earlier than expected. Welcomed at reception by a very polite and helpful young lady. She explained everything about the site and our lodge, and recomended things to do in the area. We were allocated in 4 Crab Tree. The lodge itself was spotlessly clean. There was also a small christmas tree in the lodge which was a nice touch. We go away at this time of year every year, and this is the first lodge we have had with a tree. They also provide a little welcome pack with tea, coffee, sugar, dishwasher tablets and dish cloths. Enough to get you started. They also provided two smally bottles of procecco which was also a nice touch.Nice open plan living area with a log burner. Bi-fold doors led onto the decking where you had a table and chairs and a hot tub. Didn't use the hot tub as by the time we got back from being out all day it was too cold outstide.Kitchen had all the appliances you needed if you wanted to eat in.There was a small twin bedroom which also had access to the bathroom. The bathroom could also be accessed from the hallway.The main bedroom was spacious with its own ensuite with a large walk-in shower.The park is very quiet so great for a relaxing break. Even though it feels you are in the middle of nowhere you are not that far away from the coast and the main towns. Only about 35 mins to Bridlington and just over an hour to Scarborough. York is just over an hour away as well so plenty of places to explore. The nearest town is Beverley which is about 20 mins away. There are more shops and supermarkets here if you need them. There is a garden centre next door and a pub.We have about 6 lodge holidays a year around the UK and this was our first time at Willow Pastures. Based on our stay this will be definitely on our list of places to return to.

We spent a fabulous weekend at Willow Pastures in June 24, our first time here, agreeing it wouldn't be our last. So due to a last minute opportunity, we made a very quick decision to spend Christmas at Willow Pastures, praying there would be a vacancy. Thankfully there was. We stayed 23-27 Dec in SilverBirch 10. I'd packed a pop up Christmas tree to add a bit of festive decor, but I needn't have bothered. On pulling up we could see there was a lovely tree twinkling in the lounge. There was also a box of luxury mince pies and Christmas card waiting for us from the park, as well as a hand written card welcoming us back, a box of chocs and 2 small bottles of prosecco for us to enjoy.The lodge had everything we needed. It even had a torch for us to use as there's no 'street lights', only path lamps. It was warm, comfortable and cosy. A lovely lady knocked on our door on the Tuesday morning checking everything was OK and to our satisfaction was there anything we needed etc. Unfortunately, we didn't get her name. The lodge was warm, comfortable and cosy. The large screen smart TV was perfect for all our Crimbo viewing. The beds were comfortable. I certainly wasn't 'craving' my own bed like I usually do on other trips. We didnt use the hot tub, but someone came to check it every day.The staff on site are friendly and really helpful. We managed to book a table for Christmas Eve at the Gardeners Arms next door. The food was fabulous. Well worth a visit. We'll definitely be back.

Great time would definitely visit again. Staff very helpful