Welcome to Gisburne Park Estate, one of Lancashire’s finest private estates, on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales. A 1000 acres of picturesque Ribble Valley countryside, owned and managed by Amber and Guy Hindley and family. Nestled within the Estate is Ribblesdale Park, the North of England’s leading hot tub holiday destination. A collection of contemporary lodges, historic houses, cosy cottages or glorious glamping.
Perfectly formed for a trip for two, our Silka Lodge boasts stunning features to make for a relaxing getaway. Follow the French doors to a private decking area and sink into your very own hot tub.
An extremely spacious luxury lodge that is perfect for the ultimate romantic getaway. The Silka Lodge is equipped with a private hot tub, master king size double bed, flat screen TV and modern dressing area. Additionally, a contemporary bathroom features double sinks and a large walk in shower. A bright open plan lounge and dining area comes with a beautifully equipped kitchen and outsight views of the magnificent Yorkshire Dales.
A set of French doors lead out to a private and enclosed decking area which is home to a large outdoor hot tub. The lodge also has an integrated music system built throughout.
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I came as a solo trip with my dogs and it was exactly what I needed! The lodge was immaculately clean and had everything I needed including tea and coffee which I wasn't expecting. The enclosed garden for the dogs was perfect and the hot tub was lovely. Comfy bed, lush sofa and all I could wish for!
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From the moment you arrive you are greeted with friendly welcoming faces, the lodge was immaculate like always fully equipped with everything you need for your stay. The whole park is so calm, we loved watching the peacocks from our balcony. We planned on driving out for some walks but as we travelled with our dog and the weather was so hot we stayed on the estate and got out bright and early to walk him and the grounds are just beautiful, always maintained and even as early as we was walking we always saw staff maintaining the grounds. As you walk around the loop you are greeted with the sound of sheep’s and goats. Every single member of staff we came across was happy smiling and worked incredibly hard. The lodge itself with the secure garden & balcony is priceless, our dog is never as calm as we is when we visit and the peace of mind that we can relax outside or in the hot tub without worrying about the dog escaping is amazing. Food and service at hindelinis was phenomenal as always.
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really dog friendly. lovely secure gardenclean and tidylots of places to walkspacious lodge. missing toiletries and gowns for the hot tub
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As usual site up to expectations Clean, stylish and very comfortable Stayed in Lodge 60 which is my favourite as the garden is so private and ideal for my 2 dogs
| 5 |
This is our third time staying at ribblesdale and we love it ! We have three dogs and the cabin we stay in the skia lodge is amazing for our dogs. The staff are lovely and nothing is to much trouble. The walks and views on the estate are gorgeous. We will be returning next year.
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Already been twice before, this was our 3rd visit, looking to book again later on in the year,
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Although I don’t live far from the park I wanted somewhere which would still feel like I was on holiday for my brief 2 night stay, it also had to be pet friendly as I was bringing my rescue dog.I stayed in a lodge with an enclosed garden and hot tub ( although didn’t use it) on first and last impressions the lodge was beautiful and had everything you could require from a self catering place ( and more) Seemed that I had forgotten my teabags but they give you a small supply of these as well as coffee/sugar and milk. Don’t worry about washing up liquid or tea towel either and being dog friendly bowls and poo bags too. My 2 days went too quickly and both Pipa and I loved the peace, the walks and if she had been better behaved we would have spent more at the onsite restaurant/bar. The only noise was the peacocks - so loud and the sheep. On the last night a young deer came to eat the neighbours plants. A lovely place and will visit again.
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As we have stayed here numerous times both in a group and as a couple we have always had a good experience. Restaurant lovely food excellent staff polite friendly helpful. The only criticisms are wifi very poor not able to watch tv in lounge of the lodge as buffering all the time and shower not very warm. Off the site we visited the spread eagle pub in Sawley which is lovely food excellent. Malham village nice to visit with lovely walks
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Lodge was excellent, very spacious and comfortable. Restaurant food was amazing - especially the Sunday dinner. Even though the park was full it didn’t feel busy or overcrowded. Check in was a little busy and we did have some WiFi and tv issues in our lodge the whole weekend, maintenance sorted the tvs (slightly) but WiFi was very spotty - it didn’t effect our stay though.
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Easy check in, lodge nice and clean, warm and well organised. We didn’t use the hot tub as both had medical problems. Disappointed that they no longer have happy hour at Hindlines any longer
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93.5% would recommend this accommodation
96.8% would stay here again
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