Lovely lodge, secluded and very quiet. Hot tub buttons were broken but we managed to get it working. The only let down was the wifi connection. The coverage was intermittent. There was a power cut the first day and staff said connection was lost. Second day we still had same problem but staff said it should be back on. It was on but only one bar. Cellular connection in Bronte was also bad on EE but ok on Voda. The only other thing was there is no electric kettle, it was a stove kettle - takes about 10 minutes to boil. Wasnt a problem, just not used to waiting for our coffee haha Overall the estate is lovely. Lodge was beautiful and area was peaceful. If you are going for food at the restaurant, check closing times and they stop serving food early. We went at 730pm On the last night and missed it which yr a shame as it looked lovely.

The accommodation was dirty and in a poor state of repair

Overall loved the stay we stayed in Brontë number 42, check in was smooth and easy, lodge was spotlessly clean , lovely big soft towels nice touch of leaving some tea and coffee, shower excellent bed was a bit squeaky but overall very comfortable. It was incredible to see the deers wandering around and we had three which constantly came to the lodge so was amazing, we were fortunate that the weather was great for most of our stay but this posed a bit of problem as the outdoor area wasn’t secure for dogs and we had to have the doors open to keep it cool so then had to either have the dog on his harness or kept him shut in one room. The outside area of the lodge needed the most attention, decking was rotten in quite a few places making it uncomfortable to walk on, hot tub was good but one side seemed to have a lot of flies coming from under the decking which was a little off putting, went to bar and restaurant a few times was great, surrounding area lovely but could use more signage

3rd time I have stayed here and once again loved it.Only down side each time is service in restaurant can be slow, but all staff lovely.

I just wanted to say thank you for making our first visit to Ribblesdale park so special. The site and lodges are beautiful and all the staff are so friendly and helpful. You really have something very special. We stayed in lodge we had a lovely few days despite the weather, we will definitely be booking again.

So I feel its got some really good bits:Swimming pool - nice and warm, great sub loungers. We had lovely weather and it left like being abroad.Nice setting for the park. Kids loved the deers and peopcocks.Outside bar seating - DJ was good Sika beer was very drinkableStaff pleasantInside of our lodge was nice and clean Lodge had everything we neededHot tub was warmNice amount of outdoor space Comfy bedsThings that let it down.....The paving stones round the outside not cemented down and really quite dangerousGrass needed cutting in out outdoor space Outside patio furniture was very poor Our food was ready before our tableDrinks table service was very slow and ours arrived after our food was finishedRotten deckingStumping sticking up in the middle of the playing field. All in all we had a lovely family break, just needs a bit more attention to detail.

This was our second visit to Ribblesdale Park. It really is a stunning site with great facilities and a laid back, friendly vibe. The lodge was a great size, the food and drink options at Hindilinis were just right and the ambience was helped with the sunset dj sessions. We really felt that it was a like an abroad holiday (minus the beach). There’s so much to do around the area. We booked spa treatments for our lodge, hiked up Pendle hill and enjoyed a relaxed evening. We visited the pool, walked around the facilities, enjoyed the wildlife and also went to the village which is a really short walk. I would advise to check your surroundings if you have a dog. Our lodge garden was beautiful but not enclosed and so we were lucky to remember a long lead which we could hook to the lodge. The deer and peacocks roam free so be warned. Our hot tub was great but all the buttons were broken and the outside of the lodge was in need of repair.

We had a great break at Ribblesdale park, it's a lovely site, good base and great to see the wildlife up close. We were quite close to the car park which wouldn't have been my preference if I'd known. Might be nice to have a location map to view property location in advance of booking.

Arrived and checked in after receiving a text to say we could check in early which was great. We whecked in at reception and got the key with no problem.We could not get to our parking spot as the site work van was parked there. The patio and path were a trip hazard, all slabs were loose and our dog flipped one over running on it. Dog poop left in the garden from previous persons. The grass in the garden was a foot long. We had paid for a high chair that was not there. There was numerous damp spots all over the roof and both bathrooms were very dated. The hot water to the bath was also regulated to a ridiculously cold temperature, not suitable to bath our son in. We had to use the overhead shower to wash him. Family of 6 peacocks literally scream 24-7.The park grounds are lovely and the restaurant is spot-on. We felt that we had paid a premium price for a lodge that was nowhere near a premium experience and hence would not return or recommend it to others.

We visited for our daughter’s 14th Birthday and she loved it, and so did we. We’ll definitely be back. A great location with lots to do if you like the outdoors. Lodges are great with the added bonus of the hot tubs after a long walk. The bar area and outside of it is a good place to meet. Good food from Hindelinis at a good price with helpful staff. Was expecting more from the ‘reception’ area but overall we’ve had a lovely stay and can’t wait to come back 😊