About this property
Sherburn 1.3 miles. Tortworth Lodge is a fantastic, single-storey lodge with an opulent décor and a hot tub, resting in a holiday park in Heslerton, near Sherburn, and is ideal for a family looking to explore the countryside and coast of North Yorkshire. Park off-road and enter into a pretty property with a theme of navy blue throughout the well-thought-out soft furnishings, discovering an open-plan living space with a light and airy feel. Guests can settle down into the sitting area and plan the day ahead of them, before cooking up a storm in the kitchen, using the ample amenities available and indulging in a hearty meal at the dining table. Two bedrooms await your rest, serviced by a bathroom with the option of a warm shower or a soak in the tub, so choose between a king-size with a Smart TV and a twin. The enclosed decking houses furniture to encourage guests to dine alfresco in the sunshine, with a glass of their favourite beverage, before taking an indulgent dip in the hot tub. There is a bar on-site with variable opening times, as well as close-by walks through the local scenery. Sherburn is a lovely countryside village with a convenience store for all of your essentials, and a local pub, The East Riding. From here, try out a game or two at Granton Golf Club, or take a scenic walk through the North Riding Forest Park, the North York Moors National Park, or the Hawardian Hills AONB, where there are sites to visit including North Yorkshire Moors Railway, Mallyan Spout Waterfall, Helmsley Castle, Rievaulx Abbey, and The Yorkshire Arboretum. For a day spent beside the seaside, head over to the wonderful resort of Scarborough, where there is a lovely beach, loads of pubs, eateries, a museum, a gallery, and the fantastic Scarborough Castle, as well as walks along the Cleaveland Way, heading towards Hayburn Wyke Waterfall and beyond. Staithes, the historic town of Whitby with its abbey and Dracula Experience, and Robin Hood’s Bay are all well worth a visit, leaving you spoilt for choice with activities to fill your getaway. Explore the wonders of North Yorkshire with a stay at the beautiful Tortworth Lodge.
Sherburn is a village and civil parish lying in the county of North Yorkshire, although historically part of the East Riding of Yorkshire until 1974. Sherburn rests on the south side of the Vale of Pickering and is immediately north of the Yorkshire Wolds, as well as within easy reach of the North York Moors National Park to the north. Offering a great base for outdoor adventures throughout the North Yorkshire countryside, Sherburn is also not too far from Scarborough and Filey. The village is home to a Post Office, a pub, a convenience store and a newsagents, with a handful of other local businesses too. Nearby attractions include The Great Ryedale Maze, North Yorkshire Water Park, Wykeham Lakes Fishery, Playdale Farm Park, Go Ape Dalby and Filey Bird Garden and Animal Park. Enjoy days on either of Scarborough's beaches, visit the castle and sample the excellent food on offer in the many restaurants and pubs, or venture down to Filey and Filey Brigg.
Accommodation
Single-storey.
Two bedrooms: 1 x king-size with Smart TV, 1 x twin.
Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin, and WC.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining area and sitting area
Gas central heating.
Gas oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer.
2 x Smart TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Off-road parking for 1 car.
Enclosed wrap-around decking with furniture and hot tub.
One well-behaved dog welcome.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 1.2 miles, pub 1.1 miles.
Note: To bring more than one pet, please contact owner.
Note: Additional parking near main entrance.
Note: On-site facilities, including bar (please check opening times)
Nearby points of interest
- North Yorkshire Waterpark
- Mathewsons Classic Cars
- Eden Camp Modern History Theme Museum
- Scarborough Spa
- Flamingo Land
- Rotunda Museum
- Scarborough Open Air Theatre
- Scarborough
Reviews (4)
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Darren
Nice having Netflix to for when the weather was cold or rainy too
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Zohra
100% recommend.
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David
Therefore meaning we couldn't use the wifi as there had been no details left at all, we didn't know about any fire safety measures, nor where anything was or even what to do with rubbish etc. We didn't actually get the wifi code until the following evening (24hrs later) when the owner text me the code. The furniture in the living room looks the part and matches the photos on the website but is uncomfortable. The smaller bedroom (two single beds) is small and you can just about squeeze down the middle of the beds. The larger room is much better however i'm not sure its a king size bed, maybe a double bed at a push. The bathroom lacked a bath mat and toilet a mats, the shower was okay abit hard to opperate (again no instructions) rust on the radiator in the bathroom, but i guess its old and rusts over time with the moisture probably doesnt help that the fan didn't work. A couple of things we noticed straight away when we arrived was the bathroom fan didnât work (this was mentioned in a previous review) clearly the owner hasnât bothered to get this fixed, and also the cooker hob (cast iron pan mount) was actually broken but had been placed back together not very health and safety if you have a pan of boiling hot water on it and it gives way⦠just an accident waiting to happen. (It gets betterâ¦.) on the second day we had issues with the kettle and or toaster tripping the electrics it didnât help matters that we didnât know where the electric box was as there were no instructions left. So I rang the owner and he told me to head outside the lodge and turn it on in a box outside, it tripped a further 3 times that night and I found myself at half past midnight outside in the rain trying to flick switches to no avail. So without any power for most of the evening / night we had to call it a night our phones couldnât charge (meaning the next day we couldnât go anywhere till they had charged) and we had no lights, no kettle, no oven, hot tub was also going cold. We were ready to just get in the car and leave, when the owner text saying heâd give us a discounted stay. (We are still awaiting our 'discount'...), we woke up and I flicked the electrics on and they actually stayed on, (good job we didnât need any breathing apparatus during the night) - the hot tub was cold so we couldnât use that, we got promised the hot tub manager was coming to sort it out (she never turned up). The fly net in the bedroom was as much use as a chocolate fireguard, it was not secured to anything but the ceiling so when the wind came it blew it allowing all these little tiny flies in and throughout the stay we found them crawling all over us, so make sure you take fly spray there are hundreds of them, almost look like fleas!. The mattress like the previous review says also, is still a foot over hanging the bed frame, another review ignored. We didnât have an issue with that though as it didnât affect the sleep. The one and only plug next to the mirror in the bedroom does not work, along with all the scruffy bits here and there including silicone coming away from the kitchen worktop and burn marks hidden under the chopping board, plinths broken off with screws/nails exposed in the kitchen, a leaking tap/sink in the kitchen, the oven tray holder was also broken, the stay was a complete and utter disaster. (We should have rung up Sykes and cancelled the stay and returned home!!) We only stayed the full amount of time because of a promise of a discount from the owner (This remains un-resolved) One to avoid. Also if youâre thinking staying here you will need to take a pizza trays, pizza cutter, scissors, a paper map, probably some candles and a box of matches incase the electric goes out because thereâs no one in person to come help you try get it on, fly spray (lots of it), and maybe even a generator. We've stayed in the Chalets on site before (which i should mention are run by a totally different company/person) and had none of the above issues whatsoever, thankfully we had; because we were familiar with the area otherwise we definitely would not have been able to contiune the stay due to lack of information (reccommended places to visit, suggested resturants etc) the normal stuff you'd find in a welcome pack. (which again was not available at the lodge). A very disappointing 3 days spent.