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Helyk’s private hot tub on the enclosed patio, with the picnic bench alongside

Five lodges, five hot tubs

Every lodge at Willow Valley has its own private hot tub — no sharing, no booking a slot. Sleeps four up to twelve, two miles from Bude.

Five wooden lodges sit around the valley, and every one of them has a hot tub that’s yours alone for the stay — nobody else’s booking to work around. They differ in size and outlook rather than what’s included: pick by how many of you there are and what kind of view you want with your evening soak.

Helyk sleeps up to six in an enclosed, sunny garden. Bencoolen, Stamford and Heath each sleep up to four and sit together in the valley, each with a hot tub of its own. Mordros is the largest, sleeping up to twelve for the big get-togethers.

What’s the same in every lodge

Whichever one you pick, the basics don’t change: a full kitchen, a private shower and toilet inside the lodge, and a hot tub outside that’s yours for the whole stay. Dogs are welcome in all five.

Check in from 3pm, check out by 10am. Ask us for the exact bed layout when you book if you need a particular arrangement.

  • Private hot tub, yours for the whole stay
  • Full kitchen and private shower and toilet inside
  • Dogs welcome in every lodge
  • Check-in from 3pm, check-out by 10am
  • Helyk’s private hot tub on the enclosed patio, with the picnic bench alongside

    Helyk

    Sleeps up to 6. A private hot tub in an enclosed, sunny garden — the easiest of the five with little ones and a dog.

  • The long white single-storey Mordros lodge, solar panels along its slate roof and sliding patio doors opening onto a gravel drive

    Mordros

    Sleeps up to 12. Our largest lodge, with a multi-family layout and its own hot tub — built for the big get-togethers.

  • Bencoolen from outside: the timber lodge with its grey gable end and covered veranda, standing on a raised deck with a balustrade and a picnic table, the grass and the trees of the valley either side

    Bencoolen

    Sleeps up to 4. A secluded lodge among the trees, with a hot tub on the deck.

  • The hot tub on Stamford’s deck in dappled woodland light, with the lodge behind

    Stamford

    Sleeps up to 4. A wooden lodge with its own hot tub on a private deck, looking down the valley.

  • Heath lodge from the front, with its decked veranda, picnic bench and the hot tub alongside

    Heath

    Sleeps up to 4. A snug wooden lodge with its own hot tub — easy on the legs, big on evenings under the stars.

  • Compare every way to stay

    Bell tents, the school bus, the Airstream, the shepherd’s hut and the camping pitches too — all ten ways to sleep at Willow Valley.

Questions & answers

Yes — every hot tub belongs to its own lodge. It’s yours for the whole stay, not shared or booked in slots with anyone else.

Find your hot tub

Live availability and prices for all five lodges, booked direct — no booking fees, no middleman.