Lodge · Hot tub
Bencoolen
A secluded lodge for four in one of the quietest areas of the valley, tucked among the trees with a hot tub on the deck.
Sleeps up to 4Live prices
The Willow Lodge
Helyk
A wooden lodge for six with a private hot tub in an enclosed, sunny garden — easy with dogs and little ones.
Sleeps up to 6A double, a bunk bed and a sofa bed — sleeping up to sixDogs welcome
- Book direct — no booking fees
- Live availability & prices
- Family-run park
- Open year-round
4.9/5 from 40+ TripAdvisor reviewsRead them
A closer look
Helyk in pictures
Lodge · Hot tub
About Helyk
Helyk is Cornish for willow, the tree that gives the whole valley its name. It’s a wooden lodge with its own hot tub in an enclosed, sunny garden. It sleeps up to six, which makes it one of the roomier lodges and a favourite with families and groups of friends who want the hot tub and a bit of private outdoor space to go with it.
The enclosed garden is the thing people notice. It makes the lodge easy with a dog and with small children, who can be out of the door without anyone standing at the gate, and it gives you somewhere to sit out in the evening that belongs only to your stay.
Inside it’s open plan: a full kitchen with the lounge and diner running together, so you’ve got the scope to entertain if the need arises. The shower and toilet are your own. The hot tub is the kind of thing you end up using every single evening.
Where it sits: One of the hot-tub lodges on the park, sitting in its own enclosed garden with parking alongside.
See Helyk on the park mapShowers, toilets & cooking
Everything is inside the lodge: a full kitchen, a shower and a toilet, and the hot tub in the garden is yours alone.
- Showers
- Private, inside your stay
- Toilets
- Private, inside your stay
- Cooking
- Kitchen inside your stay
What you get
- Private hot tub in your own garden
- Enclosed garden
- Sleeps up to 6
- Full kitchen
- Private shower and toilet inside the lodge
- Dogs welcome
- Parking
Good to know before you book
- The hot tub is private — it sits in Helyk’s enclosed garden and isn’t shared with anyone.
- Arrive from 3pm and leave by 10am on your last day.
- The beds are a double, a bunk bed and a sofa bed — six in total.
- Dogs are welcome, on a lead no longer than two metres, exercised in the area provided and never left unattended.
- We can’t accept Rottweilers, Dobermans, Bull Mastiffs, Pit Bull Terriers or crosses of those breeds.
- Entry to the park is through an ANPR number-plate barrier, with CCTV covering the site 24/7.
The story of Helyk
Helyk is Cornish for willow — the tree that gives the whole valley its name, and the reason the park is called what it is.
Read the history of Willow ValleyWhat guests said about Helyk
“We honestly didn’t want to come home. We stayed in the Helyk lodge and it was outstanding.”
Hayley M · via TripAdvisor
Helyk: questions & answers
Yes — Helyk has its own enclosed garden, which makes it one of the easiest lodges with dogs and small children.
It is — your own hot tub in your own garden, not shared with other guests.
Up to six. It’s one of the roomier lodges on the park, which is why families and groups of friends tend to book it.
Yes — Helyk has a full kitchen inside, along with its own shower and toilet.
Dogs are welcome in every stay at Willow Valley, Helyk included. Keep them on a lead no longer than two metres around the park, exercise them in the area provided, and please don’t leave them unattended in the lodge. We can’t accept Rottweilers, Dobermans, Bull Mastiffs, Pit Bull Terriers or crosses of those breeds.
Arrive from 3pm, and leave by 10am on the day you go.
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AA 5-Star Gold Caravan & Camping
The AA’s mark of top-class quality and facilities, awarded for 2026/27.
Come and stay in Helyk
Live availability and prices, booked direct — no booking fees, no middleman.