Lily Pad, a lakeside yurt at Kingfisher Lakes in Brandesburton, East Yorkshire, offers visitors an opportunity to experience glamping with access to nature and nearby attractions.
Designed for couples or families, the yurt accommodates up to four people, with a double bed and two single futon beds. Guests can enjoy modern conveniences such as a mini fridge, kettle, log burner, and access to shared kitchen and washroom facilities.
The site provides a communal kitchen barn equipped with gas hobs, large fridge-freezers, and basic cooking supplies, alongside covered seating areas for group dining.
A separate firepit and barbecue area are available for guests to rent, with fees ranging from £45 to £65 depending on the length of stay. Washrooms feature underfloor heating, showers, and accessible facilities, with the ladies’ washroom offering a hairdryer.
Lily Pad overlooks the property’s lake, where guests can follow a short walking trail through willow woodland or rent kayaks for the duration of their visit.
Kayak hire is also available at £45 to £65, depending on stay length. WiFi is provided in communal spaces, though the site maintains a no-dog policy to ensure a peaceful environment.
Located within walking distance of Brandesburton village, visitors can explore local restaurants such as The Dacre Arms and Bert’s Pizzeria, as well as enjoy activities like adventure golf and water sports at nearby centers.
The site’s proximity to coastal attractions, including Skipsea, Hornsea, and Fraisethorpe Beach, adds to its appeal as a family-friendly getaway.
For business owners in the outdoor hospitality sector, Kingfisher Lakes illustrates how glamping accommodations can balance comfort and community amenities while maintaining a connection to nature.
The site’s approach—combining shared spaces, accessible facilities, and recreational offerings—highlights how well-planned amenities can extend visitor stays and attract repeat guests.
This model underscores the growing demand for mid-scale glamping experiences that emphasize local exploration, modest luxury, and a sense of calm.
Kingfisher Lakes’ owners emphasize their hands-on approach to hospitality, stating, “So many guests return again and again, saying they just feel relaxed as soon as they drive through the gates. They all remark on the peace and calmness they experience throughout their break.”
Through its range of glamping options, like Lily Pad, the property continues to demonstrate the potential for rural destinations to enhance visitor satisfaction while promoting sustainable outdoor tourism in Yorkshire.
Featured image by Lily Pad via glampinghideaways.co.uk