The Lodge at Broxmouth Park

About The Lodge at Broxmouth Park

Set in 150 acres of stunning parkland, The Lodge at Broxmouth Park offers a luxurious hideaway in East Lothian. As well as the lake itself, the country house estate includes private woodland and a stately Georgian mansion. Broxmouth Park is close to a white sandy beach, the prestigious Dunbar Golf Course and the coastal town of Dunbar. It takes 30 minutes to reach from Edinburgh by car and 90 minutes from Glasgow.

The Lodge by the Lake

The Lodge offers breathtaking views over the lake and a wooden porch to relax on. The airy, boathouse-style interior is decorated in a contemporary style. It includes a living area, breakfast bar with cooking facilities and bedroom with ensuite bathroom. Outside is a private hot tub where you can relax with a bottle of bubbly on a warm summer night and watch the swans go idling by, or maybe catch a glimpse of the deer in the distance.

Activities at Broxmouth Park

Broxmouth Park is situated between the Lammermuir Hills and the sea. While it’s a great spot for resting, relaxing (and even romancing), there are various activities on offer too. You can enjoy golfing, walking and boating, plus fishing in the lake, river and sea. If you’re more adventurous, you can also have a go at paintballing, quad biking and grouse, partridge or clay pigeon shooting.

Explore the stunning South East

The estate is within easy reach of the coastal town of Dunbar, plus the many attractions of East Lothian and Edinburgh. Nearby highlights include the Dunbar seacliff, Lauderdale Park and the Dunbar Townhouse Museum. Other must-sees include the Scottish Seabird Centre, the Museum of Flight and Concorde Experience, and various castles including Tantallon, Alnwick and Bamburgh. You might also enjoy a tasting tour of the Glenkinchie Whisky Distillery in Pencaitland or a tipple at the historic Belhaven Brewery. Of course, this is all assuming that you can tear yourself away from your lakeside escape and the sight of the waters shifting under the changing light of day.