2 Bedrooms
Sea Shanty Holidays Accommodation
Below is a list of all our lodges here at Sea Shanty Holiday Park. Please click on a lodge for more information and check availability. We open from mid-March to the end of October.
Osprey Lodge
Osprey Lodge is our largest unit and sleeps a maximum of four people in two separate bedrooms. The master bedroom has a kingsize bed and full en-suite bathroom, the second bedroom has twin beds.
Avocet Lodge
Avocet Lodge is only slightly smaller than its big brother Osprey. A maximum of four people can be accommodated in two separate bedrooms, one being a double room and the other a twin.
Jay Lodge
Jay Lodge sleeps a maximum of two people. Specifically designed and built with couples in mind, it offers our same high standard of accommodation only on a smaller scale.
Gull Lodge
Gull Lodge sleeps a maximum of two people. Specifically designed and built with couples in mind, it offers our same high standard of accommodation only on a smaller scale.
Owl Lodge
Owl Lodge is a modernised traditional wooden 2 bedroom holiday home sleeping a maximum of 4 people close to the beach in the Sea Shanty Holiday Park.
Raven Lodge
Raven Lodge is a modernised traditional wooden 2 bedroom holiday home sleeping a maximum of 4 people close to the beach in the Sea Shanty Holiday Park.
Razorbill Lodge
Razorbill Lodge is a bespoke 1 bedroom holiday home sleeping a maximum of 2 people. The bedroom is furnished with a double bed, chest of drawers and wardrobe.
Puffin Lodge
Puffin Lodge is a bespoke 1 bedroom holiday home sleeping a maximum of 2 people. The bedroom is furnished with a double bed, chest of drawers and wardrobe.
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COVID 19
Unfortunately after a lot of soul searching we have taken the difficult decision to temporarily close our holiday lodges until May. We will continue to monitor the situation, as it may be necessary to extend this closure further. We know how disappointing this will be for those of you who have booked with us, but feel this is the right thing to do to ensure the safety of our visitors, staff and the local community. We will contact all of those affected in chronological order. We hope the tide will soon turn on this situation, and we look forward to welcoming you all back to enjoy your holidays by the sea. In the mean time please stay safe, stay healthy, stay at home!
