Accommodation
In short: there are three ways to stay beside our 1.75-acre coarse fishing lake at Kirkby on Bain, five minutes from Woodhall Spa, all adults only: a touring or camping pitch from £25 a night (£28 with an electric hook-up), a glamping pod for two with its own fishing peg from £70 a night, or the two-bedroom holiday let sleeping four from £90 a night.
Pitches, Pods and the Holiday Let, Compared
The table below compares the three at a glance, so you can see what each one sleeps, what is provided and what you need to bring before you check availability.
| Touring & camping pitch | Glamping pod | Holiday let | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sleeps | Your own caravan, motorhome, campervan, trailer tent or tent | 2, on a settee that converts to a double bed | 4, across two bedrooms |
| Price from | £25 a night, or £28 with an electric hook-up, including 2 people and an awning | £70 a night | £90 a night |
| Bedding & towels | Bring your own | Bring your own, along with crockery | Provided |
| Kitchen | Your own | Fridge with small freezer, microwave, kettle and wood burner | Well-equipped kitchen, central heating, Freeview TV and free WiFi |
| Fishing | Short walk to around 30 pegs on the lake | Its own private fishing peg, plus around 30 more around the lake | The lake is a few steps from the door |
| Arrival & departure | After 1pm, leave before 11am | After 1pm, leave before 11am | After 3pm, leave before 11am |
| Dogs | Welcome on a lead, no charge | Welcome on a lead, no charge | Welcome on a lead, no charge |
Still deciding? See the campsite pitches and facilities, look round the glamping pods or take a closer look at the holiday let. Day anglers are welcome too: see our day ticket coarse fishing page.
Every price, including extra adults, day visitors and day tickets, is on our prices page.
Types of Accommodation
Select from the below options to learn more about your chosen accommodation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What accommodation is available at Bainside?
Three options: touring and camping pitches from £25 a night (£28 with an electric hook-up), two lakeside glamping pods sleeping two from £70 a night, and a two-bedroom self-catering holiday let sleeping four from £90 a night.
What is the difference between a glamping pod and the holiday let?
A pod sleeps two, has a settee that converts to a double bed, a wood burner and its own private fishing peg, and you bring your own bedding. The holiday let sleeps four across two bedrooms and comes with bedding, towels, a well-equipped kitchen, central heating and free WiFi.
Is bedding provided?
Bedding and towels are provided in the holiday let. They are not provided in the glamping pods, so please bring your own bedding, towels and crockery.
What time can I arrive and leave?
Unless agreed in advance, arrival is after 1pm for pitches and pods and after 3pm for the holiday let. Departure is before 11am for all of them.
Are dogs allowed?
Yes. Well-behaved dogs are welcome across the site on a lead, and there is no charge for them.
Can I fish from my accommodation?
Each glamping pod has its own private fishing peg, and the lake is a few steps from the holiday let door. There are around 30 further pegs around the lake.
Next step: check dates for your stay
Live availability and online booking are on each page: book a touring pitch, book a glamping pod or book the holiday let. Touring with a caravan or motorhome? Read our guide for tourers first.