Our Stag Riverside Lodge was refurbished in 2022 to make the most of it's traditional features and give it a fresh, cosy and contemporary feel. This lodge is non-smoking.

It has a fully equipped kitchen for self-catering with electric cooker, microwave, kettle, toaster, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and washing machine. There is a 4-seat dining area in the lounge. Outside, overlooking the river, there is another dining area on the deck. A gas barbecue can be provided on request.

The lounge also has a comfortable seating area with an electric fire and flat screen TV with Freesat. With two large windows and patio doors, the lunge has superb views over the river where you can keep watch for the young stag across the river.

The main bedroom has a double bed and the smaller bedroom has a set of bunk beds and a double wardrobe.

The bathroom is equipped with both bath and shower facilities.

The hall cupboard provides storage space for outdoor clothing and boots.

Bed linen and towels are provided.
Kevock Vale Park is a quaint, quirky and quiet holiday and retirement park on the North Esk river, in the village of Lasswade, near Edinburgh. Children and pets are welcome. Our riverside lodges and luxury garden pod are open all year round for minimum 2 night stays.

It’s the perfect location for people who want to relax and have lots to see and do on the doorstep. It's a great base for exploring Edinburgh, the Lothians, Fife and the Scottish Borders.

A short walk into the village you will find three very popular restaurants and bars, the Paper Mill , the Laird and Dog Inn and Luci's Italian restaurant and cocktail bar. Outside the Laird and Dog, you can catch the 31 and 140 buses.

The 31 takes you to the centre of Edinburgh and all its attractions. The N31 night service runs from the city centre until 1230 weeknights and 0310 Saturdays and Sundays. The route takes you to Waverly Station, Princes Street, Haymarket Station and Edinburgh Zoo. From Waverly Station you can travel across the world-famous Forth Bridge to Fife, or take the scenic Waverly Line to the Scottish Borders.

The 140 takes you to Loanhead for local shopping and on to Roslin, where you can visit Rosslyn Chapel, made famous by Dan Brown's book "The Da Vinci Code" and the Roslin Glen Country Park. If you are feeling energetic, there is a sign-posted walking route along the river North Esk between the Laird and Dog, Roslin, the Chapel and the Country Park.

Across the road from the Laird and Dog, you can take the 31 bus to Bonnyrigg for local shopping and other local bus services, or take the 140 to Musselburgh on the Firth of Forth coast.

Local activities include horse-riding, golf, walking, dry-slope skiing and swimming. If you're ready for a quiet time, stay at the park, relax in the pod, sit out on the deck overlooking the river, go fishing or watch the wildlife.