With style and practicality behind every design decision, both our single and twin unit lodges are created with luxury in mind, leaving you to be the envy of the park.

Constructed to full residential specification with domestic style gas central heating, our Swift lodges are perfect for all season use due to their increased thermal insulation. Get stuck in and discover your dream luxury lodge by viewing our virtual 360 walkthroughs below.

LUXURY LODGES | HOLIDAY HOMES | S-PODS

Toronto 3B Urban Kitchen
Toronto Kitchen Entertaining Urban
Toronto 2B Country Lounge

Toronto Lodge (twin)

From: POA

The all new twin unit Toronto Lodge is the epitome of luxury, with its refined design, spacious living areas, state-of-the-art kitchen and sublime bathrooms. With an option of two or three bedrooms and offering a choice of two interior schemes – there is a Toronto for everyone and the perfect escape into luxury living.

  • Models: 4
  • Sleeps: 4 - 6
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Edmonton Lounge
Edmonton Kitchen
Edmonton Bedroom

Edmonton Lodge (twin)

From: POA

Move over Long Island – Swift brings the Hamptons to Britain with the twin unit Edmonton Lodge. A style statement, Edmonton is characterised by the relaxed coastal cottage atmosphere and fresh, airy palettes found in the Hamptons’ luxurious holiday homes. 

  • Models: 6
  • Sleeps: 4 - 8
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Vendee Lodge Lounge View 2 with Lux Pack
Vendee Lodge Kitchen with Lux Pack
Vendee Lodge Main Bedroom

Vendee Lodge

From: POA

Escape the everyday in your own country retreat. Blending rural character with modern looks, Vendee Lodge offers residential specification for year-round getaways in the utmost comfort, with a welcoming interior providing plenty of room for the whole family.

  • Models: 2
  • Sleeps: 4
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2025 Montreal Dinning 3B 41X20
2025 Montreal Lounge 3B 41X20
2025 Montreal Kitchen 3B 41X20

Montreal Lodge

From: POA

Step inside the Montreal, a twin unit lodge, boasting a stunning farmhouse aesthetic. Designed for families in mind, the Montreal presents a spacious interior and features a practical hallway, ideal for managing muddy boots and pets. With its neutral, on trend design, the Montreal provides the perfect canvas for you to incorporate your own personal style.

  • Models: 2
  • Sleeps: 4 - 6
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Morlaix Kitchen Dining
Morlaix Lounge
Morlaix Kitchen

Morlaix Lodge

From: POA

Introducing the Morlaix Lodge, a stunning farmhouse inspired home with stylish decorative touches throughout, a thoughtfully designed layout and a space for the whole family to enjoy. With neutral tones accented by ‘Truffle Brown’ woodgrain features, this stylish holiday home is right on trend.

  • Models: 3
  • Sleeps: 4 - 6
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  • How are holiday homes and lodges made?

    Swift's Holiday Home and S-Pod range is built to BS EN 1647, meeting NCC Structural Thermal Rating standards. Our Lodge range meets BS 3632 standards, ensuring enhanced insulation and energy efficiency. Both feature heat-reflecting Thermaglas double glazing, robust construction, and durable materials for long-lasting performance.

  • Can you get a mortgage on a holiday home?

    Holiday homes are typically financed through specialist loans rather than traditional mortgages. Speak to a financial advisor or park representative to explore your options.

  • Do you pay council tax on a holiday home?

    As long as the holiday home isn't being used as your main residence, you won't be liable to pay council tax on it. Holiday homes do not count as main residences most of the time and so are not classed as domestic property. This means they do not incur council tax, however there are other associated costs that you will need to consider.

  • Can you live permanently in a lodge?

    You can live permanently in a lodge if your chosen park allows 12-month stays and holds a residential license. Confirm this before purchasing.

  • How do you buy a holiday home or lodge?

    To buy a holiday home or lodge, first determine your needs and budget, then research parks and lodges that fit your criteria and visit potential parks. See our five steps to holiday ownership guide.

  • Can you rent out your lodge?

    Renting out your lodge can provide a good income stream. Be sure to check your park's policies and understand any legal requirements.