Enjoy some luxury in this this top-of-the-range Pemberton Rivendale Lodge.
This large lodge is on the lake-front and has a huge south-facing wraparound decking which is the biggest on park. Complete with rattan garden furniture which means you can comfortably enjoy the sunshine all day long.
This lodge has a high specification interior complete with a fully fitted kitchen including American-Style fridge freezer, full-size dishwasher and washer-dryer. The spacious master bedroom has a king size bed, dressing room area and large en-suite with double shower. The second bedroom is a twin-room with fitted wardrobes. Both bedrooms are complete with televisions and additionally the twin room has a DVD player.
There is the option of having the sunroom as a third bedroom which can be closed off with the by-folding doors and has a comfortable pull-out sofa bed. The lounge itself is very spacious with floor to ceiling windows letting in lots of natural light and giving panoramic views of the lake. The lounge is equipped with a large wall mounted tv, complete with a PlayStation 3 and Bluetooth music speaker.
*** Important Note on Covid-19***
We take the safety and well-being of our guests very seriously so we have worked with our cleaning teams to devise a strict cleaning and desanitising regime (see details below) so you can enjoy your stay, safe in the knowledge we have done all we can to limit the spread of the virus.
Please be advised that Haven are currently unsure what park facilities they will have open for guests this summer. They are following the government guidelines in order to see what facilities they can safely operate and at what capacity. As a minimum they have already said that they will have the on-park supermarket open and take away food available.
Of course we are very fortunate at Haggerston to have so many wonderful attractions, beautiful countryside and coastlines surrounding the park so there is never a shortage of things to do.
Cleaning Guidelines:
These are the details of the stringent cleaning instructions our professional cleaners are currently working to between guests.
1. Wear protective gear while you clean. Personal protective items like disposable gloves, aprons or gowns, and facial coverings (like homemade or purchased masks) can provide additional protection. Make sure to wash your hands immediately after removing gloves.
2. Ventilate rooms before you clean. The CDC recommends opening outside doors and windows and using ventilating fans to increase air circulation in the space before beginning to clean and disinfect.
3. Wash your hands thoroughly before and after each cleaning. Use soap and water, and wash for at least 20 seconds. If that’s not possible, use a hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol.
4. Clean, then disinfect. Use detergent or soap and water to remove dirt, grease, dust, and germs. Once the surface is clean, spray with a disinfectant. Let it stand for a few minutes, then wipe—and if you’re not using paper towels or disposable wipes, it’s best to use a new cleaning cloth for each guest.
5. Avoid touching your face while cleaning. To prevent the spread of germs, the CDC recommends not touching your face, nose, and eyes with unwashed hands—so pay extra attention when cleaning.
6. Use the right disinfectant. Most common household disinfectants registered by the Environmental Protection Agency, as well as cleaning solutions with diluted household bleach or at least 70% alcohol, are believed to be effective against the coronavirus. Pay special attention to frequently touched surfaces, like light switches, doorknobs, remote controls, and faucet handles. (See our full list of surfaces to disinfect at the bottom of the page.)
7. Don’t forget about sofas, rugs, drapes, and other soft, porous surfaces. Carefully remove any visible dirt or grime, then clean with the appropriate cleaners indicated for use on these surfaces. If possible, machine-wash items according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
8. Wash all linens at the highest heat setting recommended by the manufacturer. That includes bed sheets, mattress covers, hand and bath towels, kitchen towels, and blankets. Remember to wear gloves when handling dirty laundry, and take care to avoid shaking laundry, which could increase the spread of germs.
9. Clean and disinfect laundry baskets and hampers. If possible, consider using a liner that is either disposable or that you can throw into the washing machine.
10. Empty the vacuum cleaner after every cleaning. You should wipe down the vacuum cleaner with disinfectant, along with appliances like your dishwasher and washing machine.
11. While restocking your supplies, take a moment to check expiration dates. And remember to never mix household bleach with ammonia or any other cleaning solution that can release toxic gases that are dangerous to inhale.
12. Line trash cans. Placing bags into trash bins will make it easier to dispose of tissues and other waste.
13. Dispose of or wash your cleaning supplies. If you’re using paper towels, disinfectant wipes, and other disposable cleaning supplies, take the trash out after you’re done. If you’re using cleaning cloths and other reusable products, make sure to machine-wash them at the highest heat setting appropriate for the material.
14. Safely remove any cleaning gear. When you’re done cleaning, immediately remove any protective outerwear like gowns, gloves, or masks, and dispose of them or wash accordingly. Remember to wash your hands for at least 20 seconds afterwards.
