Frisby Lakes

Frisby Lakes Lodge Park is more than a holiday home destination—it’s a sanctuary where sustainability and luxury coexist.

At Frisby Lakes Lodge Park, sustainability isn’t just a buzzword—it’s the foundation of everything they do. Nestled in the heart of the Leicestershire countryside, this multi-award-winning park is designed to offer a tranquil retreat while championing environmental responsibility.

This approach begins with the buildings. Their transportable log buildings not only provide luxurious spaces but are built using sustainably sourced timber. These eco-friendly structures offer exceptional insulation, reducing energy consumption and promoting a lower carbon footprint.

They are committed to protecting and enhancing the natural environment. Frisby Lakes Lodge Park holds the Gold David Bellamy Award for Conservation, the Green Apple Award for Sustainable Development, and Land Leisure and Tourism Awards for their dedication to sustainability. These accolades recognise their efforts in preserving local wildlife habitats, planting native flora, and implementing responsible land management strategies.

They use biofriendly cleaning products to prevent harmful chemicals from entering the environment. Rainwater harvesting supports the park’s rich biodiversity, while a comprehensive waste management strategy prioritises recycling and composting to significantly reduce landfill waste. This has also led to operational cost savings.

Their sustainable ethos extends to community engagement. They support eco-tourism, encourage responsible travel, and educate visitors about the importance of conservation. By fostering a deep connection between people and nature, they aim to inspire sustainable living beyond their guests’ stay.

And most importantly they are continuing to innovate, ensuring that future generations can enjoy this beautiful landscape while making a positive environmental impact.

This commitment to sustainability has enhancing both their reputation and financial performance. Frisby Lakes Lodge Park is now seen as a premium destination for environmentally conscious buyers and paddlesports enthusiasts. They now attract a growing number of guests seeking high-quality, eco-friendly holiday homes.

Their sustainable land management has improved the biodiversity of the area, creating a more attractive, serene environment for lodge owners. Ultimately, sustainability isn’t just an ethical choice (though that is important) - it’s a strategic advantage that drives long-term business growth while preserving the beauty of our surroundings.

Robert Sheridan, Owner of Frisby Lakes Lodge Park
"At Frisby Lakes Lodge Park, sustainability isn’t just a choice—it’s a responsibility. We believe in creating a luxury retreat that works in harmony with nature, ensuring that our lodges, landscapes, and practices leave a positive impact on the environment. For us, environmental and ecological sustainability go hand in hand—protecting wildlife, enhancing biodiversity, and using sustainable materials all contribute to a thriving, balanced ecosystem. Our commitment to sustainable development has not only enhanced the beauty of our park but also strengthened our business, attracting like-minded buyers and industry recognition. Sustainability is the future, and we’re proud to be leading the way."

Frisby Lakes Lodge Park sustainable top tips
• Start with Sustainable Construction – Use responsibly sourced materials, such as FSC-certified timber, and prioritise energy-efficient designs to reduce environmental impact.
• Incorporate Renewable Energy – Consider solar panels, air or ground source heat pumps to lower carbon emissions and reduce long-term energy costs.
• Enhance Biodiversity – Protect and restore natural habitats by planting native trees, creating wildlife corridors, and maintaining water bodies.
• Implement Water Conservation Measures – Use rainwater harvesting, natural filtration systems, and efficient plumbing fixtures to reduce water consumption.
• Prioritise Waste Management – Set up recycling and composting programs to minimise landfill waste and encourage sustainable practices among residents and visitors.
• Engage with the Local Community – Work with conservation groups, educate visitors on sustainability, and promote eco-tourism to strengthen your environmental impact.
• Seek Accreditation & Awards – Apply for sustainability certifications to enhance credibility and attract eco-conscious customers.
• Biofriendly Cleaners – Educate and promote the use of biofriendly cleaning products which help maintain our wastewater treatment facility and do not harm the environment.
• Plan for Long-Term Sustainability – Regularly assess and update sustainability initiatives to ensure continuous improvement and long-term environmental benefits.
• Market Your Eco-Friendly Approach – Highlight sustainability efforts in your branding and marketing to differentiate your business and appeal to the growing green-conscious audience.