Northumberland Campsites

Springhouse is set in the heart of slaley forest, with a wide abundance of nature all around you you can sit all day and watch the rabbits and squirrels Springhouse is set in the heart of slaley forest, with a wide abundance of nature all around you! You can sit all day and watch the rabbits and squirrels scamper past your front door. 24 hr CCTV over the park and beautiful wrought iron entrance gates provide children with the freedom to play safely and happily whilst the adults relax knowing... [more]

Walk a few steps from our Club Site at Beadnell Bay and you are among the sand dunes of the North Northumberland Heritage Coast. Venture the other way and you are in idyllic countryside.

Beadnell Bay


The Coast and Castles and National Cycle Routes pass the Club Site. Walkers will enjoy the Cheviot Hills, where an annual Challenge is held, raising money for the local Northumberland National Park Search and Rescue Team. Much of the Northumberland Heritage... [more]

Haltwhistle Club Site is in a clearing of Bellister wood, once the property of Bellister Castle Estate and now managed by the National Trust. You may find you are sharing a pitch with red squirrels.

Haltwhistle


Haltwhistle town is full of history. Examples include the 12th century church, a peletower – now a hotel – and five other Bastle Houses (defensible houses) from its Border Reiving past. The outdoor swimming pool in Haltwhistle is popular with... [more]

In the past, Dunstan Hill saw 400 years of violence and unrest – you can see the results in the local castles and fortifications. Now it could not be more tranquil, just a mile from the glorious Northumberland coast.

The lovely beaches of the North Northumberland Heritage Coast are nearby. Embleton Bay has a wide, golden, sandy beach with few visitors and views to Dunstanborough Castle. Boat trips to the Farne Islands leave from Seahouses. The Islands are famous for breeding... [more]