Dunstan Hill Camping and Caravanning

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Dunstan Hill Camping and Caravanning

TitleDunstan Hill Camping and Caravanning

Site DescriptionIn 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 bird colonies in early summer – including puffins – and a breeding colony of seals. Bamburgh Castle traces its royal heritage back to the 600s. The RNLI’s Grace Darling Museum is in Bamburgh. Craster – known for its kippers – is around a natural haven. Crabs, lobsters and salmon are landed by local fishing boats. Alnwick Garden is constantly developing. The Serpent Garden is home to a giant holly serpent and the Poison Garden holds some of the most deadly plants in the world. Golfers staying on Site are entitled to a ten per cent discount off fees at Embleton 18-hole course. Howick Hall Gardens are best known for their spring bulbs and the woodland garden. Embleton village is a mile from Site and has a shop, Post Office and petrol station. The Site is on the bus route from Berwick in the north to Newcastle in the south.

Units Allowed Tents : Yes Caravans : Yes MotorHomes :Yes Large Motorhome 30ft+ : Unknown

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