Camping Sites and Caravan Parks in the North East of England, Northumberland, Durham, and Tyne and Wear.

Northumberland, Durham and Tyne and Wear.

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Haggerston Castle Holiday Park
Address Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland Site Facilities Indoor and outdoor pools with waterslide SplashZone activities programme Two entertainment venues Two bars Spa treatment rooms Shows, disco's and cabarets Kids clubs for 1–11s Teen club for 12–16+ Burger King Café bar and grill Chinese restaurant Summertime barbecues Pool table 9-hole golf course Bike and kart hire All weather bowling green Tennis courts Convenience store and bakery LaunderetteSpecial to this park Fencing, archery, golf and tennis coaching Character breakfasts Family Park Rangers Boating lake and boat hire Football coaching (once a week)	Site Description Set around several lovely lakes in award-winning landscaped gardens that hold a David Bellamy Gold Award for Conservation. Haggerston Castle boasts a spectacular setting and everything you need for a fun-filled family holiday. Glorious scenery, magnificent beaches and magical castles and houses – Alnwick Castle (of Harry Potter fame), Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland National Park, Gateshead's renowned Metro Centre and Edinburgh are all close by. Local Attractions Relax and unwind in one of the most peaceful areas of the country when you stay at one of our holiday parks in Northumberland. Walkers and beachcombers revel in the dramatic clifftop paths and long, sweeping sands of the coast, and the Northumberland National Park and Cheviot Hills are a nature lovers’ paradise, while water sports enthusiasts of all kinds flock to the vast expanses of Kielder Water. It’s certainly tranquil now, but the impressive castles and peel towers you’ll find within easy reach of our holiday parks in Northumberland speak of the county’s turbulent history. Alnwick Castle, famously doubling as Hogwarts School in the Harry Potter films, is particularly well preserved and also boasts some spectacular water gardens. Make time to explore Berwick’s magnificent town walls, built in the first Elizabethan era, and if you cross the causeway to visit Holy Island’s heritage centre you can, thanks to computer wizardry, ‘turn the pages’ of the beautifully illuminated Lindisfarne Gospels. Constructed by the Romans and now almost 2000 years old, Hadrian’s Wall is still standing – surely a must see when enjoying caravan holidays in Northumberland. And when you’ve relaxed enough, head to Newcastle and Gateshead’s Metro Centre for buzzing nightlife and great shopping.

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Northumberland

Morpeth

Longhirst Hall Morpeth Micklewood village is situated in the grounds of Longhirst Hall and is the ideal location for exploring the ancient kingdom of Northumbria. Longhirst caters for the needs of the explorer, the sports enthusiast and those opting for the quiet break. Only 40 miles from the Scottish border the area is full of history. The imposing castles of Bamburgh and Alnwick bare witness to the warring past. Further inland you will find ancient ruins, country houses and the scenic beauty of the National Park. A visit to the Farne Islands (Holy Island) with its medieval connections and fairy tale castle are a must. Fishing villages such as Beadnell, Seahouses and Alnmouth dot the coastline with many choices of hostelry, try a local delicacy from the several smokeries. The two on site golf courses are supported by a dozen or so along the coast behind the miles of golden sands, being some of the quietest beaches in Britain. There is much wildlife to see, and the boat trip to the Farne Islands to visit the basking seals is well worth the trip. Alternatively, historic Morpeth is only 3 miles away, with a choice of shops, pubs and restaurants, or the ancient town of Alnwick, taking a day or so to visit the famous gardens. Within the grounds of the hall there is the choice of two bars and a restaurant. Call Now - Reservations Hotline 0845 268 1358 Use the links below to check availability in the different properties on this site and make your booking
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Cresswell Towers Holiday Park
Address Cresswell nr Morpeth Northumberland Site Facilities Holiday Homes (owned) 274 Holiday Homes (for rent) 30 from £83 Sanitary Block(s) Disabled Access Bar Restaurant Shop On Site Laundry Pets Allowed Take Away Food Children's Play Area Allow Rallies Cafe Recreation on site or nearby Beach Fishing Golf Horse Riding Swimming (Outdoor) Games Room Snooker/Pool Tennis Organised Entertainment	Site Description ... total relaxation in a natural woodland setting. Cresswell Towers is a highly attractive park in a natural woodland setting that lends the park much of its charm. You cannot help but be taken in by the lush leafy lanes. This area does have spectacular beaches and Druridge Bay with its huge sand dunes is worth a visit. On the park the emphasis is on relaxation and a friendly bar, welcoming holiday caravans, pleasant walks and attractive outdoor pool make this easy to achieve. Multi Sports Court and a Variety of Entertainment to suit everybody, adventure play area, dylan's kid's club, cafe, entertainment, amusement arcade, shop, take-away, noreman club, family clubhouse, nearest village 200 metres & nearest bus service 50 metres. Local Attractions We recommend; Beautiful Druridge Bay - long sweeping sands fringed with sand dunes Boat trip to the Farne Islands off Bamburgh to view the seal colonies and teeming wildlife Golfing at Longhirst, near Morpeth Holy Island often described as 'the jewel of the Northumberland coast'. Explore Lindisfarne Priory and Castle Belsay Hall Castle and Gardens Hadrian's Wall - the famous Roman built wall with its interesting forts steeped in history Newcastle-upon-Tyne - famous for its lively quayside, bridges, Georgian architecture and nightlife Life Interactive World (Newcastle) - virtual hi-tech 3D shows Directions Follow the A19, followed by the A189 to Ashington. Follow the signs to Ashington until you see the signs for Ellington. At Ellington, stay on the road and you will find the signs for Cresswell Towers Holiday Park.

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Whitley Bay

Whitley Bay Holiday Park
Address The Links Whitley Bay Tyne & Wear Site Facilities Holiday Homes (owned) 274 Holiday Homes (for rent) 116 from £66 Sanitary Block(s) Bar Shop On Site Laundry Pets Allowed Take Away Food Children's Play Area Cafe Family Park Recreation on site or nearby Beach Fishing Golf Swimming (Indoor) Games Room TV Room Gym Snooker/Pool Tennis Organised Entertainment	Site Description Whitley Bay is famous for its long sandy beach stretching out to the well-known landmark of St Mary's lighthouse. A stroll along the promenade brings you to the seafront buzzing with cafes, bars and restaurants. Alternatively, take a drive to the vibrant city of Newcastle. On the Park, the whole family will enjoy the indoor pool and the variety of Sports Resorts activities on offer. Kids will love Sparky's Krew Club - Clown Academy, Mini Beast Safari, Treasure Hunt, quizzes, puzzles, party dances! With so much to do they won't want to leave! And in the evening, it's on to the Lighthouse Showbar for a sparkling line up of family shows, dancing, disco and fabulous visiting cabarets to entertain you. Local Attractions St Mary's Lighthouse. Built in 1898, the lighthouse can only be reached at low tide. Climb the 137 steps to the lantern room for spectacular views along the coast. Beamish Open Air Museum. Step back in time as you enter the Victorian schoolroom and the re-constructed pit village. See exhibits of industrial heritage including a replica of Stephenson's engine 'Locomotion'. Newcastle-Gateshead. The quayside is alive with bars, cafes and restaurants. Walk across the famous millennium bridge to the Baltic Exchange Contemporary Arts centre for superb Tyneside views, or head into town for shopping in Eldon Square. Life! Interactive World, an educational day made fun for all the family. The Angel of the North. This vast modern sculpture towers over Gateshead and the Team valley. Wallsend roman bath house and fort at the start of Hadrian's Wall includes remains of the wall. Discover life on the wall 1,800 years ago with fascinating displays and exciting computer interactives. Blue Reef Aquarium, north Tyneside. An undersea safari through the oceans of the world. An underwater walkway brings you close to the spectacular Coral Reef. Childhood Memories Toy Museum. Over 400 toys cover childhood fun 1890-1970. Collingwood Monument. Commemorates Admiral Collingwood, who led the British fleet to battle at Trafalgar, and is an excellent viewing point of Tynemouth shipping. Directions From the South - take the A1 North. Go as far as the Washington services. Then take the A19 signposted to the Tyne Tunnel. Go through the Tyne Tunnel (toll payable). Take the coast road (which is signposted). Follow the A1058 towards the sea front at Tynemouth. Turn left at the sea-front and then follow the road until you see St. Mary's Lighthouse on the right. The Whitley Bay Holiday Park is opposite the lighthouse. From the North - take the A1 South. Just past Morpeth, take the road signposted to the Tyne Tunnel (A19). Take the slip road, which is sign-posted to Whitley Bay. Follow the signs for caravan park

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Bamburgh Castle

Waren Park
Address Bamburgh, Northumberland Site Facilities Outdoor heated splash pool Bar/Restaurant Children's play area Games room Licensed mini market Launderette	Site Description Situated in one of England's most idyllic corners, this thoughtfully landscaped park offers you unsurpassed views of the north east coast and proudly holds the David Bellamy Gold Award for Conservation. Sheltered Budle Bay nature reserve is just a short walk away, while endless golden beaches and miles of sand dunes afford exhilarating walks and the opportunity to relax. Local Attractions Relax and unwind in one of the most peaceful areas of the country when you stay at one of our holiday parks in Northumberland. Walkers and beachcombers revel in the dramatic clifftop paths and long, sweeping sands of the coast, and the Northumberland National Park and Cheviot Hills are a nature lovers’ paradise, while water sports enthusiasts of all kinds flock to the vast expanses of Kielder Water. It’s certainly tranquil now, but the impressive castles and peel towers you’ll find within easy reach of our holiday parks in Northumberland speak of the county’s turbulent history. Alnwick Castle, famously doubling as Hogwarts School in the Harry Potter films, is particularly well preserved and also boasts some spectacular water gardens. Make time to explore Berwick’s magnificent town walls, built in the first Elizabethan era, and if you cross the causeway to visit Holy Island’s heritage centre you can, thanks to computer wizardry, ‘turn the pages’ of the beautifully illuminated Lindisfarne Gospels. Constructed by the Romans and now almost 2000 years old, Hadrian’s Wall is still standing – surely a must see when enjoying caravan holidays in Northumberland.

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North Seaton

Sandy Bay Holiday Park
Address North Seaton Ashington Northumberland Site Facilities Touring Pitches 50 from £5 Holiday Homes (owned) 300 Holiday Homes (for rent) 55 from £67 Serviced Pitches Sanitary Block(s) Electric Hook-ups Bar Shop On Site Laundry Pets Allowed Take Away Food Children's Play Area Motorhome Pitches 50 from £5 Club House Recreation on site or nearby Beach Fishing Golf Horse Riding Swimming (Indoor) Games Room TV Room Gym Snooker/Pool Tennis Organised Entertainment	Site Description Enjoy spectacular cliff top views of the sandy beach, accessible from the Park, or take a stroll along the nearby River Wansbeck. Alternatively a drive north along the coast brings you to sandy beaches and ancient castles under wide open skies. Instead of a busy day exploring, enjoy the Park's own beach, a swim in the indoor pool, or a walk around the Koi Carp lake before a drink in the Beachside Tavern. Here, there's great family entertainment at Bank Holidays and during peak weeks. A more relaxing programme is available at other times. Local Attractions The Cheviot Hills provide spectacular scenery and some of the best walking country in northern England. Chillingham Wild Cattle Park contains beautiful white cattle descended from wild oxen. Seahouses. A lively seaside town, renowned for its fish & chips. Take a boat trip to the nearby Farne Islands to see seals, terns, guillemots and puffins. Cragside House. The first house in the world to be lit by electricity. The hillside gardens contain England's tallest Douglas Fir and are home to endangered red squirrels. Morpeth. A historic market town on the banks of the River Wansbeck. Alnwick Castle contains spectacular recently created gardens to rival those of Versailles in France, but is best known as the setting for Hogwarts in the Harry Potter films. Holy Island is only accessible at low tide. Visit the priory, one of the earliest centres of Christianity in England. Lindisfarne castle, originally a Tudor fort was converted to an impressive home by the famous architect Edward Lutyens in 1903, and overlooks a beautiful walled garden created by Gertrude Jeykll. Bamburgh. Home to the Victorian heroine, Grace Darling, who helped rescue the crew of the stranded 'Forfarshire'. The imposing castle, towering above the wide sandy beach, was first built in the 6th century, but last restored in 1894. Directions From A1 at Seaton Burn, go on to A19. At the roundabout, go on to A189 to Ashington, heading North. At the first oundabout on the A189, turn right on to the B1334 towards Newbiggin-by-the-Sea. The Sandy Bay Holiday Park is on the right.

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