Northumberland is the least populated county of England. It offers mile upon mile of unspoiled open countryside, dotted with quaint market towns and villages. The county retains a certain wild charm, exemplified in its towering cliffs and beautiful sweeping coastline. Whether you’re looking for holiday homes, glamping, touring holidays, chalets, lodges or cottages, the 40 holiday parks in Northumberland on our website has something to suit all.
History buffs and budding knights are spoilt for choice when it comes to stepping back in time. If you’re taking a trip to Alnwick Castle and sense magic in the air do not be surprised. It was featured as Hogwarts in the first two Harry Potter films. It has also been in Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, Transformers and Downton Abbey.
Coastal fortress Bamburgh Castle sits proudly overlooking on the cliffs overlooking the beach below. You’ll find interesting history throughout the castle, which was the first in the world to fall due to gunpowder. Now it’s home to a unique collection of ceramics and artwor. The inventor William George Armstrong brought with him when he bought the castle in 1894.
You’ll also find Dunstanburgh Castle on the coast and features a twin-towered keep and views of the dramatic ruins. Take a walk along the beach to get to the castle and if you’re feeling peckish. Be sure to try the local delicacy, Craster Kippers.
For scare seekers try Chillingham Castle, Britain’s most haunted castle. Explore the medieval courtyard, armoury, great hall and the dungeon if you dare. The Still Room houses the painting of the haunting witch, who puts a curse on anyone who steals from the castle.
You will find many of the caravan parks in Northumberland in stunning locations. Choose a park with beautiful coastal views or why not try a rural retreat. Your Northumberland break will be enjoyed by all the family.
Caravanning breaks are great for families and in Northumberland you will find lots of parks that meet your needs. Book a park that is bustling with live music and entertainment and the kids will have a great time. For the older ones look out for parks that offer a range of daily activities and outdoor fun.
You will find over 40 holiday parks listed on our website. There are award-winning luxury lodges with hot-tubs plus glamping pods and static caravans. Many of the Northumberland holiday parks provide first class facilities for those that also want to go touring or pitch up for the night.
Look out for those holiday parks that display the David Bellamy Conservation Award. Holiday parks that can demonstrate their active concern for the environment and protection of plants and animal habitats are given the award.
Hadrian’s Wall stretches across the county and is dotted with forts, towers, towns and turrets along the way. Take in the scenic landscape and breath-taking views. And able to get an idea of what life was like for those living in Roman Britain. This World Heritage site is a perfect day out. You can learn about its history at sites such as Chesters Roman Fort and Corbridge Roman Town.
With the sea on one side and countryside on the other, Berwick-Upon-Tweed is a lovely place to see. Meader down alleyways and find hidden courtyards. Or see if you can get a closer look at medieval remains and architecture. There’s lots to do. You can tour the Town Hall, visit the Birds of Prey & Reptile Centre, fish, cycle or play crazy golf. You can even walk along the pier and right up to the 19th century lighthouse and take in the view.
Off the coast of Northumberland is the Holy Island of Lindisfarne. It is a place only accessible at certain times of day. Be sure to check the safe crossing times before your visit. Once the causeway has been covered by the tide, there’s no going across. The island may be small, but it is brimming with character.
It’s said that the island is the place where the heavens and earth are closer to each other – and there’s certainly a spark in the atmosphere. Visit the castle and take in the island views from the Upper Battery. Or maybe you’d prefer the ruins of the 11th century priory? The island offers lovely walks that’ll perfectly prepare you for a trip to St Aiden’s Winery. Here you’ll be able to sample the local mean produced on the island, or one of the quaint cafés for homemade cakes.
Northumberland is a county filled with a proud and rich heritage. Browse a range of excellent holiday parks in the area, offering holiday homes, glamping, touring and camping, chalets, lodges and cottages.
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