Dogs allowed: Campsites in Longframlington, England

The Railway Inn

• Spacious pitches in the grounds of a Northumberland village pub
• A 10-minute drive from the A1 and east-coast beaches
• Meals and drinks available Wednesday to Sunday; dogs and kids welcome

Shipley Lane Camping and Caravanning

• Dog-friendly Northumberland farm site 10 minutes’ drive from Alnwick
• A 20-minute drive to Craster and Dunstanburgh Castle on the coast
• Pub five minutes’ drive away; dark skies with views of the Milky Way

Hedgeley Farms

• Northumberland wild camping site with views of the Cheviot Hills
• Linhope Spout Waterfall 20 minutes’ drive; Bamburgh Castle 35 minutes
• Dogs welcome; dark skies for stargazing; fishing pond nearby

Wansbeck Riverside Caravan Park

• Cosy pods at a family-run park on the banks of the Wansbeck river
• Newcastle upon Tyne, Whitley Bay and Alnwick within half-hour drive
• Within a nature reserve; 15 minutes' walk from Choppington village

Elf Hills Farm

• Well-maintained small rural Northumberland touring site
• Kielder Water, Alnwick and Newcastle within a 40-minute drive
• Dog-friendly site with peaceful pitches; great area for walking

Bolam Lake Camping Paddock

• Dog-friendly wild camping site opposite Bolam Lake Country Park
• A 25-minute drive from Hadrian’s Wall; 40 minutes from the coast
• Barbecues permitted; walking/cycling routes and a food shop nearby

Gallowmoor Farm Campsite

• Quiet pop-up farm site on the edge of the Northumberland coast
• Alnwick 10 minutes' drive; Seahouses a quarter of an hour away
• Set on a working arable and sheep farm; dogs on leads welcome

Old Rectory

• Luxury five-metre bell tent in the grounds of a Georgian country house
• A 10-minute drive from Dunstanburgh Castle; Alnwick 15 minutes
• Hot breakfast available

Forget Me Not Country Park