Campsites in Northumberland Open All Year

Riverside Country Park

• Friendly well-maintained park on the banks of Wooler Water
• Lounge bar, restaurant and entertainment in peak season
• A 10-minute walk to the medieval market town of Wooler

The High Hermitage Holiday Park

• Quiet countryside park among ancient woodland
• Tyne fishing available nearby: permits at reception
• Wildlife haven a short walk from the village of Ovingham

Border Forest Caravan Park

• Dog-friendly park with direct access to Kielder Forest and Pennine Way
• A 15-minute drive from Otterburn and 25 to Jedburgh
• Well-kept amenities with plenty of free hot water

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

Lucker Mill House

• Adults-only glamping site in private garden grounds
• In Lucker, 10 minutes' drive from Bamburgh or 15 from Seahouses
• Traditional shepherd's huts with woodburning stove and shared kitchen

Clear Sky Lodge Park

• Small adults-only motorhome site in Kielder Forest Park
• Kielder Castle under a mile away; observatory 10 minutes' drive
• Serviced hardstanding pitches in the UK's largest dark sky park

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

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

Broomley Grange

• Nature Escape: Tranquil woodland setting away from city chaos
• Diverse Camping: Welcoming both new and seasoned adventurers
• Thrilling Activities: Hiking, high ropes, zip lines, and more

Forget Me Not Country Park

Wild Camping Northumberland

• Secluded, private site on a working farm in rural Northumberland
• Newcastle and the North Pennines within a half-hour drive
• Stunning views across the Tyne Valley; woodland walks nearby