Campsites in Belsay, Northumberland

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

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

Pitch on the Wall Campsite

• Family-friendly back to basics site in rural Northumberland
• A five-minute drive to Heddon-on-the-Wall and Hadrian's Wall
• Campfires and barbecues allowed; historic pubs and alpaca farm nearby

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

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

Bowler’s Hill Campsite

• Quiet countryside campsite based on a working arable farm
• Prudhoe 10 minutes' drive; Hexham 20 minutes
• One-acre dog exercise field; close to many public footpaths

Tyne View Camping

• Simple, spacious and dog-friendly pitches on a working farm
• A 20-minute drive to Hadrian's Wall; 30 mins to Newcastle upon Tyne
• Just over a mile from Hedley on the Hill and its award-winning pub

Sunniside House

• Quiet south Northumberland site with views over the Tyne Valley
• A mile from the village of Acomb; Hexham 10 minutes' drive
• Campfires and barbecues welcome; dinner or cooked breakfast hampers

Valley View Camping

• Peaceful hilltop campsite with spectacular views of the Tyne Valley
• A 20-minute drive to Derwent Reservoir; Newcastle-upon-Tyne 30 minutes
• Dark sky site for stargazing; gastropub five minutes' walk away

Bluebell Wood Glamping

• Romantic hideaway with rural views in a small Northumberland wood
• In the beautiful Tyne Valley, a 30-minute drive from Newcastle
• Well-equipped luxury bell tents on a dark-skies site; close to a pub

West High House Farm Campsite

• Pop-up site on a Northumberland farm on the outskirts of Morpeth
• Belsay Hall 20 minutes’ drive; Northumberland Coast Path 25 minutes
• Wild-style camping with basic facilities; pub within a half-hour walk

Willow and Greene

• Private glamping in a vintage caravan in Northumberland
• A 15-minute drive from the beach; 45 minutes from the national park
• Hob, fridge, radio and outdoor seating area; farm shop and café nearby

Forget Me Not Country Park

Stampley Moss Farm

• Family-owned wild camping site eight miles from Newcastle upon Tyne
• A 10-minute drive from Metrocentre; 30 minutes from Derwent Reservoir
• Barbecues and dogs permitted; small woodland area; pubs nearby

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

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