Dogs allowed: Camping sites & Campgrounds in Wooler, England

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

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

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

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

Bamburgh Under Canvas

• Adult-only Northumberland glamping overlooking the Cheviot Hills
• A mile from Bamburgh; half-hour drive to Holy Island
• Smart bell tents with bedding, stove, barbecue and cool box provided

Westfield Paddock Caravan Site

• Small touring park less than five minutes' drive from Seahouses
• A five-minute drive from Bamburgh, with two castles within 10 miles
• Spacious farmland site where dogs, families and barbecues are welcome

Pot-a-Doodle Do Wigwam Village

• Pods with sea views within half an hour's walk of Cocklawburn beach
• Within half an hour's drive of Alnwick Castle and Berwick-upon-Tweed
• Café, arts centre and small shop at reception selling local produce

Feather Down - Northumberland Farm

• Luxurious, dog-friendly safari tents on a Northumberland family farm
• Bamburgh Castle 10 minutes’ drive, and Lindisfarne 35 minutes
• Wildlife haven 10 minutes’ drive from the sea; honesty shop on site

Ord House Country Park

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