Motorhome campsites in Northumberland

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

Bolbec Manor Campsite

• Spectacular views in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
• A five-min drive from Derwent Reservoir; 30 from Durham and Newcastle
• Barbecues and campfires allowed; pub and restaurant right next door

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 Boe Rigg

• Remote site set on the edge of Northumberland National Park
• A short drive to Kielder Water and Forest watersports activities
• Café/bar on site selling local produce and crafts

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

Doxford Farm Camping

• Small, dog-friendly and family-run farm site five miles from the beach
• A 15-minute drive from Craster, Seahouses and Alnwick Castle
• Large field for kids and dogs to play; pubs and restaurants nearby

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

Tranwell Farm Glamping

• Small family-friendly farm site in the Northumberland countryside
• A 25-minute drive to two beaches and Hadrian's Wall
• Nature walk around the site; firepits available to hire; pubs nearby

Ord House Country Park

Bankfoot Camping

• Northumberland farm stay with rural views, 15 minutes from Hexham
• Half an hour’s drive to Kielder Forest Park and 40 minutes to Cragside
• Peaceful off-grid site; dogs welcome