Motorhome campsites in Stocksfield, Northumberland
6 bookable campsites with motorhome pitches within 15 miles of Stocksfield Sorted by distance
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Bowler’s Hill Campsite
Stockfield, Northumberland, England- 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
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Bankfoot Camping
Stocksfield, Northumberland, England- 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
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Valley View Camping
Hedley on the Hill, Northumberland, England- 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
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The High Hermitage Holiday Park
Prudhoe, Northumberland, England- Quiet countryside park among ancient woodland
- Tyne fishing available nearby: permits at reception
- Wildlife haven a short walk from the village of Ovingham
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Sunniside House
Hexham, Northumberland, England- 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
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Bonners Lodge
Consett, Co. Durham, England- Friendly site with rural views 15 minutes' drive from Consett
- A short walk from the Waskerley Way trail for walking and cycling
- Spacious pitches with access to heated shower block
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Bobby Shafto Caravan Park
Beamish, Co. Durham, England- Secluded location with countryside views
- A mile from the C2C cycle route
- Bar, shop, gated access and CCTV
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Greencarts
Humshaugh, Northumberland, England - Favourite
Forrest Valley View
Esh, Co. Durham, England- Well-kept adults-only site with far-reaching valley views
- A 15-minute drive from the North Pennines or Durham city centre
- Direct access to the Lanchester Valley Railway Path; a mile from a pub
