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- Located in Berwick-Upon-Tweed in the Northumberland Region, this holiday home is 25 km from Bamburgh. The unit is 43 km from Alnwick. Free WiFi is offered throughout the property.
- Lordenshaws, remains of an Iron Age Hillfort, Bronze age burials and rock carvings in open heather moorland close to the forested slopes of the Simonside Hills.
- Harbour Heights is a holiday home set in Seahouses, 5 km from Farne Islands. It provides free private parking. There is a dining area and a kitchen complete with an oven and a toaster. A TV is available.
- Hoseasons Bockenfield Country Park is nestled between the breathtaking northeast coastline and spectacular Northumberland National Park in a rural countryside setting bordered by ancient woodland and is a haven for many species of wildlife flora and fauna. There are more castles in this area than anywhere else in the country including Alnwick Castle and Gardens the majestic setting for the Harry Potter films which is a great day out for all the family. Just 500m away from the park is the PGA golf course at Burgham Park. A choice of two and three bedroom lodge-style timber clad 12ft-wide holiday homes with modern and stylish interiors.Flat screen TV/DVD Kitchen including microwave dishwasher and fridge/freezer Shower Bed linen and duvets Beds made up for your arrival Double glazed and centrally heated Verandah with garden furniture Gas and electricity included Travel cots and highchairs £14pw each Group bookings may be subject to restrictions Pets £20pw each (max 1) (in specific Felton only) All non smoking accommodation
- Take a journey through the coal town and uncover the life of a coal mining community. Woodhorn also houses 800 years of Northumberland archival artefacts.
- Beadnell Bay is a horseshoe shape of golden sand backed by sand dunes. The bay is part of the Northumberland Coast AONB. Facilities include parking (charges apply Easter – October), toilets, harbour and cafe/restaurant.
- Newbiggin Bay beach has struggled with erosion over the years but with the current sea defenses in place the sandy bay is back to its former glory. Parking and promenade.
- Cross-shaped keep of Warkworth, crowning a hilltop rising steeply above the River Coquet. Still roofed and almost complete, the uniquely-planned keep dates mainly from the end of the 14th century. It presides over the extensive remains of a great hall, chapel, fine gatehouse and a virtually intact circuit of towered walls. Half a mile from the castle, accessible only by boat, stands a much more peaceful building: the late medieval cave Hermitage and chapel of a solitary holy man.
- Kielder Castle overlooks Kielder Village, and was the former hunting lodge for the Duke of Northumberland. Now it is home to the Kielder Forest and Birds of Kielder exhibitions as well as local collections of artwork at the Duchess art gallery.
- At the Highland Cattle Centre, there’s so much for families, individuals, groups, schools, birthday & adventure parties to see, touch, and do! Experience the magic of our fold (herd) of award winning, friendly Highland Cattle as well as the livestock and whole host of animals who live on our thriving working farm. Enjoy our guided meadow walks, meet and comb our friendly cattle and learn about the history & everyday lives of the fold.
- On the Northumberland coast, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, The Olde School House provides well-appointed bed and breakfast in Seahouses.
- The Electrical Wizard is a Wetherspoon pub in Morpeth, Northumberland. Our pub offers a range of real ales, craft beers and freshly ground Lavazza coffee. Breakfast is served until noon, with our full food menu available until 11 pm.
