Northumberland is a great place to visit at any time of the year, with so much to offer for everyone to enjoy. Stunning coastline with outstanding sandy beaches, magnificent forests and incredible history.
Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown, the man responsible for changing landscaping in the 18th century with his impressive and inspiring garden and park designs, which are evident all over the UK today was born in Northumberland. It is also home to the unique Chillingham Wild Cattle, a very rare breed which are natural clones. Earl Grey tea also has its origins in Northumberland.
With incredibly clear skies Northumberland can be an amazing place to gaze at the stars or possibly experience the aurora borealis. Explore many beautiful towns and villages, enjoy everything from water sports to rock climbing or just soak up the incredible surroundings. Northumberland has something for everyone.
Club site
Total pitches: 99
No. hard pitches: 83
Open 14 Mar 2025 to 03 Nov 2025
Earliest arrival time 13:00
Telephone 01289 305198
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Club site
Total pitches: 78
No. hard pitches: 0
Earliest arrival time 13:00
Telephone 01669 620762
Facilities
Club site
Total pitches: 87
No. hard pitches: 87
Open 14 Mar 2025 to 03 Nov 2025
Earliest arrival time 13:00
Telephone 01665 578320
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