Berwick Seaview Club Campsite

Rated 4 of 5

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Good for families

Sea View!

Just come back from a great stay at Berwick Seaview. This is a lovely site, convenient for visiting some beautiful places and beaches. Lindisfarne is a must, we went twice. Had a lovely meal at Lindisfarne Inn. Ford and Etal is well worth the visit, it's beautiful. Don't let the trains put you off visiting, the noise isn't that bad! Our only comment would be we were a little way from the toilets but the view was fantastic so worth the walk for the loo!

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derk789

Reviewed on 02/08/2016 18:15

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Good for families

Good location for Berwick, surrounding areas and Scottish borders

Enjoyed our stay. Campsite good. Only improvement would be another service area for pitches at the far end (22) where we spent our first night before changing pitch. Loved the fact that a family member could join us with a small tent. Loved walking around the ramparts of Berwick. The Queens Head proved a good pub for lunch. Beach was great for dog walking. Lots more to return to see locally and further afield. The bike ride across the causeway to Holy Island was a high spot. Loved the Falkirk Wheel and Kelpies about 1hr45mins drive away. Not many southerners seem to venture to Northumberland - they don't know what they're missing!

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2xMxM

Caravanner

Reviewed on 01/08/2016 22:16

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Good stopover site

Wardens very pleasant. Manoeuvring around the site is a bit tight but manageable. Facilities up to caravan club standard. 10 minutes walk to an excellent beach with cafe,s etc. 20 minute walk into town or catch a bus at the gate. Site adjacent to main railway line but banking helps to block the sound and is not too obstrusive.

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MRMOE

Reviewed on 29/07/2016 18:14

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Beautiful Stay

This is becoming my favourite Caravan Club Site. The views are spectacular. There are bus stops outside. I took the bus into Berwick every day & enjoyed different aspects of Berwick before ambling back to the site. The walk along Spittal Promenade is superb.The only drawback is that it's a bit hilly but then that gives the views. Lovely site.

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Dalesgirl

Reviewed on 26/07/2016 11:15

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We love this site.

Berwick Seaview is one of our most favourite Caravan Club sites, it always feels like coming home when we arrive and leaving to go home is always sad.

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Raymondo

Caravanner

Reviewed on 25/07/2016 17:52

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Just Didn't Gel

I can't put my finger on why, but I just didn't enjoy this site as much as others. It's obviously very popular, we arrived around 14:00 and had to queue as there were 4 vans ahead. Due to the popularity we were limited on pitch choice. Depending on where you are the train can be very noticeable as can the locals walking around the outside of the site after a 'good' night out. The lack of play area means there can be children playing outside your van, something I accept but at 6:30 in the morning it's a little early. It's about a 30 minute walk to Berwick via the working port, so not the most beautiful strole. The local beach was nice enough and allows dogs which is both a positive and negative. I guess with children you need to be more poop aware. The local M&S food hall and Halfords are a 5 min car trip. The showers were clean, but often a queue as the site is so busy. Overall for me the view of the sea just didn't lift it above 'average'

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IanReeves

Caravanner

Reviewed on 23/07/2016 17:00

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One of my favorite sites, but needs modifying.

We love this site for what it provides. Walking access to Berwick, the Northumberland coast walk, Spittal village and beach. Inland Ford and Etal, Coldstream etc. As commented by others, the East Coast main line has frequent trains but from our pitch we did not find the noise obtrusive. My Grandson would love the trains! Generally the site needs a change in layout to make better use of the situation, (which is easier said than done) There are too many cul-de-sac's, which make choosing a pitch by walking around first essential. Our grass pitch was far from level and needed extra packing to level our van. The layout adds to the problems when new visitors arrive before 13:00, causing traffic and manuevring problems. Some pitches not long enough for modern long vans, which end up far too close to the access road. Do not let this put you off a visit. It is still a site we will return to, but it could be even better................

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CSE1Steven

Caravanner

Reviewed on 17/07/2016 21:46

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scottish tour

very nice site close to town centre also local beech

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godzvilla

Caravanner

Reviewed on 17/07/2016 19:03

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Lovely View

We arrived after 12 which it said on our notes, and although warden let us pitch felt we were on the naughty step. Unfortunately the weather let us down because we would have had a stunning view looking at the sea,and Berwick. Also worth a drive to see the Union Suspension bridge. There is plenty to do The Lowry Trail, walk to Spittal etc. It is walkable to Asda or M & S Food Hall but not ideal if you have a lot of shopping. The facilities are very good and kept clean. Dish washing area was a bit cramped when full and people waiting to wash dishes. Overall a nice site.

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Nailgun

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Reviewed on 17/07/2016 17:38

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Unimpressed

We booked a week long stay at this site and compared to other caravan club sites this was sub standard. We arrived at 1o'clock as per instructions and had choice of three pitches all of which were 25 metres from the railway line. The trains ran from 5:30am through to 11pm with several trains an hour. Needless to say we were woken everyday, very early. Although the pitch was hard standing there was very little grass and to us this resembled a car park. The aesthetics of this side of site are poor. It was like the forgotten area and should not be used for caravans. I got the impression it was a case of maximising profit to the detriment of the clients enjoyment. In fairness other parts of the site were fine, however, the amenities block could do with expanding. Due to our experience we would not book this site again.

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mario51

Reviewed on 16/07/2016 11:17

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