Berwick Seaview Club Campsite

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Fantastic site and location

We stayed here for the first time last week and had a great time! We arrived too late to get a view of the sea from the pitch but we could get fantastic views from different parts of the site. The facilities were spotless and the warden was very friendly and helpful. We walked into Berwick each day, around the city walls, along to the lighthouse and also to the regimental museum. We had lunch at the Queens Head twice, an excellent meal. The main line does run along the back of the site but we got used to the noise! We will be back!

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campingcar367

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Reviewed on 03/10/2015 19:09

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heaven on earth

we have visited seaview many times over the past 30 years. wheather it's a quiet stroll along the seafront or a look around the shops you have everything right on your doorstep, the view from your caravan window is breath taking. There are other attractions also only a short drive away. We shall certainly be back. Also don.'t forget the friendly wardens John&Julia Smith Hexham

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waterloo5sunset

Reviewed on 30/09/2015 21:44

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WELL WORTH A VISIT

Berwick is worthy of a visit, perhaps more for what is accessible further afield than for the town itself although the town deserves some time despite the evidence of economic downturn. The site description could be more honest about the immediacy of the train line location although we did not find this too intrusive. It is one of several factors that makes this a very restricting site for families with children, slopes and difficult site roads is another. Certainly the site is well cared for, maintained to a very neat and tidy standard, but the use of power blowers to return errant stones to the pitches seemed overly personal energy-saving, expensive on fuels, noisily intrusive and potentially damaging as stones did fly....but then I don't have to deal with this issue every day. Thanks for the welcome and assistance

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forestfans

Reviewed on 28/09/2015 16:20

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good location for site seeing

WE booked this site thinking it was overlooking the beach area, our mistake, even if slightly misled or misinterpreting the guide pictures. Please be aware that the adjacent railway line is right next to the club site, and if you get a pitch next to the line, of which the majority are, then you will feel as though the east coast train is passing through your awning!! The site is very tight with only a few generous pitches, and the roads on site are very narrow... a couple of the longer vans actually made it difficult to pass them by as they were close to the edge of the pitch. The site is also very hilly (pitches are reasonably level) so does make manoeuvring difficult. The wardens are pleasant enough, depending which you speak to, if not slightly officious, but they do keep the site very clean and the facilities very nice. The site is very well positioned for trips into Berwick and down to the sea front of the harbour, as well as further afield to Holy island, Edinburgh and places nearby such as local beaches, if you get chance follow the signs for Potadoodle farm, or Cocklawburn where you will see great dog walking areas along the beaches and surrounding sand dunes, plenty of space to park and a couple of ice cream vans for a treat. Having been to this site I would visit again, but only for the locality to other places, I would also try to go when it is a bit quieter as we did queue for the showers.

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mavman

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Reviewed on 28/09/2015 13:59

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Great Site

First time on this site, stayed eight nights in Sept this year, very warm welcome from the wardens, good views from the pitch we was on, railway line just behind us but did not trouble us at all. Facilities very good, bus stop just outside gate, town not to far away,Asda about mile away cheap diesel, garden centre approx 3 miles away they do a very good Sunday lunch. Bamborough castle approx 12 miles away well worth a visit, great site, great area great wardens,well worth a visit.

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Oldone

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Reviewed on 24/09/2015 20:57

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Lovely site

It was our second visit to this site and we stayed for a week and his time. We were on a grass pitch which had lovely views and was at the front of the site which meant it was away from the noise of the trains. The site was immaculate and the Wardens were so friendly & helpful. Lots of fabulous beaches nearby & the locals were so friendly. Just wished we lived nearer so we could go for a weekend.

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mollycumbria

Reviewed on 23/09/2015 17:57

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'trome

Very pleasant site, good pitches with view over beach etc. quite easy walk into town or bus stop outside with frequent buses. All staff very welcoming and helpful. Only downside is noise of trains on the busy line which though not disruptive in the day can wake you at night.

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JOAN MELLOR

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Reviewed on 19/09/2015 12:10

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Best Site So Far Visited

This is definitely our favourite club site of those we have visited so far (12 sites in 12 months). The view across the harbour is great, the location is far enough out of town to be quiet, but within easy walking distance of the town centre. There is ample shopping and some good pubs around and you are only about a mile or so off the A1 for travelling north or south. Berwick itself is a quite pleasant, laid back, historic town worthy of a few leisurely ambles and, of course the Northumberland coast is stunning. Great, helpful wardens, clean facilities, great views.

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Chris Lee

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Reviewed on 18/09/2015 19:01

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Seaview Caravan Park

We were looking for somewhere different to go this time, and a friend recommended Sea-view next to Berwick on Tweed, as he knows I like a site with a pub near.So after looking on Google earth,we packed up the caravan and away we went. We certainly were not disappointed, what a beautiful setting, overlooking the estuary and out to sea, and great views of Berwick town and bridges.The staff there were very helpful and the grounds were immaculate with extremely clean facilities. Two or three hundred yards away is the beautiful beach of Spittal with its promenade and cafe ( great coffee and pasty ). the dog loved screaming around on the beach bringing back a lovely great lump of seaweed for me to play with! Another day we had a walk into Berwick, about half an hours slow walk,and had a good look around the town before heading back with fish and chips. We will definitely be going back next season.

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