Berwick Seaview Club Campsite

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staff amazing

this is our 2nd visit to Berwick sea view and we were not disappointed to return the Staff we so friendly and when they found out my wife had a disability the provided us with a pitch very close to the facilities block so she didn't have far to walk , they even came and checked in on us to ensure we were ok and settled in, its the little touches like this that make a massive difference to people and this certainly made a difference to us, and we were very grateful for it. the site its self was spotless and the facilities very good and it is ideal for buses from just outside and its a nice little walk into Spittal or Berwick and if your beach loves the beach is only a 10 minute easy walk away. Thank you again to all the staff

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Eddie DeniseHodgkiss

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Reviewed on 25/09/2021 16:28

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Great sea views

Stayed here for 2 nights in early September 2021 on our Motorhome. This is a lovely site with most pitches having a sea view. It's about a mile walk into Berwick upon Tweed along a quiet riverside/estuary road and over a pretty bridge. The near by village of Spittal has an excellent beach for dog walks (approx 1/2 mile to get onto the beach). There are plenty of walks nearby, and 1/2 a mile a way there is a small retail park with an M&S FoodHall and usefully for us an Argos (as our toaster broke). The site staff were very friendly and helpful, and the facilities were well kept.

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GaryCoedfryn

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Reviewed on 14/09/2021 12:55

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Relaxing stay on a lovely site

A delightful site which we thoroughly enjoyed. Staff couldn’t have been more friendly. The grass is immaculate, cut daily; showers clean, hot and draft free at all times of day; bins are emptied regularly. There is a train line at the back of the site but it didn’t bother us. Being close to the beach was a big positive as we were able to walk from the site to the beach quite easily and there within 10 minutes. Downhill on the way and uphill on the way back which may be a struggle for some. There is a bus stop nearby but the town is walkable although we didn’t actually walk it. Enjoyed exploring the area including St. Abbs, Eyemouth, Holy Island, Barmouth and Kelso among others. Would not hesitate to return.

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Iambus

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Reviewed on 10/09/2021 20:55

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1st visit to Berwick - you will not be disappointed

First time visitor to Berwick and we hade a great 4 nights stay here. site is located on a hill overlooking the sea with lovely views, site was rather compact but had a great pitch one down from the railway wall, which you hardly notice as the trains are super quiet. Excellent wardens who kept facilities spotless and were very helpful about the local area. Everything locally is in walking distance from the site. Take a walk into Spittal and discover the local bakery where we stopped off daily for their goodies before heading off for walks and shopping. Nice promenade in Spittal and a short walk back over the low bridge into Berwick. Ramparts are not to be missed and we found a lovely coffee shop in the visitors centre run by some nice ladies who served nice latte and cakes at really good prices. We also walked to the castle along the river and up to the gardens near the train centre, bit of a steep hill but manageable. Nice array of smaller shops and if you need to a quick train journey into Eninburgh. Supermarkets are in close proximity to the site about 10 minute walk and we had lunch in M&S a few times, a longer walk past the railway station will take you to Morrisons and you can catch the bus back into town near the site. We will return and spend a bit more time on the coastal paths next time.

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Reviewed on 02/09/2021 15:01

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Magnificent Berwick on Tweed.... The Fortress Town

Just returned from two days at this..... our favorite North East site . The unusual layout and stepped layout give many pitches a great view out over the Tweed Estuary and although some mention the East Coast main line... its quiet from 11pm ish to about 6 30 am . Trains are at low speed coming into or leaving Berwick so no bother really . The site and wardens are top class and with 100 pitches and a difficult entrance they do a great job to look after members, Nice little pub called The Albion just 200 yards away which welcomes caravaners and a great walk along the beach towards Spittal and the sea front leading onto lovely cliff walks heading south , Main reason we just love Berwick site is walking round the ( very underrated !! ) magnificent Fortress Town of Berwick. An easy 20 minute walk from site. Down to The Albion then along the river past the RNLI to the Old Bridge. Then cross the Bridge which leads on the right to the River side walk and takes you past gun placements history boards and the LS Lowry trail .Further round you get a fantastic view of the Garrison and ramparts which, in credit to Berwick Council is just preserved and free to walk round . You can feel the history in the air. The walk comes round to the High Street in town where you can shop plus pubs regular market and places to eat . Only down side is the number of closed shops in main area. Shame really when this lovely little place and should be a thriving tourist magnet ( maybe too many supermarkets built nearby) I really dont understand why Berwick upon Tweed is not a World Heritage Site ?? . We suggest you dont miss coming here to see what is clearly one of Northumberlands "jewels in the crown" . Great Camp site, great walks, history on tap ,peaceful at night . Fantastic wardens . Only problem is its difficult to find a pitch so book early !!

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TB22

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Reviewed on 31/08/2021 15:17

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2nd visit and just as good as the first!!

We first stayed at seaview last year as the COVID precautions were starting to be out in place so we’re keen to see how our experiences would differ this time. On arrival (just before 1) we were welcomed on site, with masks still required at reception and an easy COVID friendly checkin completed along with some suggestions for pitches that would suit our larger outfit. Stunning views from the upper pitches, and very easy defined with the hard-standing. Good walks into Berwick, with lots of choices for eating and drinking. We also used an excellent local doggy daycare facility to allow us to visit Alnwick Castle and gardens this time as they do not allow animals and the weather was too warm to consider leaving our dog in the car. Facilities were spotless and wardens helpful and friendly.

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elvis101

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Reviewed on 30/08/2021 14:20

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Lovely short break at this site.

Enjoyed our stay here, friendly staff. Nice walk into Berwick upon Tweed, Would defiantly stay here again.

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JonMarg

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Reviewed on 25/08/2021 22:05

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Don’t be put off about trains

We were a bit concerned about reviews mentioning trains! It is next to main line but we didn’t hear anything at night and during day it was just a whoosh! Not that we were in much, lovely site with fantastic views over estuary and towards bridges.beautiful beaches minutes away, and easy walk into Berwick, loved the Lowry trail, and the walk around the walls. Lovely clean amenities and lovely wardens. Would definitely return

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jeben

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Reviewed on 23/08/2021 20:07

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Fantastic Site and Staff

It was our first time visiting this site and it wont be the last. Staff were very welcoming and helpful. The site was extremely well looked after and the toilet blocks etc very clean. Berwick itself is certainly a place to explore and the beach isnt far away. Lovely views from most pitches. Yes there is a trainline behind the big stone wall at the back of the site but you get used to them and we didnt hear them through the night.

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Yorky66

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Reviewed on 22/08/2021 19:08

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Wonderful site

Have been twice this year lovely site with great sea view. The wardens this season have been the best and the most friendly that have been at Berwick. A special mention to Edgar who went out of his way to chat to everyone and ensure everyone was happy. Thanks to the whole team

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suzi65

Reviewed on 20/08/2021 20:37

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