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Old Hartley Club Campsite

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Lovely early break

A lovely site, with amazing sea views.  Very tidy and clean facilities.    Near to many interesting places, Seaton Sluice, Woodhorn Mining Museum and Seaton Delaval Hall all worth a visit.  Great value meals at the Kings Head in Seaton Sluice.
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Cedarglade

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Reviewed on 23/03/2015 23:14

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fab views

first time at this site we went to hardstand 47 as advised to by a lovely warden and wow what a view as it was mid week it was so peacefull and the view we got of the lighthouse each day was fabulous, facitities were spotless and everyone was so friendly fantastic dog walks north and south of the site along a costal walk very safe and a great mid week break i have booked again as soon as we got back
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shielasami

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Reviewed on 22/03/2015 07:43

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Great views but sloping pitches

As others have said, the views are stunning, the site is well-cared for and the wardens are very helpful.  But the drawback of this site for motorhomes is that almost all pitches have a pronounced slope (or slopes) and are difficult to get level even with ramps.  Maybe not such an issue for caravans, and of course the natural contours make some slope unavoidable.  But could the CC not re-engineer at least some pitches to make them more level?  Ideally with hardcore surfacing stretching to the onsite road so you don't have to drive over grass to get on and off pitches.  (I recognise there may be planning constraints in such a sensitive location.) The nearby pub the Delaval Arms is great - good range of beers, well-kept, Good Beer Guide listed, and seems a real local. Generally quiet, apart from occasional boy racers in the adjacent public car park.  Great walks into Whitley Bay, and good bus link into Newcastle.
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Solwaybuggier

Reviewed on 07/03/2015 17:48

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