Ready tent: Campsites in Northumberland

Rye Hill Farm

Burnfoot Woodland Yurts

• A small family run woodland yurt site, still in development on the edg
• Secluded woodland with 4 private yurts all with private bathrooms

Kielder Water Caravan Club Site

Springhill Farm Holiday Accomodation

• Nestled on the Northumbrian coastline between Seahouses and Bamburgh
• Caravans, Motorhomes, Camping & Wigwams

Haggerston Castle Holiday Park

Haltwhistle Camping and Caravanning Club Site

Seaview Caravan Club Site

Shearling Shepherd's Hut

• Cosy hut on the Northumberland Coastal Path, with views of Holy Island
• Bamburgh Castle 10 minutes’ drive; Berwick-upon-Tweed 20 minutes
• Rainfall shower, kingsize bed and private garden with chiminea

Spindlestone Farm

• Camping field overlooking Bamburgh Castle and Northumbrian countryside
• A 30-minute walk to Budle Bay beach; 25-minute drive to Alnwick Castle
• Small, back-to-basics farm site near pubs, restaurants and shops

Poplars Riverside Park

Greencarts

Kyo Camping

• Wild camping on a Northumberland farm five minutes’ drive from Prudhoe
• Hadrian’s Wall 15 minutes’ drive; Newcastle upon Tyne 25 minutes
• Stunning country views; fresh eggs available; pubs half an hour’s walk

Go Wild Again

• Off-grid woodland camp experience in rural Northumberland
• A 10-minute drive from Prudhoe and 20 minutes from Hadrian's Wall
• Wild site for campfire cooking, wildlife watching and forest bathing

PoSHHuts

Proctors Stead Caravan and Camping Park

South Meadows Caravan Park

Rowan Tree Paddock

• Single barrel-shaped cabin at a one-acre Northumberland paddock
• A 20-minute drive to Blyth beach; 10 minutes to Northumberlandia
• Off-grid stays with double bed, barbecue and covered deck area

Ancroft Town Farm Campsite

• Family-friendly wild camping site in the Northumberland countryside
• A 15-minute drive to beaches, steam railway and Paxton House
• Pub within walking distance; farm shop nearby; car parking area

The Badger and the Bear Outdoor Adventure Camp

• Peaceful wild camping on a farm site in the Northumberland countryside
• Half an hour’s drive from Northumberland National Park and the beach
• Direct access to the St Oswald's Way Path; barbecues and campfires