Northumberland
The most sparsely populated National Park in the UK, Northumberland is quintessentially quaint and never feels overcrowded. The county is home to wonderful rugged coastlines, historically significant buildings, iconic towns and delicious fresh seafood. Northumberland has more castles than any other region in the world, and is home to the Earl Grey tea, the original Hogwarts and Britain's only Roman milestone that's still in its original position. It's a staycation destination that truly holds its own and should be visited at least once in a lifetime.
With so much to see and do in Northumberland, you'll want to return to a retreat to truly wind down and refresh. Here are some of our top picks...
Golden Sands Holiday Park in Cresswell is the ideal location to experience the best of the Northumberland coast. With Cresswell Beach to yourself, along with a clubhouse, children's play area and gym on site, Golden Sands has everything you need. Just a short distance away is Whitley Bay and the photogenic town of Morpeth, both offering incredible food and drink for your staycation.
Bockenfield Country Park is located around all of the outstanding areas that encapsulate Northumberland. With rolling landscapes, traditional Northumbrian towns and villages, Medieval Castles and peaceful beaches, Bockenfield offers a real retreat from the everyday hustle and bustle. With a brand new children's play area and dog friendly facilities, you don't have to leave any family member behind.
Rich, bold and unique history
Northumberland has a rich, bold and unique history that spans centuries. There are over 70 castles to be found around Northumberland that can be visited year-round. There are beautiful towns all across the region, surrounded by wonderful untouched landscape, as well as rugged coastline that boasts some of the most picturesque scenery in the North of England. Northumberland is also home to England's darkest place and is the ideal spot for stargazing. Browse through our top picks below or find a park across the UK.
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Places to visit
There are so many incredible things to do in Northumberland and you'll leave feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. Visit some of the castles, take in the Northumbrian culture in one of the towns, or walk along some of the nicest beaches on the North East coast.
Kielder Forest Observatory
A magical place that sets your senses tingling, the evening Observatory sessions is one of the darkest places in the world and will guarantee you the clearest view of the stars to make you feel infinitely awed and inspired.
Alnwick Castle
One of the most iconic castles in the UK, Alnwick Castle has a history spanning centuries. It's famous on-screen too and can be seen in Harry Potter and Downton Abbey to name a few.
Vindolanda & Roman Army Museum
The only Roman site still in its original position in the UK, this attraction has been an archaeologists' dream for years. Combined with two award-winning museums along the World Heritage Site of Hadrian's Wall, Vindolanda is a must-visit.
Lindisfarne
Often known as 'Holy Island' and one of the most significant locations in the UK for Christianity, with stunning surroundings and a museum highlighting the historical significance of the Island, it's a great day out for everyone.
Craster
This stunning small harbour village is home to the delicious Craster Kipper sandwich. With a 19th Century smokery in the centre of the village, you need to try this tasty delight.
Alnmouth
Situated within an Area of Outstanding Beauty, Alnmouth is the perfect place for a quiet beach walk ending where the River Aln meets the North Sea. Beautiful local boutique shops and lovely eateries will add even more magic to your visit.
Things to do
By boat
Get your camera ready and head out to sea with a local skipper to tour some of Britain's most spectacular coastline and wildlife habitats.
On foot
Get lost in the wilderness in the UK's least populated National Park or wander round Kielder Forest, the UK's largest man-made forest and reservoir.
Wildlife watching
The perfect habitat for wildlife, grab the binoculars and go Puffin spotting along the cliffs - if you're lucky, you might even spot dolphins and Atlantic seals.
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