Best For: Family seaside breaks, beach access, coastal exploring
Accommodation Types: Caravans, lodges
Highlights: Indoor and outdoor pools, entertainment, sandy beaches

Berwick Holiday Park sits on the Northumberland coast in Berwick-upon-Tweed, offering caravans and lodges close to sandy beaches and promenades. With indoor and outdoor pools, entertainment, play areas and family-friendly facilities, it provides a lively base for traditional seaside holidays.

Its position gives guests easy access to the town’s historic centre, coastal walks, seating and cafés, as well as nearby Berwick beaches known for long sandy stretches and views over the Tweed estuary. The combination of good facilities and strong seaside access makes it a popular choice for families and couples alike.

Why it’s a top pick: Great for visitors wanting traditional holiday park fun with excellent access to beaches and the historic Northumberland coast.

Best For: Countryside breaks, couples, luxury lodge stays
Accommodation Types: Lodges, caravans
Highlights: Rural setting, fishing lake, hot tubs available

Bockenfield Country Holiday Park is set in peaceful Northumberland countryside near Felton, offering lodges and caravans in a calm, rural environment. With landscaped grounds, a fishing lake and a relaxed atmosphere, it suits guests looking for a quieter, more comfortable break away from busy resorts.

Its location provides easy access to Northumberland’s coastline, Alnwick, Amble and nearby walking routes, making it a convenient base for exploring both countryside and coast. The blend of tranquil surroundings and good regional access makes Bockenfield popular with couples and families alike.

Why it’s a top pick: Ideal for visitors wanting a peaceful countryside park with easy access to Northumberland’s coast and market towns.

Best For: Coastal breaks, couples, peaceful seaside stays
Accommodation Types: Caravans, lodges
Highlights: Seafront location, quiet atmosphere, coastal walks

Church Point Holiday Park sits in a peaceful seafront position in Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, offering caravans and lodges close to the beach and promenade. Its calm atmosphere and simple facilities make it well suited to relaxed seaside breaks away from busier resorts.

The park provides easy access to coastal walks, local cafés and long sandy beaches, with nearby towns and attractions within a short drive. The combination of direct coastal access and a quieter setting makes Church Point a popular choice for couples and families seeking a low-key stay.

Why it’s a top pick: Ideal for visitors wanting a tranquil holiday park right by the beach on Northumberland’s coast.

Best For: Family seaside breaks, coastal exploring, relaxed stays
Accommodation Types: Caravans, lodges
Highlights: Indoor pool, entertainment, close to sandy beach

Cresswell Towers Holiday Park is set near the village of Cresswell, offering caravans and lodges in a family-friendly park close to the Northumberland coast. With an indoor pool, entertainment, play areas and simple on-site facilities, it provides a comfortable base for classic seaside holidays.

Its location gives guests easy access to Cresswell Beach, coastal walking routes and nearby nature reserves, with Newbiggin-by-the-Sea and Amble within easy reach. The combination of good facilities and a quieter coastal setting makes Cresswell Towers a popular choice for families and couples.

Why it’s a top pick: Ideal for visitors wanting a well-equipped park close to sandy beaches and Northumberland’s coastal scenery.

Best For: Family holidays, activity-filled breaks, all-ages stays
Accommodation Types: Caravans, lodges
Highlights: Extensive facilities, indoor pool, fishing lakes, entertainment

Haggerston Castle Holiday Park is a large, feature-rich holiday park set in open countryside near the Northumberland coast, offering caravans and lodges with a wide range of on-site activities. Facilities include an indoor pool, fishing lakes, sports courts, entertainment venues and family attractions, making it ideal for energetic holidays.

Its location provides easy access to Berwick-upon-Tweed, nearby beaches and coastal walks, as well as historic sites along the Scottish Borders. The combination of extensive amenities and strong regional access makes Haggerston Castle one of Northumberland’s most popular family parks.

Why it’s a top pick: Ideal for families wanting a full-scale holiday park with lots to do and easy access to the Northumberland coast.

Best for: Couples, small families and dog owners wanting a boutique lodge stay near Hexham in Northumberland.
Accommodation Types: Two bedroom lodges with private hot tubs, including pet friendly and spa lodge options.
Highlights: Private hot tubs, indoor pool, sauna, steam room, gym, pet friendly options, Hexham Abbey and Hadrian’s Wall.

Heathergate Boutique Holiday Park is on Lowgate, outside Hexham, with countryside views and North Pennines scenery around the park. Hexham is under 2 miles away, while Hadrian’s Wall is listed at 5 miles from the park. 

The lodge range includes two bedroom layouts with open plan living space, decking and private hot tubs. Selected stays add pet friendly use, sauna and steam room features, while the park facilities include an indoor heated pool, gym, sauna, steam room, launderette and WiFi. 

Why it’s a top pick: Boutique hot tub lodges with Hexham and Hadrian’s Wall in easy reach.

Best for: Families, couples, walkers and dog owners wanting glamping, touring or camping holidays by Hadrian’s Wall.
Accommodation Types: Castle Pods, Wigwam cabins, a three bedroom luxury lodge, touring pitches and tent pitches.
Highlights: Hadrian’s Wall, hot tubs, sauna, BBQ hut, petting farm, dog walk, Haltwhistle and Vindolanda.

Herding Hill Farm is at Shield Hill near Haltwhistle, one mile from Hadrian’s Wall and Cawfields Quarry. The site offers glamping, touring and camping, with adults only Castle Pods, Wigwam cabins, a three bedroom luxury lodge, caravan pitches, motorhome pitches and tent pitches.

Facilities include an underfloor heated amenity building, sauna, laundry, indoor campers’ kitchen, licensed shop, play area, dog wash, petting farm and BBQ hut. Vindolanda, the Roman Army Museum, Walltown Crags, Haltwhistle and the AD122 Hadrian’s Wall bus give the stay a strong Roman history and walking focus.

Why it’s a top pick: An amazing Hadrian’s Wall stay with glamping, touring and proper family facilities.

Best for: Families, couples and outdoor focused guests wanting a lodge stay beside Kielder Water.
Accommodation Types: One, two and three bedroom lodges, with hot tub, pet friendly, accessible, BBQ hut and swim spa options.
Highlights: Kielder Water, private hot tubs, indoor pool, Forest Bar and Kitchen, mini golf, Birds of Prey Centre, Kielder Observatory and Lakeside Way.

Kielder Waterside is the main lodge stay within Kielder Water and Forest Park, set by the reservoir in Northumberland. The lodges suit couples, families and groups, with selected stays offering private hot tubs, lake views, pet friendly layouts, BBQ huts or star gazing touches.

The park has an indoor pool, gym, wellness centre, shop, play areas, restaurants and bookable activities including water sports, target sports, Segways and mini golf. Kielder Observatory, the Bird of Prey Centre, Lakeside Way, forest cycling trails and the dark sky setting give the stay its real Northumberland pull.

Why it’s a top pick: A proper forest and lakeside lodge park with rare scale, dark skies and serious outdoor value.

Best for: Families, golfers and dog owners wanting a Northumberland country park caravan holiday near Amble and Swarland.
Accommodation Types: Caravans and lodges, with selected hot tub and pet friendly options.
Highlights: 18 hole golf course, Coast and Country Bar and Restaurant, sports court, adventure playground, dog exercise field, Alnwick Castle and Druridge Bay.

Percy Wood Country Park is on Leamington Lane in Swarland, between Morpeth and Alnwick. The park has a countryside setting beyond the Simonside Hills, with an 18 hole golf course, sports court, dog exercise area, woodland walks and a children’s adventure playground on site. 

The accommodation listed includes caravans and lodges, with selected pet friendly and hot tub options. Alnwick Castle, Barter Books, Druridge Bay, Amble, Cragside and Bamburgh Castle give the stay a proper Northumberland mix of coast, castles, market towns and countryside. 

Why it’s a top pick: A strong Swarland choice for golf, dog friendly stays and Northumberland days out.

Best For: Family beach breaks, coastal exploring, relaxed stays
Accommodation Types: Caravans, lodges
Highlights: Direct beach access, indoor pool, coastal walks

Sandy Bay Holiday Park sits right beside a wide sandy beach on Northumberland’s coast, offering caravans and lodges with direct access to the shoreline. With an indoor pool, entertainment, play areas and family-friendly facilities, it provides a relaxed base for seaside holidays.

Its coastal setting offers immediate access to beach walks and nature reserves, while nearby towns such as Ashington and Newbiggin-by-the-Sea are within easy reach. The combination of beachfront access and calm surroundings makes Sandy Bay a popular choice for families and couples.

Why it’s a top pick: Ideal for visitors wanting a holiday park with direct access to one of Northumberland’s long sandy beaches.

Best for: Couples, families and dog owners wanting a quiet Northumberland caravan or lodge holiday near Amble.
Accommodation Types: Static caravans and luxury lodges, with selected two and three bedroom options.
Highlights: Beach access, Hauxley Nature Reserve, launderette, pet friendly stays, Amble harbour, Coquet Island and Warkworth Castle.

Silver Carr Holiday Park is at Low Hauxley, just outside Amble, with direct access to the sandy beach and Hauxley Nature Reserve beside the park. It is a simple coastal choice for guests who want sea walks, birdwatching and Amble’s harbour food scene within the same break.

The park offers holiday homes and luxury lodges for short breaks, with two and three bedroom models also listed for holiday home ownership. Amble brings boat trips to Coquet Island, seafood spots and everyday shops, while Warkworth Castle, Druridge Bay and Alnwick give the stay proper Northumberland range.

Why it’s a top pick: A quiet Amble coast park with beach access and Hauxley wildlife next door.

Best for: Families, walkers and dog owners wanting a woodland country park caravan holiday near Hexham.
Accommodation Types: Holiday caravans, lodges, Springhouse Farm Cottage, touring caravan pitches and tent pitches.
Highlights: Slaley Forest setting, lounge bar and bistro, shop and off licence, launderette, children’s play area, zip line, walking routes, Hexham Abbey, Corbridge Roman Town, Aydon Castle and Hadrian’s Wall.

Springhouse Country Park is in Slaley Forest, south of Hexham in Northumberland. The park has woodland walks, cycling routes, a lounge bar and bistro, shop and off licence, launderette, library and a children’s play area with climbing frames and a zip line.

The stay options cover holiday caravans, selected lodge or cottage accommodation, plus touring caravans and tents. Hexham Abbey, Corbridge Roman Town and Aydon Castle give the area proper historic depth, while Hadrian’s Wall and Northumberland National Park bring in bigger walking days.

Why it’s a top pick: A solid Northumberland choice for woodland walks, history days and flexible park stays.

Best for: Families, walkers and birdwatchers wanting a Bamburgh area park above Budle Bay.
Accommodation Types: Caravan holiday homes, easy access holiday home, Wigwam glamping, touring pitches, motorhome pitches and camping pitches.
Highlights: Budle Bay views, Bamburgh Castle views, St Oswald’s Way, heated splash pool, Witch & Worm Family Pub and Restaurant, Spindlestone Store, Bamburgh Castle, Holy Island and Grace Darling Museum.

Waren Caravan Park is at Waren Mill, 1.6 miles from Bamburgh, with views across Budle Bay, Holy Island and Bamburgh Castle. St Oswald’s Way passes through the park, so walking is part of the setting, not just something saved for a day out.

The accommodation choice covers caravan holiday homes, Wigwams, touring pitches and camping, with an easy access holiday home also listed. On site, guests have the heated splash pool, pub and restaurant, licensed shop, games room, play areas, BBQ hut, nature trail and access to Bamburgh, Holy Island, Seahouses and the Grace Darling Museum. 

Why it’s a top pick: A proper Bamburgh coast park with views, walks and family facilities in one place.

Best For: Seaside breaks, families, easy-access coastal stays
Accommodation Types: Caravans, lodges
Highlights: Close to beach, indoor pool, town amenities nearby

Whitley Bay Holiday Park is located close to the seafront, offering caravans and lodges within easy reach of Whitley Bay’s sandy beach and promenade. With an indoor pool, play areas and straightforward family facilities, it provides a simple and convenient base for seaside holidays.

Its position allows easy access to coastal walks, cafés and local attractions, with Tynemouth and Newcastle also within reach via road or Metro. The combination of beach proximity and town access makes it a practical choice for families and couples.

Why it’s a top pick: Ideal for visitors wanting a holiday park close to the beach with good transport links and local amenities

Best for: Families, walkers and dog owners wanting a riverside stay in Wooler, with the Cheviot Hills and seahouses nearby.
Accommodation Types: Two and three bedroom caravans, lodges, hot tub lodges, camping pods, touring pitches and seasonal pitches.
Highlights: Wooler Water setting, The Canny Owl bar and restaurant, indoor swimming pool, soft play, games room, outdoor play area, fly fishing lake, Discovery Trail, dog friendly options, Ad Gefrin, Cheviot Hills and Northumberland National Park.

Wooler Riverside Holiday Park is on South Road in Wooler, beside Wooler Water. The park has caravans, lodges, hot tub lodges and camping pods, with touring and seasonal pitches also listed through the park’s touring information. 

The Canny Owl houses the bar, restaurant, soft play, games room, indoor pool, sauna and plunge pool area. Wooler has shops, pubs and cafés, while Ad Gefrin, the Cheviot Hills and Northumberland National Park give the stay proper walking, history and countryside value. 

Why it’s a top pick: A proper Wooler park for families who want countryside, facilities and walking country together.