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Northumberland
Holiday Parks in Northumberland
One of two English counties to border with Scotland, Northumberland is a place full of rugged coastline, sandy beaches , moorland, hills, cities and villages to explore.
Why caravan hire in Northumberland?
Caravan hire in Northumberland is a great opportunity to explore more than one area of this majestic county. Haggerston Castle Holiday Park has Northumberland National Park on its doorstep, which offers superb walking routes through the area whether you want a shorter or more challenging longer route. The park is bursting with wildlife due to the distinctive habitats available and is home to some of the North East’s most intriguing historic landmarks, including Hadrian’s Wall. Berwick Holiday Park is close to some wonderful beaches and is located in Berwick Upon Tweed which is a town full of character.
Places to visit from static caravan parks in Northumberland
You will not be short of places to visit and explore from the many static caravan parks in Northumberland. The county is home to castles galore - from Bramburgh Castle, a striking fortress in the intriguing village of Bamburgh. Alnwick Castle has been the home of the Duke of Northumberland’s family for over 700 years and is known by many as the home of Hogwarts School in the Harry Potter film franchise. For families staying at one of the many static caravan parks in Northumberland, there are a range of sporting activities to try at Go Active at Kielder Water and for any animal lovers, Northumberland Country Zoo is a must-visit place which is home to more than 100 animal species. For something a little different, why not head to the fishing village of Seahouses here you can explore the harbour and enjoy some delicious fish and chips while soaking up the unforgettable sea view. If you plan to explore the tiny Holy Island, ensure you check the safe crossing times. When you’ve made your safe crossing, you will no doubt be enchanted by Lindisfarne Castle and the quaint pubs and cafes on the island.