Set in the Cheviot Hills on the edge of the Northumberland National Park. They are the perfect base to explore the sights of Northumbria and the Scottish Borders. The area boasts a varied landscape including the magnificent Northumbrian Heritage Coastline featuring traditional fishing villages and unspoilt golden beaches.
Famous landmarks include Holy Island, the Farne Islands bird and seal sanctuaries, Bamburgh Castle and not forgetting the home of 'Harry Potter' in Alnwick Castle which also includes the recently opened Alnwick Ornamental Gardens. They are also a short drive from the historic border town of Berwick-upon-Tweed on the northern most reaches of England.
However you like to spend your holiday you will find all of the amenities within a few miles of the park including, hill walking, bird watching, sailing, fishing, diving or just relaxing in the glorious Northumbrian countryside or walking on unspoilt beaches. Wooler , a typical Northumbrian market town is located only a short walk from the park. Discover delights ranging from traditional Northumbrian fayre to home made pottery. There is something for everybody all within a short distance from them.
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You may only wish to relax in the tranquil setting of the holiday park in which case you will find all the facilities in place to make your stay a pleasant one. They include:
Children's play area
Spacious designated area for tents, caravans and motor homes (with electric hook-up facility)
Holiday Homes sensitively located on unique pitches to take advantage of the spectacular views
Excellent laundry and washroom facilities
Highburn House offers spacious plots for touring caravans and campers with or without electric hook-ups. The areas are partly bordered by trees with panoramic views over the surrounding Northumbrian Countryside.
The park is perfect for families with all of the facilites necessary to make your stay a memorable one. They are only a short walk (1/4 mile) from the main shopping area in the market town of Wooler which has everything from local foods to home made pottery. You will also find many local pubs offering excellent local fayre.
Use them as your base to explore The Scottish Borders or just relax in our tranquil surroundings on the park itself.
Owning your own holiday home in picturesque Northumberland can be a wonderful, rewarding experience. A perfect retreat for you and your family from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Their homes offer seclusion in a peaceful location with magnificent views over the local countryside.
They have superb new facilites to ensure your stay with them is a comfortable one and they include:
New washrooms with H&C water, vanity basins, hair and hand dryers, razor points and free showers
Dish wash area, launderette with washing machine, dryer and ironing facility
Disabled wash and toilet room complete with personal shower and separate mother and baby changing area
Childrens play area with swings and a spiral slide
They also welcome dogs but they must be kept on a lead, bearing in mind their cattle, sheep and lambs in the neighbouring fields!
There are footpaths from the Park which lead directly onto Humbleton Hill then beyond onto more paths and bridleways. Therse lead to interesting ponds, wildlife areas, woods and all parts of the Cheviot Hills and valleys.
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