At the end of a long farm road, discover this lovely river valley with views back onto the Simonside Hills. Accessed across several fields, this tranquil site is only suitable for 4 wheel drive vehicles. The River Wreigh meanders through the grassy field, perfect for sitting next to and watching the water go by or having a paddle.

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Thropton, Northumberland

£45 per night

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Enjoy uninterrupted views across The Allen Valleys in south Northumberland from this site near Catton. Nestled in a natural pine woodland in an ancient sandstone quarry, the site is sheltered and secluded. Enjoy the wind rustling through the pine trees and watch the hares lollop across the grass with your evening sundowner. In spring the surrounding farms are jumping with new lambs, watch them race as you take a relaxing stroll down to the River Allen, accompanied by the calls of rare nesting Curlews.

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Catton, Northumberland

£45 per night

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At the end of a long farm road, discover this lovely river valley in the heart of the Northumbrian countryside. The River Wreigh meanders through the grassy field, perfect for sitting next to and watching the water go by. Look out for occasional sightings of kingfisher, otters and spawning salmon from the River Coquet. There are lovely walks over the moor onto Simonside, one of the most distinctive hills in the Northumberland National Park with an amazing 360 view of the Cheviots and the North Sea coast.

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Thropton, Northumberland

£45 per night

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Located on the edge of High Newton village, this site has direct access to the Northumberland coastal path and is just a 10 minute walk from The Ship Inn at Low Newton, one of the best pubs on the coast serving it’s own beer from their micro-brewery. Stay here to be in the perfect position to explore some of the coast’s most beautiful beaches, with Beadnell to the north and Embleton Bay to the south.

Raised firepits and BBQs can be allowed on occasion, depending on the season, on arrangement with the host

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High Newton-by-the-Sea, Northumberland

£30 per night

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Situated on a Bronze Age Hill Enclosure, this site has a truly ethereal feel. On top of a hill with amazing views into the Coquet Valley at the heart of Northumberland, this site is truly off the beaten track. Drive up through the farm and onto the hill for a unique perspective of the Northumberland National Park in the day and the breathtaking Milky Way at night, courtesy of the Dark Sky Park, making the site a truly special experience.

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High Newton-by-the-Sea, Northumberland

£60 per night

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Situated on a Bronze Age Hill Enclosure, this site has a truly ethereal feel. On top of a hill with amazing views into the Coquet Valley at the heart of Northumberland, this site is truly off the beaten track. Drive up through the farm and onto the hill for a unique perspective of the Northumberland National Park in the day and the breathtaking Milky Way at night, courtesy of the Dark Sky Park, making the site a truly special experience.

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Scotts Gap, Northumberland

£75 per night

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Located just 15 miles north west of Newcastle, this site has lovely views out over the hills and across the organic farm. There are plenty of nearby footpaths for great walks; head into the 19th century village of Matfen for tea and cake in the village store. The popular Northumberland 250 route passes close by as it runs from Corbridge to Rothbury, so this makes a perfect stop off for exploring the country section of the route.

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Newcastle, Northumberland

£45 per night

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Scotchcoulthard Farm is just four miles north of Hadrian’s Wall in one of the most remote areas of the Northumberland National Park. Sited on the edge of Wark Forest which leads into Kielder Forest, this small 180 acre farm is surrounded by magnificent views over the moors.
The area is full of wildlife, with lucky visitors able to spot red squirrels, hedgehogs, woodpeckers, deer and many others. Traditional hay meadows run down either side of the farm drive. These are not cut until late July, allowing many wild flowers and ground nesting birds to flourish. The Northumberland National Park has been classified as a Dark Sky Park as there is no light pollution, so on a clear night the stargazing is fantastic, and often follows a breath taking sunset.

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Newcastle, Northumberland

£45 per night

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Overlooking the River Till, this site gives you a unique opportunity to bed down amongst the trees of an ancient forest for the night. Have supper or your morning cup of tea on the river bank, listening to the bird song and watching the water wend its way downstream.
With full foot access to the riverbanks in the immediate vicinity of the site, and a nearby footpath that takes you all the way to the River Tweed, you can fully enjoy the tranquillity of life next to the river.

Please note that licensed fishermen also have access to the river and park near the pitch. Dogs must be kept on a lead at all times as there are sheep in the fields.

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Cornhill on Tweed, Northumberland

£75 per night

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Located in a grassy valley with wooded banks and a babbling brook running through the middle, this pretty site is a haven for wildlife. Look out for the buzzards which regularly soar effortlessly above the trees! During a dusk walk you are likely to see roe deer, brown hare, tawny or barn owls and possibly even an otter.
The surrounding quiet country lanes are perfect for exploring by bike – whether you are looking for a nice gentle loop or some serious hills! Access is across a grass field – get ready for some off-roading! Parking is also on grass.

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West Learmouth, Northumberland

£45 per night

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Situated next to a pretty, disused bridge over the Bowmont Water, this site combines the tranquillity of the water with the majesty of the hills.
Sited on the edge of the Northumbrian National Park, this spot is perfect for exploring the hills either on foot or by bike. Access is very easy directly from a tarmac no through road, to parking on grass.

Please be aware that the local hunt kennels are nearby, so you may hear when the hounds are being fed!

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Kilham, Northumberland

£45 per night

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Situated just off the A697, this site offers the perfect, private spot to break the journey on the way to or from Scotland. Nestled in by the river, enjoy a tranquil evening to recharge the batteries and have a paddle in the chilly waters.
At the foothills of the Cheviots, this location also acts as a gateway to adventures in the mountains. A 5 minute drive will take you into the Northumberland National Park, a beautiful setting for both walking and cycling.

Access is down a grass track, parking on grass.

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Akeld, Northumberland

£45 per night

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With sea views over towards Holy Island, this site offers unique views of the renowned Northumbrian coastline. Tucked away down the farm track and with a nearby footpath taking you all the way down to Cheswick beach, this location offers access to the sea without the crowds.
The market town of Berwick-upon-Tweed is just up the road. Steeped in history after centuries of disputes over the border, this is the gateway into Scotland. 

A delivery of supper, breakfast or cake are also on offer for campers seeking a night off from cooking! Get in touch with the host when you book to place your order.

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Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland

£45 per night

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Nestled into a copse of trees, this location has beautiful views of Lindisfarne Castle. It’s a perfect spot for watching the sunrise over the sea and the evening light behind Holy Island. Only 5 minutes drive from the A1, at the top of a quiet single-track country lane, Greymare Farm is perfect for a night or weekend stopover on your way to or from Scotland.
Situated close to St Cuthbert’s Way, visitors can walk up to St Cuthbert’s Cave for outstanding views of The Cheviots inland, or access the footpath to Holy Island. Access to the site is very easy – straight off the lane onto a grass parking area.

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Detchant, Northumberland

£25 per night

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This location is just 100 yards from the Lindisfarne National Nature Reserve, with stunning views across the bay to Lindisfarne Castle. Enjoy soaking up the history of Holy Island with a unique perspective on the island as you watch the tide ebb and flow throughout the day.
The nature reserve is home to millions of migratory birds and seals – go to sleep listening to the singing of the seals and wake with the calling of the oyster catchers. With the field to yourself you can switch off, sit back and just soak up the atmosphere.

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Elwick, Northumberland

£75 per night

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This location is just 100 yards from the Lindisfarne National Nature Reserve, with stunning views across the bay to Lindisfarne Castle. Enjoy soaking up the history of Holy Island with a unique perspective on the island as you watch the tide ebb and flow throughout the day.
The nature reserve is home to millions of migratory birds and seals – go to sleep listening to the singing of the seals and wake with the calling of the oyster catchers. With the field to yourself you can switch off, sit back and just soak up the atmosphere.

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Spindlestone, Northumberland

£55 per night

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This location has wonder views to the Cheviot and Eildon Hills. 

With 20 pitches and a combination of areas for different 4×4 vehicle capabilities. Dogs are allowed as are campfires. Meet and greet with your hosts can also be arranged.

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Jedburgh, Scottish Borders

£20 per night

20 pitches

Surrounded by stunning rolling farmland. Your off grid camp spot sits in the heart of Northumberland. Bamburgh Castle and stunning coastlines are easily accessible. 

Suitable for any vehicle. Dogs and campfires are permitted.

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Bamburgh, Northumberland

£20 per night

3 pitches

With views onto Shaftoe Craggs. An area of rough terrain, perfect for some wilder camping and an area popular for bouldering.

Boasts 5 pitches suitable for vehicles with 4×4 capabilities or without. Dogs aren’t allowed, nor are campfires. Meet and greet with your hosts can be arranged.

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Morpeth, Northumberland

£30 per night

5 pitches

Secluded, private site on a working farm in rural Northumberland, near Newcastle and the North Pennines, offers stunning Tyne Valley views and nearby woodland walks.  The area, hosting the 2017 National Hill Climb, is ideal for walking and cycling. An award-winning pub is a five-minute walk away. The site, popular with families and well-behaved dogs, features simple pitches on the outskirts of Hedley on the Hill, providing peaceful surroundings. While basic amenities like water tap and toilets are available, there are no on-site shower facilities. Guests can bring a barbecue or firepit for evenings.

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Hedley On Hill, Northumberland

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