Whatever you choose to fill your days with, you’ll be coming back to a peaceful site where the pitches are pleasingly spacious and have access to mains water, chemical disposal and electric hookups. Dogs are welcome too, and barbecues are permitted on site. There are also a couple of pubs about 15 minutes’ drive away if you fancy eating out.

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Electric Grass Touring Pitch

Set in an ancient wooded valley spanning six acres, our Bedford TK has been lovingly restored from a horsebox into a luxury glamper van for your off-grid getaway in Mitford, Northumberland. Described as a cottage on wheels, stunning panoramic views of ancient woodland surround the quiet little spot it sits in.

Our first glamper to be renovated, the 1964 Bedford TK is an off-grid luxury home on wheels. The Horsebox is situated in a quiet meadow with:

– Solar electricity & USB charging ports– Hot shower– Complimentary Faith in Nature shampoo, conditioner and body wash– Towels & bedding– Gas boiler and hob– Wood burning stove with oven– Outdoor fire pit & cast iron cooking set– Outdoor breakfast bar & canopy– Outdoor decking area

The sleeping area above the cab features a double bed with a memory foam mattress complete with luxury feather bedding and a beautiful porthole window to gaze out of at night. There is additional sleeping space on the sofa day-bed, which can be used as a bed for another guest, ideally a child but it could also accommodate an adult. Another child could sleep on a pull-out mattress if needed for a family of four. Children however are welcome to camp outside of the wagon if they want to.

The outdoor area has a cute decking space with seating, canopy & breakfast bar to the side of wagon with stools, tables and a fire-pit for cooking or relaxing by.

The site is located just 0.9 miles from the ancient market town of Morpeth and the train station, but is far enough away to feel secluded.

1964 Bedford TK

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Our luxury converted Bedford TK horsebox is sited in the meadow of Little Low Haugh in Mitford, just 0.9 miles from Morpeth. With stunning panoramic views of the ancient Borough Woods enveloping the quiet little spot it sits in. 

This classic TK has been described as a cottage on wheels, with handmade furnishings, hot shower, wood burning stove, gas hob, outdoor dining and decking area, and LED lighting throughout. The sleeping area is a double bed with luxury bedding, with additional sleeping space for a small adult or child on a single sofa day-bed.

The toilet facilities are portable eco-friendly dry toilets that are located adjacent to the Horsebox in a converted railway luggage carrier. Hand washing facilities, toilet roll, soap, and hand sanitiser are all provided within the unit.

Abbeyfield Glamping

In its secure rural setting, this highly rated site is located in secluded, mature woodland with all the facilities you would expect of a modern caravan and camping site.
All spaces are surrounded by thoughtful landscaping using such trees as mountain ash and silver birch, to give you both privacy and an attractive outlook from your caravan.
After booking in, you’ll be allocated a space within one of the individual secluded areas each with a Roman name.
Fallowfield Dene Features:
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16 amp electric hookup.
 
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On site facilities including toilets, showers & laundry.
 
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Well maintained site roads.
 
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Site shop with good range of food and necessities, including gas.,
 
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Coffee Shop.
 
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Hexham and Corbridge close by.

2 nights minimum stay in the summer.

£25.00 non refundable deposit and balance due 14 days prior to arrival

Hardstanding Pitch with Electric Hook-Up

In its secure rural setting, this highly rated site is located in secluded, mature woodland with all the facilities you would expect of a modern caravan and camping site.
All spaces are surrounded by thoughtful landscaping using such trees as mountain ash and silver birch, to give you both privacy and an attractive outlook from your caravan.
After booking in, you’ll be allocated a space within one of the individual secluded areas each with a Roman name.
Fallowfield Dene Features:

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16 amp electric hookup.
 
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On site facilities including toilets, showers & laundry.
 
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Well maintained site roads.
 
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Site shop with good range of food and necessities, including gas.,
 
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Coffee Shop.
 
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Hexham and Corbridge close by.

2 nights minimum stay in the summer.

£25.00 non refundable deposit and balance due 14 days prior to arrival

 Grass Pitch with Electric Hook-Up

In its secure rural setting, this highly rated site is located in secluded, mature woodland with all the facilities you would expect of a modern caravan and camping site.

All spaces are surrounded by thoughtful landscaping using such trees as mountain ash and silver birch, to give you both privacy and an attractive outlook from your caravan.

After booking in, you’ll be allocated a space within one of the individual secluded areas each with a Roman name.


Fallowfield Dene Campsite

Pitches for motorhomes and campervans only.

Campervans & Motorhomes Pitch

Fully equipped Glamping with BBQ, Kitchen outdoor furniture etc. Shower and toilet block onsite.

Glamping Tent

Tent Camping Pitch

Bankfoot Glamping features accommodation with garden views, around 2.5 km from Bywell Castle. This tented camp provides free private parking, a shared kitchen, seating area, a dining area and a kitchenette equipped with a stovetop. A terrace is available for guests at the tented camp to use.

Bankfoot Camping

Double Occupancy , Ensuite Room , we provide fresh, clean towels, hairdryer and lovely complimentary toiletries. Each room has tea & coffee making facilities and biscuits 

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Farm House B & B (Double Occupancy )

Single Room Ensuite , Standard double bedded room ensuite for single occupancy. 
we provide fresh, clean towels, hairdryer and lovely complimentary toiletries. Each room has tea & coffee making facilities and biscuits .

Farm House B & B ( Single Occupancy)

 There is a fresh water tap and waste disposal point on site. There is a single toilet, and second toilet with a shower unit off the adjoining farm yard. please bring your own fuel.

Rye Hill Farm sits on an elevated rural position with superb views, and because it is at the end of our own tarmacked lane it is well away from noise and traffic. Campsite guests are welcome to explore the farm and meet our sheep, ponies and chickens. There are plenty of outdoor play areas, and table tennis, skittles and a pool table in our games barn. Wi-Fi is available across the site.

**Please note that this site is a Certificated Caravan and Camping Club Site and guests must be members however, membership can be bought on site.**

Dogs welcome at no extra charge (must be kept on leads)

Grass Pitch (Without Electric Hook Up)


Our family room is comfortable and is equipped with  tea & coffee making facilities. All our bedrooms are en-suite and central heated. This room has a knig sized double bed a single bed and a trundle bed , there is also a travel cot if required.

we provide fresh, clean towels, hairdryer and lovely complimentary toiletries. Each room has tea & coffee making facilities and biscuits .

Farm House B & B Family Room

The Old Byre self-catering holiday cottage at Rye Hill Farm is part of a small, 300-year-old, family run sheep farm, with stunning views across the Tyne Valley. The Old Byre is attached to the farmhouse and has its own entrance. It was originally the milking byres but is now a beautiful stone-built holiday cottage sleeping up to 7 plus a baby in cot. The farm is just outside the village of Slaley and 5 miles south of Hexham, deep in the heart of the beautiful Northumberland countryside and is within the North Pennines AONB and is close to the Northumberland International Dark Sky Park. Our holiday cottage is ideally placed for visiting Hexham, Corbridge and Slaley Hall, Hadrian's Wall UNESCO World Heritage Site, and for walking or cycling across Blanchland Moor or beside Devil's Water river and in Kielder Forest or across the North Pennines.


Kitchen
The holiday cottage kitchen is very well equipped with cooking utensils, a dual fuel cooker, dishwasher, fridge-freezer and microwave. Enjoy family dining on our long sycamore farmhouse table which was made for us 40 years ago out of the bread counters at the Hexham Bakery. Next door is a laundry room with washing machine, tumble dryer and ironing facilities.  If you prefer to eat out, then lunches and evening meals can be had from The Travellers Rest pub on the B6306 or the Rose and Crown pub in nearby Slaley. And of course, there is a wide choice of restaurants and takeaways in Hexham and Corbridge.

Lounge
The cottage with its underfloor heating, is wonderfully cosy no matter what the weather. Heating and electricity are included in the tariff. There are two comfy 3 seater sofas and two high armchairs  for relaxing in and free Wi-Fi, books, board games and a flat screen tv. The sitting room leads out onto a fenced patio, safe for little ones and dogs, and great for sitting out in the sunshine and watching the goings on in the farmyard.

Children
Children are very welcome at the Old Byre holiday cottage. We have a high chair and travel cot available for our tiny guests. They are welcome to explore the farm with adult supervision and use our outside play facilities, which include The Mud Pie Kitchen and the Games Barn which has a skittle alley, table tennis and a pool table

Pets
The Old Byre holiday cottage is dog friendly and pets are welcomed, and we don’t charge extra. We only ask two things of you. The first is that your dog is kept on its lead while out and about on the farm. Rye Hill Farm is a working sheep farm (plus our neighbours also have sheep) and we have free range chickens that can pop up anywhere. The second ask is that dog poop is bagged and placed in the bins provided. This keeps grass and tracks pleasant for everyone staying on the farm.



The Old Byre Holiday Cottage 

The campsite benefits from 5 electric hook-up points and we can accommodate up to 3 units without electric. There is a fresh water tap and waste disposal point on site. There is a single toilet, and second toilet with a shower unit off the adjoining farm yard. please bring your own fuel.

Rye Hill Farm sits on an elevated rural position with superb views, and because it is at the end of our own tarmacked lane it is well away from noise and traffic. Campsite guests are welcome to explore the farm and meet our sheep, ponies and chickens. There are plenty of outdoor play areas, and table tennis, skittles and a pool table in our games barn. Wi-Fi is available across the site.

**Please note that this site is a Certificated Caravan and Camping Club Site and guests must be members however, membership can be bought on site.**

Dogs welcome at no extra charge (must be kept on leads)

Grass Pitch  ( With Electric Hookup)

Hidden away on Rye Hill Farm near Hexham, is one of the most secluded, small campsites in Northumberland - guests have described it as "our secret" and "a gem”.  If you’re looking for a peaceful stay in beautiful surroundings, then you’ll love our campsite. It’s ideal for children and adults who enjoy country life and you can explore our working farm with its sheep, ponies and free-range chickens.
Our farm is in Slaley near Hexham, deep in the heart of the beautiful Northumberland countryside and, is within the North Pennines AONB and, is close to the Northumberland International Dark Sky Park. Our campsite is ideally placed for visiting Slaley Hall, Hadrian's Wall UNESCO World Heritage Site, Hexham and Corbridge, and for walking and cycling on the North Pennine Moors AONB and in Kielder Forest.

We have a small field area, specifically allocated to camping and caravanning. It is a well-maintained grassy campsite - quiet and level with access via a tarmacked lane. It is sheltered by mature beech trees to the west and surrounded by open farm land enabling campers to appreciate the grand panoramic views of Northumberland.
Camping on this grassy site is weather dependant and because it is small, numbers are restricted. It is best to book ahead to avoid disappointment.
Please note that this site is a Certificated Caravan and Camping Club Site and guests must be members however, membership can be bought on site.

Rye Hill Farm Certificated Site

Elf Hills Farm in rural Northumberland is a small place with just a handful of pitches on site, but well-located. Historic estates, castles, Roman walls and miles of spectacular Northumberland countryside… that’s some of what’s in store nearby when you put down roots at Elf Hills. 

Near the village of Cambo, this site is in a fine spot for days of walking, either in the nearby Northumberland National Park, in the area around Kielder Water or over at the coast (you can’t go wrong with any choice, really).

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Elf Hills Farm Caravan Site

Elf Hills, Morpeth, Northumberland NE61 4BH, England

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Abbeyfield Glamping

Fallowfield Dene Campsite

Bankfoot Camping

Rye Hill Farm Certificated Site

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Belsay Hall Castle and Gardens

Go Ape Matfen

Kirkley Hall Zoological Gardens

Dinosaur Encounter Adventure Golf

The Heritage Centre at Bellingham

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