Campervan Sites In Northumberland

Northumberland, the northernmost county in England, offers a captivating blend of natural beauty, history, and adventure. Here are a few compelling reasons to visit this enchanting region:

Bamburgh Castle: Perched on a dolerite bluff overlooking a stunning beach, Bamburgh Castle boasts ramparts, watchtowers, and a storybook keep. Explore its staterooms, dungeons, and grounds, and don’t miss the breath-taking view from the grassy dunes below.

Farne Islands: Just a couple of miles off the Northumberland coast, these isolated isles are a haven for wildlife. Encounter inquisitive seals, clown-billed puffins, and seabirds galore. Take a boat trip from Seahouses for an unforgettable experience.

Hadrian’s Wall: This ancient Roman wall marked the northernmost boundary of the Roman Empire. Explore its remains, walk along the historic path, and immerse yourself in centuries of history.

Unspoiled Coastline: Northumberland’s pristine coastline is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. From sandy beaches to rugged cliffs, it’s a paradise for beach lovers, hikers, and photographers.

With the A1 providing decent transport links from both the North & South, the region is easily accessible whilst still providing some quiet hidden gems. If you’re planning a campervan adventure in Northumberland, to make the most of the region, here are four fantastic campsites to consider, making the most of the coast & the countryside:

  1. Walkmill Campsite (Guyzance, Warkworth): walkmillcampsite.co.uk

An award winning, quiet, private setting with spacious pitches for tents, caravans, and motorhomes. Facilities include four toilets a shower and a bath along with a shared kitchen, sitting area and a mini-shop. A new eco-shower area was introduced to the site during summer 2023, Dog-friendly and just 15 minutes from the coast.

  1. Budle Bay Campsite (Belford): budlebaycampsite.com

Budle Bay sits 2 miles north of the spectacular village of Bamburgh, with its coastal castle dominating 16 miles of golden sand dunes and beaches, and 200 metres from the mud flats of Budle Bay which are renowned for their bird life. Budle Bay is a friendly, quiet, low-key site catering to touring caravans, motorhomes, campervans, trailer tents and tents on both grass pitches and hard standing.

  1. Tranwell Farm Certificated Site (Morpeth): https://www.tranwellfarm.com/caravan-pitches

A quiet, off-grid Greener Camping Club certified site in the heart of Northumberland. Perfect for eco-conscious campers.

  1. Greencarts Campsite (Humshaugh, Hexham): https://greencarts.co.uk/

Set in the Tyne Valley almost atop Hadrian’s Wall, offering glorious countryside views. A great choice for campers seeking natural beauty and tranquillity. Pitch up on either the big or small camping fields, there are 12 electric hook ups along the top of their large field. There is also hard standing available for campervans and caravans.

Remember to always check availability and specific details (such as season opening times) on their respective websites.

Happy camping!