Awaken to misty mornings filled with calming trills of birdsong, smiling at the thought of a schedule-free holiday, excellent meals and the freedom to either lay in late or seize the morning with a brisk stroll before breakfast.

Beamish Holiday Park is the place to be for scenic countryside camping. This spacious, secluded camping park lies deep in the fertile rural landscapes of Durham, yet is no more than a few miles away from popular attractions and activities in Northumberland and Durham.

Walk on (or drive) to Walkmill Campsite, and look forward to a restful escape in a tranquil hideaway amid beautiful rural surroundings. Kick back on the peaceful and private site on the banks of the River Coquet.

Clennell Hall Riverside Holiday Park is a peaceful, relaxing country retreat nestled within the stunning Northumberland countryside. The site rests amid the verdant settings of the Coquetdale.

Located directly below Winshields Crag on Hadrian's Wall rests Winshields Farm, a traditional campsite nestled on open fields amid beautiful countryside settings. The site is ideal for walkers.

A whopping 14,000 acres await you at Parmontley Hall Country Lodges, a genuinely idyllic site tucked away in the fertile, peaceful heart of the historic Whitfield Estate, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Border Forest Caravan Park is a pet-friendly site enjoying direct access to the Kielder Forest and Pennine Way. The park is a smooth fifteen-minutes driving distance from the picturesque village of Otterburn and enjoys a prime position at the top of Northumberland.

Herding Hill Farm Caravan and Camping Site is a splendid 5-star awarded site located close to the renowned Hadrian's Wall in the beautiful rural settings of Northumberland.

The Shepherds Rest Inn is one of those peaceful, back-to-basic campsites with everything you require – toilets, hot showers, and uncrowded camping conditions due to a restricted flow of guests.

Greensfield Alnwick Rugby Club Campsite is a simple site with generous pitches located on a community sports club. The site rests an ideal 20-minute stroll from Alnwick Castle and a delightful 15-minute drive from the golden sand beaches and family-friendly attractions along the coast.

River Breamish Caravan Club Site is a cracking spot nestled amid the Cheviot Hills, opening up the delights of splendid walking country, paired with the soothing scenic views of the surrounding countryside.

Bradley Burn Caravan Park is a cracking little Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location, nestled in the secluded, fertile valley of Bradley Burn, a mere 2-miles from the friendly market town of Wolsingham.

Dunstan Hill Camping and Caravanning Campsite is a centrally located, well-maintained campsite close to the beach, a handy bus route and pubs. The site is close to Craster and Dunstanburgh castle and the lovely sandy beaches along the North Northumberland Heritage Coast.

Kielder Caravan Park is a friendly, rustic, three-star awarded campsite tucked away in a quiet location in lush Northumberland. Set up camp at this independently-operated campsite.

Given the lush, tranquil settings at Strawberry Hill Farm Caravan and Camping Park, it’s a little surprising that the centre of Durham rests an approximate 10-minute drive away.

The Barn at Easington is a small, peaceful campsite set out on a lush thirty-acre farm and enjoys an ideal location on the stunning Durham Magnesian Limestone Plateau, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Riverside Country Park is a friendly, spacious park draped along the banks of the bubbling Wooler Water. Perfectly positioned in the scenic, peaceful Northumberland countryside.

Located just outside the picturesque river of Escomb in Durham, Gables Pod Camping offers the ideal settings for rural relaxation. The site is a top spot for adventures on foot and provides a range of scenic walking paths that cut through thick forests.

Highburn House Country Holiday Park is a lovely family-run site nestled on a small working farm. The park enjoys a scenic position in the Cheviot Hills, on the fringes of the stunning Northumberland National Park.

The friendly Atkinson family resided and cultivated the land around the Mill for over 200-years, before opening a small campsite in 1963. Today the site has grown to include both touring plots and static holiday homes.