Campervan Campsites in Redesdale, Northumberland
8 campsites within 40 miles of Redesdale, Northumberland for Campervans
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The adults-only Westfield Paddock Caravan Site is a friendly, spacious touring site ideally positioned between coastal settlements of Seahouses and Bamburgh in the scenic settings of rural Northumberland.
Miles: 37.66 from Redesdale
Annstead Farm Caravan and Luxury Campsite blend the best of both worlds, combining the delights of the coast and crumbling castles for a memorable camping escape. The members’ only site lies tucked away amid the enticing Northumberland Coast.
Miles: 37.91 from Redesdale
It’s all greenery, open landscapes, and a laidback atmosphere at Alanholme. This compact, well-maintained site is a handy base for famous walks, peaceful pedalling, and stargazing spells with easy access to the Lake District.
Appleby-in-Westmorland, Cumbria
Miles: 37.92 from Redesdale
Wake up to the murmur of friendly pedigree Poll Dorset sheep and Aberdeen Angus cattle at Fowberry Farm; a peaceful campsite tucked away in a quiet corner on a working livestock farm.
Miles: 38.05 from Redesdale
Thacka Lea Caravan Park is a spacious and well-equipped caravan park, ideally positioned in Penrith, serving as a convenient yet peaceful base for exploring the natural beauty and various outdoor activities in the renowned Lake District National Park and the lush Eden Valley.
Sharpley Camping is a small, quiet camping space ideal for pocket-friendly holidays in Durham. The four-acre site welcomes pets and families, perfect for guests who do not want to leave behind their canine companions of fiendish felines.
Ideally situated Blackadder Holiday Park is the perfect base for exploring the Scottish Borders. The site rests an easy thirty-seven miles from the lively capital of Edinburg.
Campervan Campsites in Redesdale, Northumberland
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