Sit back and savour the bucolic scenery as you sip on a cold brew and let a gentle smile dance on your lips as you look forward to relaxing days at Rye Hill Farm. The site is one of the most secluded and compact campsites in the area.

Springhouse Country Park is a cracking family-friendly site located a mere stone's throw from the renowned Hadrian's Wall. The compact holiday park serves as an excellent base for getting away from it all.

Todds House Farm is a Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site on the edge of Sedgefield's small and historic town. Rumble down a quiet lane within strolling distance of the town.

Fallowfield Dene Caravan and Camping Park rest in a lovely woodland area near the bustling town of Hexham, providing campers with a glorious blend of nature and urban adventures.

The friendly team at Donnewell Farm extend a warm welcome to all adventuring souls in need of an ideal spot for a short stopover or an extended stay for travelling north or south of Durham.

If you’re looking for peaceful settings, a rural location and a no-frills camping feel, bundle the kids in the car and rumble over to Honeysuckle Cottage Caravan Park. Make this compact site your home away from home.

Seddons Caravan Park is a compact, family-run site located in Widdrington Moor amid the stunning rural settings of Northumberland. Sit down, enjoy the verdant surroundings from a lovely woodland location.

Causey Hill Holiday Park is an award-winning park offering exclusive owners-only static holiday homes just outside the market town of Hexham. There is a Co-op stocking camping essentials.

Elf Hills Farm Caravan Site is your ideal base for rural Northumberland escapes, where one can admire pleasant views of the open countryside whilst basking in the sunshine and appreciating a slower pace of life.

Get up close and personal to thrilling horse racing at Hexham Racecourse Caravan Site, a compact yet well-equipped site located on arguably Britain’s most viewsome racecourse.

There’s no better way to enjoy the company of your loved ones than on an exciting road trip, rumbling past bucolic sceneries, shimmering lakes, crumbling castles and a wealth of outstanding English scenery stretching out as far as the eye can see.

Peaceful camping and oodles of wildlife are the orders of the day at Nunnykirk Caravan and Motorhome Campsite; a large, grassy CL site tucked away in a remote, tranquil spot.

The Hammer And Pincers Campsite is a friendly and laid-back little pub site opened in 2017 and is ideal for a rural holiday or resting your head whilst exploring the lively towns and picturesque villages nearby.

Lough House Sweethope is a splendid base for camping off the beaten track in a fantastic location. Wake up to lush landscapes and the soothing dawn chorus as you opt to spend the day watching the sun arch over the open countryside.

Coalhouses Farm is a compact peaceful campsite nestled amid the rolling rural greenery in mid-Northumberland. The 0.3-acre Camping and Caravanning Club Certificated Site holds five spacious hardstanding plots with electric connections for small campervans.

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.

Greencarts Farm is a peaceful working farm with a bunkhouse and a camping barn, affording stunning vistas of the green, flat, Northumberland countryside. The quiet site rests in the striking North Tyne Valley.

Country View Campsite is a fantastic little spot with a great park for the kids and enjoys an excellent location for exploring the area. The site rests in a quiet position within the picturesque village of Bolam.

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.

Coquetdale Holiday Park is a stunning location for escaping the humdrum drone of the rat race and its assorted complexities. Why fret and sigh in a cramped cubicle, staring dismally at an overloaded inbox.