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Otterburn tourist information
The Otterburn Ranges
Otterburn is a small village with a big history and is well worth a visit. On the outskirts of the village you'll find the site of the famous Battle of Otterburn in 1388 when the English army suffered a bloody defeat by the Scots led by the Earl of Douglas.
And Otterburn saw plenty of action during the days of the Border Reivers when rival gangs terrorised the local population. Today things are much quieter and you'll find a small, but vibrant community at the heart of the picturesque Redesdale Valley. Make the most of your stay in an Otterburn Self Catering property.
Otterburn definitely has a sense of its own past, one of its chief attractions is Otterburn Mill which contains a museum outlining the history of weaving and wool milling in the area.
Clay pidgeon shooting at Otterburn
The Otterburn Rug was endorsed by the Royal Family, and our present Queen was once kept warm in her pram by one. Otterburn Mill also includes a cafe, an outdoor clothing store and a Tourist Information Centre.
Otterburn itself has a selection of local shops and pubs and there is a great selection of accommodation including Otterburn Hotels, B&Bs and cottages.
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Bellingham Tourist Information Centre
The Heritage Centre
Hillside
Bellingham
Northumberland
NE48 2GR
+44 01434 220616
Hotel
Otterburn
Beautiful, historic castle hotel in its own grounds. Ideal for exploring this unspoilt part of Northumberland. Close to Scottish Borders with many countryside activities or just relax and enjoy our good food!
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£59.95
B&B per person per night
Bed & Breakfast
Otterburn
Situated in the village centre on the River Rede. Central for Roman Wall and Kielder Water. Within easy reach of Northumberland Coast, Alnwick Castle and Gardens.
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£33.00
B&B per person per night
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