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Caistron Trout Fishery
Caistron is a mature, picturesque 50 acre lake located in the beautiful Coquet Valley near Rothbury.
- Type:
- Fishing
- Location:
Thropton
Camien Cafes
Cafe
- Type:
- Café
- Location:
Rochester
Capri Lodge Farm Produce
Home-made jams, marmalades and chutney’s.
- Type:
- Locally Made Products
- Location:
Morpeth
Carlisle Park and William Turner Garden
The William Turner Garden, formal gardens and historic architectural remains. Riverside and woodland walks, aviary, tennis courts, bowling greens, paddling pool and boating.
VAQAS accreditation.
- Type:
- Garden
- Location:
Morpeth
Carricks Picnic Area
Picnic area alongside the River Derwent near the head of the Derwent Reservoir.
- Type:
- Picnic Site
- Location:
Edmundbyers
Carts Bog Inn
Traditional country pub serving homecooked food using local produce where possible and real ale from micro breweries in the North.
- Type:
- Restaurant
- Location:
Langley-on-Tyne
Castle Mania
Castle themed indoor play centre - purpose built in 2001. Numerous play features and comfortable seating for parents plus outdoor go-karting.
- Type:
- Adventure Park / Playground
- Location:
Alnwick
Cawfields Roman Wall and Milecastle (Hadrian's Wall)
A dramatic section of wall with turrets and an impressive milecastle.
- Type:
- Historic Site
- Location:
Haltwhistle
Chain Bridge Honey Farm
Showroom detailing beekeeping, the history and biology of honeybees, wasps and bumble bees. An observation hive, a range of honey based products, vintage vehicles and a cafe.
- Type:
- Farm
- Location:
Horncliffe
Chain Bridge Honey Farm
The Chain Bridge Honey Farm Visitor Centre was established in the early 1950's to allow the public to discover first hand the extraordinary tale of bees and honey.
- Type:
- Locally Made Products
- Location:
Horncliffe
Chatton Gallery
Contemporary landscapes, wildlife and equestrian art in a spacious, relaxed setting.
- Type:
- Gallery
- Location:
Chatton
Cherryburn: Thomas Bewick Birthplace Museum
Birthplace cottage (1700) and farmyard. Printing house using original printing blocks. Introductory exhibition of the life, work and countryside.
- Type:
- Museum
- Location:
Mickley
Chesters Bridge Abutment (Hadrian's Wall)
Remains of Roman bridge which carried Hadrian's Wall across the North Tyne River, east of Chesters Fort.
- Type:
- Historic Site
- Location:
Humshaugh
Chesters Roman Fort, Hadrian's Wall
The best preserved example of a Roman cavalry fort in Britain, including extensive remains and a fine on-site museum.
- Type:
- Castle / Fort
- Location:
Chollerford
Chesters Walled Garden
Beautiful 2-acre walled garden containing unique extensive herb collection, Roman garden, National Collections of thyme and marjoram. Herbaceous borders and nursery.
- Type:
- Garden
- Location:
Humshaugh
Chesters Walled Garden
Beautiful 2 acre walled garden with famous collection of herbs. Specialist nursery pot-grown herbs for cooking.
- Type:
- Locally Made Products
- Location:
Hexham
Cheviot Hotel
Pub in centre of village.
- Type:
- Restaurant
- Location:
Hexham
Cheviot Walks
The Cheviot Hills are Englands most northerly hills and cover some 400 square miles of the Northumberland National Park.
- Type:
- Walking1
- Location:
Wooler
Chillingham Castle
In the heart of Northumberland, a medieval castle with stunning views of formal gardens and the Cheviot Hills. Perfect for architectural and naturalist/historical enthusiasts or anyone looking for an unforgettable holiday.
- Type:
- Castle / Fort
- Location:
Chillingham
Chillingham Wild Cattle Association Ltd
The pure-bred survivors of the wild white cattle herd which once roamed the forests of Britain.
- Type:
- Animal Collection
- Location:
Chillingham
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