Explore the North Tyne

The North Tyne Valley

Wonderful waterfall walks through ancient woodland, scenic cycling routes aplenty - North Tyne has so much to offer every holiday goer, whether you prefer quiet walks under starry skies, or jam-packed activity days.

The heart of Northumberland

As well as the North Tyne Valley having incredible views, you can also indulge yourself in some homemade baking in the historic market town of Bellingham; a popular stopping point on the Pennine Cycle Way and the Reivers Cycle Route.

Perhaps you prefer the solitude of Stonehaugh and its new Sky Pavilion. Renowned for dark, starry skies and tranquillity, it’s the perfect spot for some stargazing.

Nature and history lovers will both find Greenhaugh intriguing. Here you can visit fortified farmhouses known as Bastles, which were built in the 16th and 17th centuries to protect people against raiders from both England and Scotland, or pop into The Holly Bush Inn for some refreshment.

And in the pretty village of Falstone, walkers and cyclists can refuel and relax. This pretty village nestles below the dam of Kielder Water on a loop of the River North Tyne. It is a great base from which to take in Northumberland National Park and the Scottish borders beyond.

Bellingham

Bellingham’s village charm, riverside setting and spectacular countryside make it a retreat to remember. B&Bs, traditional pubs and stone cottages can be found in the village, with waterfalls, trails and cycling routes just waiting to be explored.

Dark skies

It's safe to say that Northumberland is the best place to stargaze in the UK. 572 square miles of the county have been awarded Gold Tier status for their dark skies, and our Dark Sky Park is the largest in the UK. So get ready for a star-studded show.

National Park walking routes

From the Scottish Borders in the North to Hadrian’s Wall in the South, our National Park offers breathtaking views and landmarks steeped in history. Our walking routes will allow you to take advantage of everything Northumberland has to offer.

The Pennine Cycleway

The 355 mile Pennine Cycleway is split into three maps, and Northumberland’s section weaves its way through the North Pennines. Ending at our coastal town of Berwick-upon-Tweed, it traverses some of England’s most dramatic unspoilt landscapes.

The Reivers Cycle Routes

Northumberland’s Reivers Cycle Routes take the form of two intertwining trails. One is an on-road challenge and the other is an off-road adventure, and iconic landmarks are scattered along its entirety.

Falstone

Surrounded by stunning woodlands, local and traditional village activities, and home to a 1.5 acre play park, Falstone is fun for all ages.

Place to stay in the North Tyne Valley

Falstone Glamping

PoSHHuts

Pretty shepherds huts with bathroom, kitchen and private garden with fire-pit. Next to Kielder Water and nearby Observatory for star-gazing.

Guide Price £100.00 Per Night

Bellingham Caravan & Camping

The Boe Rigg

Centrally located and a perfect base to explore Northumberland and the coast, camping, restaurant and bar.

Guide Price £8.00 Per Night

Falstone Self Catering

Falstone Barns

Luxurious barns, interior-designed for quality and comfort in the Dark Sky Park next to Kielder Water and nearby Kielder Observatory.

Guide Price £700.00 Per week

Tarset Inn

The Holly Bush Inn

The Holly Bush is one of the few ancient drovers inns left in Northumberland. The village of Greenhaugh lies in the beautiful Tarset Valley very close to Kielder in the National Park under some of the darkest skies in the world...

Guide Price £33.00 Per Night

Tarset Self Catering

Greystead Holiday Cottages

5* and 4* de luxe Gold Award holiday cottages set in the heart of Northumberland National Park, near Kielder Dark Sky Reserve.

Guide Price £511.00 Per week

Bellingham Self Catering

Brown Rigg Lodges

Four self-catering lodges, each sleeping six people. Set in the Northumberland National Park and International Gold Tier Dark Sky Park.

Guide Price £630.00 Per week

Otterburn Hotel

William De Percy

From delicious homemade food and delightful beers and cocktails, to the fantastical eight individually designed, boutique bedrooms, William de Percy is the perfect place to escape from the hustle and bustle, in a super stylish yet totally relaxed setting right on the doorstep of the Northumberland National Park. Four-legged friends are a very big deal at William De Percy, where our breathtaking countryside is heaven on earth for any creature with fur, four legs and a wet nose. Located in the Northumbrian village of Otterburn, Le Petit Château lies on the picturesque banks of the River Rede.

Guide Price £105.00 Per Night

Bellingham Bed & Breakfast

Brown Rigg Guest Rooms

6 en-suite Guest Rooms in the Northumberland National Park and International Dark Sky Park. Near Kielder and Observatory.

Guide Price £55.00 Per Night

Otterburn Caravan & Camping

Border Forest Holiday Park

Quiet family run holiday park on Pennine Way - close to Kielder. Lodges, cottages, camping pods available. Tourers & motorhomes welcome. Dog friendly!

Guide Price £20.00 Per Night

Falstone Self Catering

Station Cottage

A cosy retreat nestled in the International Dark Sky Park. Formerly the waiting room & ticket office for the Border Counties Railway Line.

Guide Price £301.00 Per week

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