Get Active in Northumberland With its vast and varied landscapes, Northumberland is the perfect place to get active. From coastal hikes to hilltop cycling, there are plenty of outdoor activities to keep you busy — but Northumberland is also home to a host of indoor sports and pursuits.
Bonfire Night It's time to wrap up warm, grab the sparklers, chomp on toffee apples and celebrate bonfire night with Northumberland’s spectacular fireworks displays. Follow up the fireworks with some stargazing as autumn marks the start of Northumberland’s dark skies season.
A Visitors' Guide to Northumberland Discover the top places to visit in Northumberland, as told by our visitors themselves.
The Duke of Wellington Inn Restaurant The food provides traditional British comfort eating to an exceptional standard and makes use of local, seasonal ingredients. A comprehensive range of beers and ales compliments an extensive wine list.
The Duke of Wellington Inn The Duke of Wellington Inn is nestled in the Tyne Valley village of Newton just off the A69 near Corbridge.
Ingram House Ideally situated to enjoy the Dark Skies in the Northumberland National Park, and for a stopover on the Sandstone Way for walkers and cyclists. A warm welcome awaits you at Ingram House.
The Lindisfarne Inn The nearest mainland inn to Holy Island, The Lindisfarne Inn is open all day for food, drinks, and cosy accommodation.
Golden Sands Holiday Park Caravan holiday home ownership and rental at this beautiful beach front park in Cresswell near Morpeth.
A guide to Northumberland accommodation Looking for dog-friendly inns or self-catering accommodation on the Northumberland Coast? Visit Northumberland for the best getaways in the North East.
New Year Stays Is there anything more appealing than a cosy New Year escape in Northumberland? Whether it’s a romantic getaway or a family trip including your furry four-legged companion, Northumberland is the perfect destination for a New Year adventure.