Welcome to England’s northernmost county, where you’ll find serene stretches of coastline and some of the most unspoilt countryside you’ve ever seen.
Berwick Holiday Park in Berwick-upon-Tweed is located near two sandy beaches with coastal castle views, while Haggerston Castle Holiday Park features seven lakes, castle remnants and is just a short drive from Bamburgh.
Our caravan and lodge holidays are both family and dog-friendly, with breaks starting from £49 for three nights at Haggerston Castle and four nights at Berwick.
Wonder at the amazing views of the coast, take your pick of castles to explore and walk the wild coastline from your base at Berwick.
The park boasts seven lakes, remnants of a castle and great facilities and activities, all close to the wild Northumberland coast.
As England’s least crowded area, Northumberland really is the epitome of peace and quiet, so much so that Northumberland National Park covers a huge area spanning 25% of the entire county.
The Holy Island of Lindisfarne is accessed by a causeway that reveals itself when the tide is low, and the Farne Islands are a sanctuary to wildlife, featuring grey seals and puffins.
Hadrian’s Wall is a physical reminder of the historic border between Roman England and Celtic Caledonia. The UNESCO World Heritage Site stretches for a remarkable 73 miles from coast to coast.
Bamburgh Castle, Dunstanburgh Castle and Lindisfarne Castle all overlook the Northumberland coast, with the unspoilt sandy beaches just adding to the picturesque backdrop.
Northumberland National Park covers a quarter of the whole county, stretching from the Scottish border. Visit Kielder Water and Forest Park, the largest man-made lake in northern Europe. It's teeming with wildlife, outdoor activities and events. Or take a bit of a detour to Hadrian's Wall – this landmark of Roman Britain is truly legendary.
For film fans, it might well be obligatory to visit Alnwick Castle. Best known as Hogwarts in the first two Harry Potter films, it also starred in big movies like Elizabeth and Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, not to mention a guest role in TV's Downton Abbey. Then if that's whetted your appetite for stately homes, Bamburgh Castle and Berwick Barracks are waiting for you.
There are numerous famous castles in the area to explore. My personal favourite is Dunstanburgh Castle. Take a walk along the coast on the way to visiting! On your way back head to Craster Arms for a lovely lunch.
Take a trip on the Heatherslaw Light Railway for a short but awe-inspiring journey from Ford to Etal. When you reach Etal, visit the castle and pop in for a nice treat at the cafe or pub.
The northernmost county in England, Northumberland borders Scotland to the north, marked by the remnants of Hadrian’s Wall which remains a huge tourist attraction today.
Northumberland has the largest number of protected night sky areas in the whole of Europe, making it a magnificent place to holiday and see the stars shining gloriously.
The county was previously known as Northumbria and in this time it was the largest independent kingdom in what is now Britain. The glory days were in the post-Roman period around 700 AD.
Haven's parks gives guests the ideal place to stay and enjoy their time in Northumberland and bask in the rich history the county has to offer.
With windswept seas marrying with an untouched wild coast, Northumberland’s rural nature really does separate it from most other places in England. Beauty spots are often left for you and the family to enjoy in peace, giving the relatively small population of Northumbrians.
The area’s strategic importance is visible in the form of castles that dot the coastal landscape, from Alnwick to Lindisfarne. Hadrian’s Wall is the icing on the cake of this history-lovers paradise.
Being relatively far away from any of the UK’s biggest cities also gives Northumberland a unique regional identity that adds something extra to any time away from home here.
So make the most of what the county has to offer and take advantage of Haven's budget-friendly break, with prices starting from just £49 for three nights at Haggerston Castle, and £49 for four nights at Berwick.
There’s no shortage of scenery on a Haven break in Northumberland, with our two holiday parks occupying some of the most spectacular places along the county’s coast. Haggerston Castle Holiday Park is built around the remnants of the castle itself and overlooks the enchanting Holy Island a mile or so off the shore.
A 15-minute drive takes you to Berwick-upon-Tweed, England’s most northerly town. Between here and Hadrian’s Wall is our Berwick Holiday Park, another place where memories that last a lifetime are made.
Both of our parks feature a number of facilities, with Haggerston Castle having a J D Wetherspoon, indoor pool and slide, and seven lakes. Berwick has an indoor and outdoor pool and features a family restaurant too.
The two parks provide guests with both caravan and lodge holidays, while prices start from £49 for four nights in Berwick and £49 for three nights in Haggerston Castle.
Both Berwick and Haggerston Castle feature a number of caravan options for guests, including our most affordable offering of the saver caravan. For those wanting extra space, the bronze caravan would be the next step up, while the silver caravan features an outdoor area perfect for the family. The gold caravan is even more spacious, including a deluxe wrap around decking and modern interior.
The signature caravan puts you in a premier position on park to bask in a stunning lake or sea view, while the signature gold caravan includes all of the wonderful features included in our gold model, but with a front-row sea or lake spot.
Berwick also has a 16ft wide holiday home with our Emerald lodge offering, while Haggerston Castle has an additional Diamond lodge which is 20ft wide and signature Diamond lodge which boasts uninterrupted lake views.
Northumberland is packed full of things to do, whether you love going for scenic walks or reveling in some iconic and historical landmarks. Explore iconic spots like Bamburgh Castle, or take a trip to the Holy Island of Lindisfarne to see the ruins of a 12th-century Priory.
For something truly unique, then head along to Hadrian's Wall, which is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site and stretches across the county and brings Roman history to life.
If you're more into your picturesque settings and seaside though, you'll find sandy beaches like Bamburgh Beach which are perfect for walking or even exploring on boat trips.
Starting at a price of just £49 for three nights at Haggerston Castle, and £49 for four nights at Berwick, Haven offers cheap caravan holidays for guests wanting to stay in Northumberland and make the most of what the county has to offer.
Both of Haven's holidays parks in Northumberland are close to some of the most peaceful beaches in the UK. Our park in Berwick is next to Berwick Beach, while at Haggerston Castle, you'll find yourself within driving distance of both Spittal and Bamburgh beaches.
With our dog-friendly holiday parks at both Berwick and Haggerston Castle, your favourite four-legged member is more than welcome to join the party and discover Northumberland with you.
With our two parks at Berwick and Haggerston Castle, discover the static caravan of your dreams. Berwick boasts some of the best coastal scenery in the UK, while Haggerston Castle features lakes and woodlands.
Northumberland's best beaches include Bamburgh Castle Beach, Holy Island, Cheswick Sands and Embleton Bay, with golden sand, dramatic dunes, historic castles and wildlife along Britain's unspoiled coast.
Northumberland's 40-mile coastline has outstanding dog-friendly beaches. Warkworth, Seahouses, Rumbling Kern and Newton Haven welcome dogs year-round, with sandy stretches and clean waters.
Northumberland delivers a diverse 2027 events schedule featuring historic castle tours, traditional music festivals, and agricultural shows, all situated near Haven’s Berwick and Haggerston Castle holiday parks.
Hadrian's Wall stretches over 70 miles across northern England, offering Roman forts, museums, and hiking trails. Visitors can explore well-preserved sites like Housesteads and Vindolanda, walk circular routes, and uncover 2,000 years of Roman history.
Northumberland has ten stunning waterfalls, from the 21-metre High Force to the secluded Roughting Linn, offering gentle woodland strolls or challenging hikes with unique wildlife and scenery at each one.
Northumberland's restaurants celebrate local produce, from Craster Lobster to Holy Island crab, including Alnwick Garden's Treehouse Restaurant and the Jolly Fisherman Inn.
Northumberland has eight exceptional walks, from the mystical Drake Stone at Harbottle to coastal paths near Haggerston Castle, taking in iron age hillforts, caves, forests and historic Berwick.
Northumberland is home to over 70 castles, spanning Norman fortresses and medieval ruins. Highlights include Alnwick Castle, the UK's second largest inhabited castle, and Chillingham Castle, famed for its ghost tours and haunted history.
Berwick-upon-Tweed boasts a diverse food scene with nine great options to try, from cosy British cafes like The Riverside Cafe and Lowry's to bold flavours at Mavi Turkish restaurant and The Magna Tandoori Indian.
Berwick-upon-Tweed offers five walks of 3 to 5 miles, covering coastal clifftops, riverside estuary paths and historic town walls. Most routes welcome dogs and showcase Northumberland scenery.
Berwick-upon-Tweed offers history, wildlife, and coastal scenery: walk the UK's only bastioned town walls, visit Paxton House, birdwatch at Cocklawburn Beach, and see Chain Bridge Honey Farm.
Bamburgh boasts a fantastic range of dining options to suit every taste and budget, from the upscale Lord Crewe and fresh-catch seafood at The Potted Lobster, to cosy tea rooms, street food trailers, and inventive vegan gelato.
Bamburgh offers a brilliant mix of history, nature, and coastal adventure. Visit the iconic castle, explore the free Grace Darling Museum, walk scenic coastal trails, try a surf lesson, and unwind at the charming Copper Kettle Tearooms.
Seahouses boasts a fantastic range of eateries, from traditional fish and chip shops and cosy cafés to Italian, Indian, and gastropub cuisine. Several restaurants welcome dogs, and many offer gluten-free and vegan options throughout.
Seahouses is a lively Northumberland coastal village with plenty to offer — enjoy boat trips around the Farne Islands, buy smoked kippers from a 180-year-old smokehouse, walk scenic coastal paths, and try crazy golf or sea fishing.
Eyemouth offers a fantastic range of dining options, from fresh seafood huts and award-winning fish and chips to cosy cafés and contemporary bistros. Many venues are dog-friendly, and several cater for vegans and those with gluten-free requirements.
Eyemouth packs in coastal walks, wildlife spotting, history, and family fun. Feed harbour seals by hand, explore the Gunsgreen House smuggling museum, discover the moving Eyemouth Disaster tapestry, and snorkel the crystal-clear waters of St. Abbs.
The Farne Islands, off the Northumberland coast, are easily reached by boat from Seahouses Harbour. Golden Gate runs trips to land on or sail around the islands, where puffins, grey seals, and Arctic terns are all waiting to be spotted.
Holy Island packs history, nature, and culture into one tiny Northumberland isle. Explore Lindisfarne Priory and Castle, browse craft shops, sample traditional mead, and enjoy scenic walks or unforgettable boat trips around the island.
Northumberland offers history, coastline and wild landscapes: visit Bamburgh Castle, Holy Island and Hadrian's Wall, or explore Berwick-upon-Tweed, all near Haven's Northumberland parks.
Northumberland’s beautiful coastline, castles, and historic sites make it a great escape for families, and it’s all within easy reach of Haven’s Haggerston Castle and Berwick holiday parks. In this guide, we explore the best things to do in Northumberlan
