I've tried searching, but most of Northumberland Coast sites I can find are large ones with clubs etc. I'm really looking for a quiet site, preferably very close to a beach which is dog-friendly. Looking for good toilet/shower facilities and hook-up. Any suggestions, please?
We're members of CC & CCC, so CLs/CSs would be fine.
Thanks, Lizzo
Post last edited on 17/02/2008 12:33:57
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Hi there, Just wondering which part of Northumberland you are looking at?? I live in Alnwick and can think of a few sites near here which would be near to the beach and are not too "commercialised"! Let me know if you need further help.
The whole of the Northumberland coast is beautiful and unspoiled. You cant go wrong. Alnwick area up through Craster and Bamburgh is lovely. There are also a few sites in and around Seahouses. Take Claire up on her offer of advice. A visit to Alnwick fair and castle is also a must. Memories
Quote: Originally posted by Jerry+Tina on 17/2/2008
The whole of the Northumberland coast is beautiful and unspoiled. You cant go wrong. Alnwick area up through Craster and Bamburgh is lovely. There are also a few sites in and around Seahouses. Take Claire up on her offer of advice. A visit to Alnwick fair and castle is also a must. Memories
Alas, according the local rag, the fair will not be running this year for anyone planning to visit.
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March - Bamburgh
Easter - Low Park Wood CC Kendal
May - Yellowcraigs CC North Berwick
June - Wharfedale CC Grassington
Try the CC site at Old Hartley, we have stayed there many times, great beach for dogs & very central for touring the area. Yes I do know that it is no longer Northumberland but it was when I lived in Cullercoats 1936 - 1962 !! denisc
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I know of a site just south Berwick called the Beachcomber (next to a small golf club). If you looking for location, location, location, this is the site as it just behind the sand dunes of Cocklawburn beach. You could not get a better location but not sure of facilities.
And yes it's very dog friendly. My dearly departed pooch will testify this.
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This is lovely site. Its just a few miles up the road from us, took our tent here for 1 nite when we we first bought it for a "test run". Peaceful, well kept & clean. Close to beaches and lovely scenery. There is a lovely walk from Craster along the coastline to Dunstanburgh Castle.