Camp sites in the north east (1 Viewer)

[Interceptor]

Hi all
I joined the camping and motherhome club.
But while looking in he areas country Durham Tyne and Wear and Northumbria there is not a lot to choose from.
Can any one recommend any in all of he above areas as far as the Scottish border.
I think I would prefer to nearer the cost but if it's a gem I will go inland as long as it got shower and toilets that will do.
We did want the start booking now for the 4 July as I have booked holidays off for LaMans but cancelled.
That's why I have left quite late.
Been playing in the van so I think I know how most of it works.
And I did drive to Bernard castle on Saturday and my eyesight is fine
Had a lovely picnic by the river
And other were playing out too as about four over took me on the A1 north.

 

[138go]

Seafield Caravan Site.

Seafield Park | Caravan Park in Northumberland

www.seafieldpark.co.uk

 

[Clickem]

There is a CAMHC site at New Hartley, Whitley Bay. Never used it but it is right on the cliff tops, with walks and cycle rides around. Sea View in Berwick on Tweed is nice and within walking distance of the town

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[MichaelT]

Seafield Caravan Site.

Seafield Park | Caravan Park in Northumberland

www.seafieldpark.co.uk

£50 a night in September and everyone moans the 2 main clubs are too expensive but wow this takes the biscuit.

 

[Nirvanauk]

Seafield Caravan Site.

Seafield Park | Caravan Park in Northumberland

www.seafieldpark.co.uk

Nice site, quite expensive but you do get to use all facilities such as gym and pool.

 

[Sandancers]

£50 a night in September and everyone moans the 2 main clubs are too expensive but wow this takes the biscuit.

We've stayed there a couple of times and it is pretty expensive. But you do get free swimming pool, sauna and jaccuzzi. It's a lovely site and really close to the centre of Seahouses which has great little shops and even better pubs (when they are open).

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[138go]

£50 a night in September and everyone moans the 2 main clubs are too expensive but wow this takes the biscuit.

Just trying to help.

 

[MichaelT]

We've stayed there a couple of times and it is pretty expensive. But you do get free swimming pool, sauna and jaccuzzi. It's a lovely site and really close to the centre of Seahouses which has great little shops and even better pubs (when they are open).

Well I can't see all those facilities being available in the near term and maybe not till next year so not for me.

 

[Ditcha]

Sandhaven - Northumbrian Leisure

www.northumbrianleisure.co.uk

Lizard Lane Holiday Park - Meridian Parks

meridianparks.co.uk

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[Bobby-gg]

New Hartley is a lovely site, and you can walk north to sea sluice, great pubs and the fish n chip shop is the best around, or, waking south you can make it to whitley bay, which is a beautiful place

 

[Clickem]

Sandhaven - Northumbrian Leisure

www.northumbrianleisure.co.uk

Lizard Lane Holiday Park - Meridian Parks

meridianparks.co.uk

I do not know these two sites but I am always cautious of sites that appear to primarily cater for static caravans

 

[Beltie]

If you're trying to find the Whitley Bay site, it's actually called OLD Hartley!

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[Bobby-gg]

If you're trying to find the Whitley Bay site, it's actually called OLD Hartley!

Whoops - I'm local and should know that!

 

[Clickem]

Whoops - I'm local and should know that!

Me too, but was thrown by the fact that there is a village nearby called New Hartley. Fancy calling the campsite Old Hartley

 

[ctc]

New Hartley is a lovely site, and you can walk north to sea sluice, great pubs and the fish n chip shop is the best around, or, waking south you can make it to whitley bay, which is a beautiful place

Seaton Sluice fish and chips are the best you can get. Fresh fish, not frozen and defrosted several times.

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[Stewart J]

Beadnell C &CC site, out the gate cross the road and your into the dunes and miles of unspoilt beaches, a favourite of ours

 

[Geistguy]

Beadnell Bay C&CC site is brilliant, good fish and chip van on site, decent shop opposite and close to Beadnell and Seahouses, bus stop right outside site. Lovely beach walk to Seahouses takes about 30 minutes.

 

[Clickem]

Beadnell C &CC site, out the gate cross the road and your into the dunes and miles of unspoilt beaches, a favourite of ours

Beadnell Bay C&CC site is brilliant, good fish and chip van on site, decent shop opposite and close to Beadnell and Seahouses, bus stop right outside site. Lovely beach walk to Seahouses takes about 30 minutes.

The OP has joined the Caravan and Motorhome Club

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[Stewart J]

That’s a shame

 

[Mr porky]

Berwick upon tweed. Berwick Seaview, nice site plus walkable into the town.

 

[Bustup15]

Wow - just priced Beadnell for 5 nights in July @ £184.

Can't wait for France and Germany to open!

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[Stewart J]

The OP has joined the Caravan and Motorhome Club

Damn I need a trip to Barnard Castle

 

[Langtoftlad]

Wow - just priced Beadnell for 5 nights in July @ £184.
Can't wait for France and Germany to open!

Ignoring the fuel, ferry/tunnel & time costs to get there of course .

Edited:
Interestingly/curious - Just did a dummy booking myself, 20th July, 5 nts
Cost £85
Bargain

 

[westhamman]

Seafield is expensive, a nice site though and if you can get 3 nights for the price of 2 reduces the cost somewhat.

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[Clickem]

Damn I need a trip to Barnard Castle

I can recommend the C&CC site at Barnard Castle, if you belong to the right club

Not many Cummings and going's at he moment though

 

[Geo]

Old Mo's Fisheries, can squeeze you on the drive, long term stays only 36 Month minimum.

 

[big bertha]

Beadnell on the coast and South Meadows in my village. 10 minutes drive to Seahouses.

Seafield is expensive, a nice site though and if you can get 3 nights for the price of 2 reduces the cost somewhat.

I used to belong to the Ocean club there. Unfortunately earlier in lockdown a couple of elderly gentlemen died with covid on site. One was a permanent resident.

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[Neilfg]

Ignoring the fuel, ferry/tunnel & time costs to get there of course .

Edited:
Interestingly/curious - Just did a dummy booking myself, 20th July, 5 nts
Cost £85
Bargain

Steven, thought Ooow a bargain, did the same booking for the 2 of us £148, 30.00/night, not such a bargain, but savings from 184 would nearly cover the membership fee.

 

[Foxy1956]

Beadnell C &CC site, out the gate cross the road and your into the dunes and miles of unspoilt beaches, a favourite of ours

We always stop at this site. Very close to Bamburgh castle. Lovely site.

 

[glenn2926]

We always stop at this site. Very close to Bamburgh castle. Lovely site.

We should have been there from Wednesday for three days. As you say a great site. Oh well never mind we’ll get there when we can.

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