- Camping with Swimming
Campsites with swimming in Northumberland National Park
99% (28) • 43 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds in Northumberland National Park
Howbeck Lodge
1. Howbeck Lodge
94%
(27)
Hesket Newmarket, England · 24 units · Tents, Motorhomes
A dog-friendly farm campsite on the northern edge of the Lake District
Pets
Showers
Water hookup
from
£30
/ night
Hadrian's Wall Country Yurts
2. Hadrian's Wall Country Yurts
100%
(13)
Brampton, England · 2 units
Two yurts with hot tubs in the Cumbrian countryside just a mile away from Hadrian’s Wall
Pets
Showers
Campfires
from
£210
/ night
Bamburgh Under Canvas
3. Bamburgh Under Canvas
90%
(5)
Bamburgh, England · 5 units
Luxury Lotus Belle tent glamping with sweeping views, within walking distance of Bamburgh town and castle (and beach)
Pets
Showers
Campfires
from
£131
/ night
Woodland Chase Glamping
4. Woodland Chase Glamping
100%
(1)
Felton, England · 2 units
Romantic, two-person cabins with hot tubs in Northumberland
Pets
Showers
Hot Tub
from
£213
/ night
Laverock Law Cottages and Glamping
5. Laverock Law Cottages and Glamping
100%
(1)
Bamburgh, England · 1 unit
We are perfectly situated to explore both the Northumbrian Coastal area, including Holy Island , Bamburgh etc but also great for those who wish to discover the amazing Cheviot hills. Our site is managed organically and has won awards for sustainable tourism, itself a true escape and nature paradise.
Showers
Campfires
Potable water
from
£135
/ night
Old Rectory Howick
6. Old Rectory Howick
Alnwick, England · 2 units
The Old Rectory is surrounded by farmland near to Howick Village. Close to the Northumberland Coast we are within walking distance of the Howick Hall Gardens and the seaside Village of Craster. Our Bell Tent and Shepherd's Hut allow you to get close to local wildlife including Hares and Rabbits. Roe deer, hedgehogs, pheasants and songbirds.
Pets
Showers
Campfires
from
£95
/ night
99% (28) • 43 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds in Northumberland National Park
Howbeck Lodge
1. Howbeck Lodge
94%
(27)
Hesket Newmarket, England · 24 units · Tents, Motorhomes
A dog-friendly farm campsite on the northern edge of the Lake District
Pets
Showers
Water hookup
from
£30
/ night
Hadrian's Wall Country Yurts
2. Hadrian's Wall Country Yurts
100%
(13)
Brampton, England · 2 units
Two yurts with hot tubs in the Cumbrian countryside just a mile away from Hadrian’s Wall
Pets
Showers
Campfires
from
£210
/ night
Bamburgh Under Canvas
3. Bamburgh Under Canvas
90%
(5)
Bamburgh, England · 5 units
Luxury Lotus Belle tent glamping with sweeping views, within walking distance of Bamburgh town and castle (and beach)
Pets
Showers
Campfires
from
£131
/ night
Woodland Chase Glamping
4. Woodland Chase Glamping
100%
(1)
Felton, England · 2 units
Romantic, two-person cabins with hot tubs in Northumberland
Pets
Showers
Hot Tub
from
£213
/ night
Laverock Law Cottages and Glamping
5. Laverock Law Cottages and Glamping
100%
(1)
Bamburgh, England · 1 unit
We are perfectly situated to explore both the Northumbrian Coastal area, including Holy Island , Bamburgh etc but also great for those who wish to discover the amazing Cheviot hills. Our site is managed organically and has won awards for sustainable tourism, itself a true escape and nature paradise.
Showers
Campfires
Potable water
from
£135
/ night
Old Rectory Howick
6. Old Rectory Howick
Alnwick, England · 2 units
The Old Rectory is surrounded by farmland near to Howick Village. Close to the Northumberland Coast we are within walking distance of the Howick Hall Gardens and the seaside Village of Craster. Our Bell Tent and Shepherd's Hut allow you to get close to local wildlife including Hares and Rabbits. Roe deer, hedgehogs, pheasants and songbirds.
Pets
Showers
Campfires
from
£95
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Sarah
August 2025
5 m Class B
Good roomy level gravelled site especially suited to motorhomes but I was happy there in a camper.
Facilities were clean with plenty of hot water.
Christine v prompt in her comms.
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Louise
August 2025
With kids
Absolutely everything about the site was immaculate and so carefully thought out. Beautiful yurts, beautiful surroundings and the most amazing glamping trip.
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Finlay
June 2025
Tent
Beautiful campsite on a working farm. Facilities are clean and effective. The animals that we ran into were friendly, especially a little black cat that was very eager to say hello.
The location was great, site was peaceful and there was very little wind, even with the poor weather that we got on our trip.
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Jon
June 2025
Weekend Trip to Hadrian's Wall Country Yurts
Caroline was fantastic! She made the check-in and check out so easy and ensured our comfort throughout, and the yurt and its facilities were perfect! This place is a gem!
External cooking facilities were great, as was the wood fired hot tub!....perfect for a just needed getaway!
Would certainly stay here again and again!...the yurts décor and cleanliness was exceptional.
Top tip...order the pizza oven...its really worth it.
Thanks again Caroline....
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Tim
May 2025
2 nights at Bamburgh Under Canvas
Beautiful quiet site. The tent felt entirely private/separate from the few others on the site. Well equipped and comfortable. Perfectly located for exploring the North East coast. Campbell was really helpful and made our stay great. Couldn't recommend more!
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Lyle
May 2025
5 m Class B
Lovely spot in the farmland, close to the lakes district. Good hot showers and clean toilets. Would recommend.
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Claire
April 2025
1 m Class B
Fantastic rural location but only 15 mins for M6 set on a working farm in a valley.
So quiet and scenic
Walking distance to village with community pub!
See moreNorthumberland National Park camping guide
Notable campgrounds
- Best for sightseers: Hadrian’s Wall Campsite offers back-to-basics camping just 20 minutes’ walk from the UNESCO-listed landmark.
- Best for families: Herding Hill Farm has a petting farm, playground, and cornershop on site, plus tent pitches, luxury lodges, and a BBQ hut.
Tips for snagging a campsite
- Hadrian’s Wall is one of the main draws of the region, so if you’re looking for last-minute accommodation, consider heading into the park’s more northerly reaches.
- Walk-ins aren’t accepted everywhere, so it’s advisable to book ahead.
- Not all campsites remain open during the low season, but those that do usually have pitches available.
When to go
As the UK’s least populated park, visitors can enjoy tranquility and seclusion year-round, though the sights and delights of summer still bring their fair share of holidaymakers. Adventurers who aren’t put off by a cold wind will find plenty to explore during the winter season, which begins in October, when wintering birds arrive in the dozens and the remote landscape is blanketed by the occasional falling of snow.
Know before you go
- Wheelchair-accessible attractions and viewpoints can be found across the park, including the Vindolanda Roman Fort, Walltown Country Park, and Cawfields Dark Sky Discovery Site.
- Two park visitor centres offer advice, maps, and facilities: Walltown Visitor Centre and The Sill National Landscape Discovery Centre, both near Hadrian’s Wall.
- Payable car parks are available throughout, with the money going into the park’s upkeep. Some free car parks dot the park as well, notably at Lordenshaws Hillfort, Wedder Leap, and Harehaugh Picnic Site.
- As with all of the UK’s outdoor attractions, the Countryside Code applies.
