Bockenfield Lodges

Situated in the Bockenfield Country Holiday Park near West Thirston, Northumberland is this beautifully presented duo, Bockenfield Lodges. Each with their own off-road parking and veranda, the lodges are the ideal holiday homes for families or friends. With so much to see and do in the area, while enjoying an idyllic location nestled within the countryside yet just a short drive from the coast, there is something for everyone. You can stock up on your essentials at the nearby shop, The Hillrise Stores, though your evening entertainment can be fulfilled at the on-site pub, and for the children there is a play area. Just outside of the park, you will find Northumberland Country Zoo, ideal for any animal-lovers of your group, and a little further afield, the grand, Victorian National Trust property, Cragside.

Heading towards the coast, a scenic car journey will take you to Druridge Bay beach, a beautiful golden sand and dune beach, ideal for evening strolls, or beachcombing with the children. Nearby, Morpeth is a beautiful town home to Whitehouse Farm Centre and Bothal Castle. Whitehouse Farm Centre is a great place to visit for a day out with the family, with plenty of activities and attractions for everyone to enjoy, while Bothal Castle is a stunning historic building for the culture vultures of your party. Amble is a charming harbour village resting on the coast. It's a great place to relax and enjoy the stunning views of the sea and there are plenty of attractions in the area, including Warkworth Castle and Hauxley Wildlife Discovery Centre.

The Old Boathouse is a popular restaurant and bar, and there are also plenty of cafes and pubs in the village. Finally, why not visit Alnwick, a historic town with a number of attractions that draw visitors from all over the world. Alnwick Castle and its gardens are a must-see, with its imposing walls and magnificent grounds while The Alnwick Garden Poison Garden is a unique attraction that is not to be missed. Choose Bockenfield Lodges for a memorable break to Northumberland.