Lodges in Northumberland19 properties found
Eastfield Hall
Eastfield, NorthumberlandManor House
Morpeth, NorthumberlandJamaal Lodge
Amble, NorthumberlandWaterside View - Waterside
Alnwick, NorthumberlandRiverside Country Park
Wooler, NorthumberlandEast Learmouth Lakeside Lodges
Cornhill-on-tweed, NorthumberlandNumber 43 Burnside Lodge
Felton, NorthumberlandBrown Rigg Lodges
Bellingham, NorthumberlandFelmoor Park
Felton, NorthumberlandOtterburn Lodges
Newcastle upon Tyne, NorthumberlandAurora Skies
Morpeth, NorthumberlandFram Park
Longframlington, NorthumberlandInglenook Cottage Lodges
Haltwhistle, NorthumberlandPercy Wood Country Park
Morpeth, Northumberland23 Lakeside Drive
Morpeth, NorthumberlandClover Cottage
Bingfield near Barrasford, NorthumberlandHolmes Lodges
Longframlington, NorthumberlandEast Learmouth Lakeside Lodges - Larch Lodge
Cornhill-on-tweed, NorthumberlandBrada Quarry Park
Bamburgh, NorthumberlandIf you’re looking for a holiday lodge or a log cabin in Northumberland, we have choices with hot tubs, dog friendly or those with Wi-Fi, for more choices click the links.
With many pristine beaches, moorland and hills, public gardens, market towns and other attractions to enjoy, Northumberland is a popular choice for holidaymakers. Outdoors there is the largest forest and reservoir in England, Kielder Water and Forest Park, enjoy sailing, climbing, clay shooting alongside many more pursuits. Northumberland National park is a massive nature reserve full of forests, wild moorland and views stretching for more than 60 miles.
Alnwick Castle is full of art treasures and spectacular floral displays in Alnwick Gardens. Howick Hall is where Lord Grey, British Prime Minister back in the 1800’s, invented Earl Grey Tea, so try a cup here. The Northern Lights in Northumberland, yes it’s not only in Norway and Iceland where you can see this. Hadrian’s Wall is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and stretches for 73 miles from Wallsend to Bowness on the Solway Firth. A day trip to Farne Islands is a must, you will see many thousands of breeding pairs of seabirds that make the Islands their summer home.
The Tyne Valley is famous for farm produced; you can sample the marvellous food in any of the local eateries.