Discover the best top things to do in Northumberland, United Kingdom including Embleton Bay, River Till, Fontburn Reservoir, Langley Dam Fishery, Ferny Rigg Alpacas, River Tweed, Wansbeck Riverside Park, Kielder Water, Haltwhistle Burn, Cawfield Quarry.
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Northumberland is blessed with many beautiful beaches and this wide sandy bay is one of the best. Tucked away behind a golf course and with a view of Dunstanburgh castle this is an unspoilt and well kept secret perfect for dogs and the grandkids loved paddling in the sea.
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Fontburn Reservoir has a stunning walk circling the water with spacious picnic areas where you can spot an abundance of wildlife and wild flowers. There is a fun playground and visitor centre for refreshments and ice cream. Fontburn is also a family friendly fishery offering top class bait and fly fishing to anglers, with access for disabled anglers. The visitor center offers fishing accessories.
Absolutely love this place, my all time favourite to fish for trout, very relaxing and beautiful scenery, very friendly and helpful staff too. Come every so often ????
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Langley Dam is a 14acre reservoir offering fly only fishing. We have boats for hire, and also offer bank and wading fishing. The water is stocked with rainbow, brown and tiger trout. We are a troutmaster water. We also have 4 en-suite glamping cabins on site if you would like a longer stay.
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A fun relaxing stroll in the country with a furry dinosaur who is guaranteed to make you smile. Come and walk one of our wonderful Alpacas in the Upper North Tyne Valley situated in the Northumberland National park. The beautiful countryside is within sight of the Kielder Dam just outside the village of Falstone, close to Bellingham. Booking essential. We also have two holiday cottages at the farm too, these are called Ferny Rigg Byre and Merry Burn Barn. Bookable through cottages.com
Had the most amazing morning! Thank you to Caroline and Dave the nicest hosts, really lovely people and made the trip even better! The alpacas are just so cute and friendly - i didn’t want to leave ????. You got to feed, walk and learn all about the alpacas in such a beautiful surrounding, great for all ages. Will defo be booking again and coming back!
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The principal river of the Scottish Borders forms the boundary between England and Scotland for some distance.
No matter where you are in berwick the tweed is only a few minutes away. Sit on the quay side enjoying a cuppa or walk the riverside walk trail lovely walk alongside a very historic river.
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