Top Things to do in Berwick upon Tweed
Countries
What to do and see in Berwick upon Tweed, England: The Best Outdoor Activities
Discover the best top things to do in Berwick upon Tweed, United Kingdom including Active 4 Seasons, Goswick Golf Club, Magdalene Fields Golf Club, The Lowry Trail, Hay Farm Heavy Horse Centre, Cocklawburn Beach, Spittal Beach, Spittal Beach, Scotland-England Border, Berwick Boat Trips.
Restaurants in Berwick upon Tweed
1. Active 4 Seasons
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Active 4 Seasons aims to 'Develop your Desire for Adventure'. Based in the amazing North Northumberland and the Scottish Borders we offer a range of adventure activities but mainly paddlesports on the local rivers and the North Sea. We offer guided trips or coaching to individuals, couples, families, small groups, youth groups including Guides and Scouts and Schools, Colleges and Universities. Having lived and worked in the area since 1999 we have the most experienced and highly qualified paddlesport coach in the area. We offer a safe and suitable adventures matching your experience and needs. We have a wide range of paddlesports equipment including 2 and 3 open canoe, river kayaks, sea kayak, surf kayaks, surf skis for your use and also offer equipment hire to people we have taken out at some point or who are experienced enough to use on a suitable body of water. We do also offer intro rock climbing, Summer family coasteering sessions and history cycle tours.
2. Goswick Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Reviewed By Sivaharan_S
Well is golf not full of pleasant surprises. Living in Edinburgh and having golfed for 20+ years I've played many of the fabled UK and Ire top 100. Rarely have I googled England's Top 100. Just 70 minutes from Edinburgh and less from Newcastle / Hexham myself and a pal had a week arranged. Matfen Hall was good as an experience. but Goswick was a genuine pleasure. Rarely have we left a club so sad to be moving on. The welcome was rare. The pro was on fine form. Nothing was a bother, even a late request to play off the white tees. And local members wished us all the best, chuckling quietly to themselves as we had no clue as to what truly lay in store. Hole after hole of immaculate tee boxes, rough cut to challenge, not kill you, and greens that were incredible. Bunkers in place for 129 years; silently guarding their greens. The sun shone and the wind blew but morale never dipped. It helped we tied on Stableford and nailed the SSS of 73 off the Champ Tees. Yes it was in good nick as the Open Qualifier was held here recently but it is clear the course is magical. As we left at 8pm I noted the clubhouse remained immaculate, and the lockers rooms had been swept and mopped throughly... Everything about this place smacks of well run, and for a jobbing golfer it offers a savage test. For anyone half decent, a challenge that will endure long after I've lost the scorecard from our day. We will return. Again. And again.
3. Magdalene Fields Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By Worlad - Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
I love this place but be warned keep it straight and on the fairways You put it in the rough and you will suffer It has a varied range of holes One of the best part 3 you will come across You fire over the cliffs great hole Well worth a visit
4. The Lowry Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 175 reviews
Reviewed By DonaldQuackers
Our first visit to Berwick and we had no idea Lowry had been taken by the town/river/people and that he visited so often. The tourist boards at the various places along the walk where he painted the views display his works.
5. Hay Farm Heavy Horse Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 322 reviews
Hay Farm Heavy Horse Centre, is a traditional old working farm museum. Get up & personal with the resident gentle giants, the Clydesdales, learn their history and browse through an extensive museum collection of old working farm machinery and associated memorabilia. The Centre does not charge for admission but is ran as a not for profit organisation and donations are welcomed- all monies donated are directed back into the centre for its upkeep and the welfare of the horses, as Hay Farm is also a registered rescue Centre for heavy horses. The centre is largely undercover and is wheelchair friendly. Dogs are welcome on leads. Refreshments are available from the gift shop and homemade picnics can be supplied by prior arrangement. Group/ Large Parties are welcomed, please book for guided tours. Coaches welcome. Each third Sunday of the month visitors are able to peruse around the Farmers Market. THE CENTRE IS CLOSED ON A MONDAY EXCEPT FOR BANK HOLIDAYS THE CENTRE WAS SHOWN ON BBC COUNTRYFILE IN APRIL AND ALSO WAS RUNNER UP IN THE WOW AWARDS FOR BEST TOURIST ATTRACTION.
Reviewed By HazLouise - Gloucestershire, United Kingdom
Visited today (having visited the area two years ago and didn’t even know it was here - a real hidden gem) and we all (Grandma and my four year old son) really enjoyed it. The staff are so friendly and helpful, but at the same time leave you be to see the pigs, the sheep, the geese, the ducks and most importantly the ‘heavies’. It’s clear to see these beautiful animals are all much loved members of the family, the staff speak with such fondness of them. Being able to get so close to such giants to pet and stroke them and give them a treat is very special (if you love horses). Looking at the history behind Farm technology and how the horses were used is fascinating - and seeing all the impressive harnesses, bridles and leatherwork displayed gave a true sense of how strong these animals are. A gift shop where you can buy a souvenir and grab a slice of cake and coffee really completes the trip. Sad to miss the carriage rides but if we’re ever in the area again visit Hay Farm Heavies would definitely be on our must see list. Thank you to the boys (Teddy, Merlin, Scot, Dan and cheeky Stan) for being so patient and gentle and Cane and Sparkle too!
6. Cocklawburn Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By margareth273 - Leeds, United Kingdom
What a lovely surprise to find this gorgeous beach. We saw the signs on our way to Spittal so went to Cocklawburn. The parking is good and when the tide is low the beach is amazing. It is good solid sand for walking and for the dog to run on. Our dog ran so fast and so much he actually pulled a hind leg muscle but he did really enjoy it I have to say. There is so much beach available for him to just set off and go CRAZY ????. It also does the soul good to have a blowey winter walk on a lovely beach. An absolutely superb beach and the bonus is free parking.
7. Spittal Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By H7742ZXdianem - County Durham, United Kingdom
Loved the clean promenade, flat with lots of benches along the way. At the southern end of the promenade there are some fantastic photo opportunities with regard to rock pools/rock formations.
8. Spittal Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By R9284ONcherylm
We enjoyed a lovely walk along the beach which we found to be very clean. There were lots of dogs around but no mess left behind. We enjoyed skimming stones, looking for shells and taking photos of the cliffs.
9. Scotland-England Border
10. Berwick Boat Trips
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 49 reviews
TAGS
