4 shepherd's huts Glamping parks in Northumberland
4 bookable glamping vacations in Northumberland
All distances are calculated "as the crow flies".
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Hadrian's Wall Campsite
Haltwhistle, Northumberland, England- Friendly, quiet Northumberland site 15 minutes’ walk to Hadrian’s Wall
- C2C and Pennine Way five minutes’ drive; Roman museums 10 minutes
- Abundant wildlife; dogs welcome; essentials shop and morning café
Lucker Mill House
Lucker, Northumberland, England- Adults-only glamping site in private garden grounds
- In Lucker, 10 minutes' drive from Bamburgh or 15 from Seahouses
- Traditional shepherd's huts with woodburning stove and shared kitchen
Old Rectory
Howick, Northumberland, England- Luxury five-metre bell tent in the grounds of a Georgian country house
- A 10-minute drive from Dunstanburgh Castle; Alnwick 15 minutes
- Hot breakfast available
KMF Camping
Kirkharle, Northumberland, England- Small family campsite on the edge of Northumberland National Park
- Wallington five minutes' drive, and Vindolanda 35 minutes
- Bike storage; pick-up from stations; shops and café five minutes’ walk
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