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Site opens 28 April 2008 / site closes 29 September 2008

150 Pitches - Non Members welcome


Beadnell Bay

"The undiscovered coast of North Northumberland"

Walk a few steps from our Club Site at Beadnell Bay and you are among the sand dunes of the North Northumberland Heritage Coast. In the other direction you will find idyllic countryside – a forgotten paradise.



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No caravans allowed Members' and non-members' motorhomes welcome Members' and non-members' tents welcome Members' and non-members' trailer tents welcome
You have won me over to membership of The Camping and Caravanning Club. This is such a well run Site. - Mrs Carter

The Coast and Castles and National Cycle Routes pass the Club Site.

Walkers will enjoy exploring the surrounding Cheviot Hills.

The local sand dunes are a haven for birdlife, even in winter.

Much of the Northumberland Heritage Coast is designated both a Heritage Coast and an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Bamburgh’s Grace Darling Museum commorates the 22-year-old who rescued many sailors in 1838.

The medieval Alnwick Castle makes a good day out, especially for Harry Potter fans who can see locations for the recent films.

Visit some of Northumberland’s many castles and fortified buildings – known as bastles and peletowers. These include Kielder, Bamburgh, and Chillingham.

The Grand Cascade is the largest water feature of its kind in the UK. The Cascade is in Alnwick Garden.

Beadnell and Seahouses harbours are famous for their watersports, attracting divers, anglers, windsurfers and canoeists. The Club Site has a shower for those in wetsuits.

Take a boat from Seahouses to the Farne Islands, home to around 55,000 pairs of nesting puffins.


Did You Know

In the past, Beadnell was very popular with smugglers. In 1762, 2,700 gallons of brandy, over 1,000 gallons of wine and 400 of rum and gin were seized by customs officers.

Worth Noting

This site has Standard Pitches only (no electric hook-up or hardstanding). Steel pegs required for tents due to winds. No designated motor home service point on site, therefore a hose or bucket will be required.

Eat Local

Swallow Fish Ltd in Seahouses supplies local wet fish, including crab and sea bass. Robert Carter and Sons in Bamburgh sells local meat, cheeses and pies. Craster Smoke House smokes and sells fish.


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Beadnell Bay Camping and Caravanning Club Site
Beadnell
Chathill
Northumberland
NE67 5BX

Telephone Number 01665 720586.

No calls after 8pm please.



Site Managers

Bill Lyall, Judy Lyall


Location

OS Map Reference: 75 - NU231297
Latitude: 55.5604
Longitude: -1.6353

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Seasons and Fees

Season Start End
Low 30 Sept 2007 20 Dec 2007
High 21 Dec 2007 3 Jan 2008
Low 4 Jan 2008 12 Mar 2008
Mid 13 Mar 2008 20 Mar 2008
High 21 Mar 2008 24 Mar 2008
Mid 25 Mar 2008 20 Apr 2008
Low 21 Apr 2008 1 May 2008
High 2 May 2008 4 May 2008
Mid 5 May 2008 22 May 2008
High 23 May 2008 31 May 2008
Mid 1 June 2008 10 July 2008
High 11 July 2008 30 Aug 2008
Mid 31 Aug 2008 28 Sept 2008
Low 29 Sept 2008 20 Dec 2008
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High Mid Low
Adult £6.95 £5.15 £4.40
Child £2.25 £2.15 £2.15
Member's age concession rate £6.95 £3.60 £3.10
Special family deal £17.30 £13.55
Additional non member site fee £6.00 £6.00 £6.00
Member back packer £5.05 £3.60 £3.10
Non member back packer £6.45 £5.05 £4.50

  • Members' children camp free in Low Season if accompanied by an adult.

National Cycle Network

Cycle Routes

Click here to find local cycle routes on the National Cycle Network around Beadnell Bay. The National Cycle Network is a groundbreaking project providing over 10,000 miles of safe and attractive cycling and walking routes throughout the UK. The project is coordinated by Sustrans the UK's leading sustainable transport charity.


Regional Weather Check

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Find out by clicking the Met Office link to see the forcast for the area over the next few days.


Public Transport

Nearest Train Station Icon Nearest train station: Chathill - 5 miles Nearest Bus Icon Nearest bus: Outside Site


Special Needs

Seperate disabled facilities The Club was working to improve accessibility of our Sites long before the Disability Discrimination Act came into force in 2004. We are committed to a continual programme of improvements through access audits to ensure our facilities are available to all.


Arrivals after 8pm are only permitted by prior arrangement direct with Holiday Site Managers.