Beadnell Bay - Camping and Caravanning Club Site

Best for

Beach lovers, walkers, cyclists, wildlife spotters, history fans

Recharge your batteries on the wild and beautiful beaches of the Northumberland Coast with a stay at Beadnell Bay Club Site. Conveniently located a short walk from the beach and from the town of Beadnell, this campsite is the perfect launchpad to explore this area’s stunning coastal walks and ancient castles.

Hidden gems

This level and spacious site features grass and hardstanding pitches for all unit types, and includes handy facilities such as a motorhome service point, a designated dog walk, and laundry facilities. A short walk will bring you to Beadnell’s dramatic sandy and rocky beach, which, like many beaches in this region, is somewhat of a hidden gem. From here, you can access great walking and cycling routes and explore all around this region.

Birds of a feather

History fans will appreciate the number of fascinating castles in this area, from the dramatic Bamburgh in the north to the mysterious ruins of Dunstanburgh in the south. You can also visit the charming market town of Alnwick, which has its own impressive castle, by using regular bus services. This area is also a wildlife haven. The rocky shores are home to seals, while the nearby Farne Islands serve as a sanctuary for migratory seabirds, such as puffins and guillemots. 

Don’t miss your opportunity to camp by the coast and see some of the UK’s rarest wildlife and most fascinating castles – book your stay at Beadnell Bay.

Seasonal price guide (2025)

• Low season: from £11.30 per person per night
• Mid season: from £13.70 per person per night
• High season: from £16.30 per person per night

Pitch types explained

Worth noting

• This site is located just across the road from the beach (which is a bit rocky), but unfortunately, there are no sea views from any of the pitches.
• This campsite is exposed to sea breezes and gusts of wind.
• Steel pegs are required for tents due to winds and gazebos can't be erected.
• Please note that a 25 metre electric lead is required for both hard standing, and grass with electric pitches.
• Shower available for those with wetsuits.
• Filler hose needed for Motorhome Service Point.
• The use of internal heating or cooking apparatus, using combustible fuels such as wood or coal is restricted at Beadnell Bay.

Eat local

Swallow Fish Ltd in Seahouses supplies local produce including crab and seabass. Robert Carter & Sons in Bamburgh sell local meats, cheeses and pies.

Club site map

Please download a copy of the Beadnell Bay Club Site map.