Overview
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Top site for pubs
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Top site for beaches
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Top site for dogs
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Top site for cycling
Enjoy this quiet site in an area known for its beaches, birds and castles.
• 1 mile from North Northumberland Heritage Coast
• Great site for walking
• Children’s play area
The surrounding area
Nearby to Dunstan Hill Club Site is the pleasant woodland walk to the nearby beach and village of Craster – home of the kipper. Visit Dunstanburgh Castle north of here, the backdrop to the glorious, safe sandy expanse of Embleton Bay.
The imposing Bamburgh Castle overlooks the Farne Islands – the summer ‘home’ of more than 100,000 pairs of breeding seabirds and later in the year the islands become the pupping grounds to a colony of grey seals.
South of our Dunstan Hill campsite is Alnwick Castle, probably best known for its role as Hogwarts in the Harry Potter films. Horticulture fans will love the gardens home to a giant holly serpent and some of the world’s most poisonous plants.
Beadnell Bay, a paradise for water sport lovers and Seahouses, a colourful fishing port are both worth visiting.
Key facilities
• Toilets and showers
• Designated dog walk
• Club Site WiFi
• Children’s play area
• Dedicated accessible facilities
More about Dunstan Hill Club Site
Stunning views, sweeping sandy beaches, abundant wildlife and a dramatic coastline steeped in history are all accessible from our Dunstan Hill Club campsite. Situated just a mile from the North Northumberland Heritage Coast, this rural campsite is a restful base from which to explore the popular ‘castle coast’.
The spacious, mainly level campsite is bordered by trees and offers a mix of hardstand and grass pitches. Facilities are clean and tidy and campers can expect toilets and showers, parent and baby room, a laundry and separate washing up area and a children’s play area.
Events and attractions
• Howick Hall Gardens
• Beadnell Bay
• Dunstanburgh Castle
Worth Noting
Dedicated area for ball games and a play area. Ask at reception for discounts from some local attractions. Mobile phone reception is poor. Satnav from South may direct you to Dunstan Village, ignore turning and follow road to Embleton.
Eat Local
Craster, home of the Craster kippers, is an hour's walk from the site, as is The Ship Inn in Newton, which serves beer from its own micro brewery.