Pet Friendly Holidays Northumberland

With a private hot tub bubbling and ready for your arrival and a wonderful jacuzzi bath in the family bathroom, Hazon Burn Lodge is the perfect environment in which to escape the stresses and strains of everyday life.

Relax outside backing onto the backdrop of trees set in a quiet corner on this wonderful county style park. With wildlife and walks from the door, a small on-site bar for making new friends and free golf on the 9-hole golf course you are in for an amazing treat. Whether you stay with friends or a small family this is an ideal location for that well deserved short break or a week’s treat away. With a contemporary raised deck with seating and a separate seating area around the hot tub, the owners have given a lot of thought to the layout inside and out for the guest’s privacy. Decorated internally with wood the lodge has a Scandinavian feel and the two smart TVs and modern décor lend a lovely airy feel just perfect for up to four guests.

Set only a mile from the A1 this friendly country park is ideally located for exploring the whole of this diverse county. Northumberland was the winner of the 2018 English Tourist Awards for the best county to visit. Whether you travel over to the stunning heritage coast with miles of golden beaches, peppered with castles, or over to Hadrian’s Wall to perhaps see a Roman Fort or maybe head over to the Dark Sky National Park, there is so much to see and do here you are sure to want to return.

Nearby Alnwick is home to the Duke of Northumberland, the famous castle being featured in Harry Potter is a huge attraction as is the Duchess water gardens. Alnwick has some cobbled streets and a selection of cafés, pubs and shops to while away a few hours. Travel a few minutes away to Morpeth, an historic and important little town where you will find plenty of shops and cafés as well as riverside boats and leisure complex. You may wish to travel north to Berwick on Tweed, under an hour away where you can be close to the Scottish Borders taking a day to discover more history about the county. After a busy day, return back to your relaxing hot tub where you can treasure the memories to take home with you.

Red Hen Cottage is just perfect for families, friends or couples, offering a country style retreat with a private hot tub and cosy wood burner - not to mention the spa bath in the bathroom. This stone-built cottage is all on one level and has great attention to detail throughout the generous-sized rooms, with top quality hotel style beds and bedding ensuring a comfy stay. All the rooms have TVs with the living room and kitchen/dining room having 50” Smart TVs, ensuring you don’t miss out on any of your favourite TV shows. South facing, you may be lucky enough to see a beautiful sunrise or sunset and the cottage is just lovely in all seasons. Away from the crowds the location offers a real country experience, yet you are so close to all the amenities a few minutes’ drive away.

The location is close to Warkworth and Amble, two of the top tourist destinations in Northumberland. Warkworth is a picture-postcard village with the castle sat at the top, great cafés and a few friendly pubs. Amble is larger with a working harbour and bustling little harbour front with a great Sunday market, shopping pods and more restaurants and pubs. Alnwick Castle and Gardens is only 11 miles away and really worth a visit during your stay. A little further you will find Craster, a pretty little village with an array of amenities. Travel a further to Seahouses, 25 miles, for a real seaside experience with fish and chips and boat rides to the Farne Islands to see the seals or puffins. The border town of Berwick is only 40 miles away, steeped in history, and once belonging to Scotland. A walk through the surrounding farmland and countryside will take you to an award winning ice cream parlour. Don’t forget you can easily travel inland too, over towards the stunning National Park where you can witness the true diversity that Northumberland has to offer. Voted the best county to holiday in the 2018 British Tourism Awards, the county is reputedly the friendliest in England and you are sure to find true ‘Geordie hospitality’. Beach 4 miles. Shop 3 miles, pub and restaurant 1¾ miles.

With the bubbling hot tub just waiting for your arrival, The Hideaway allows you a well-deserved escape whether a shot break away or your annual holiday. Located on a peaceful park surrounded by wonderful woodland walks, it’s a real haven for wildlife, where you are could spot some deer, red squirrels, and a variety of wild birds. The on-site 9-golf course and flood-lit driving range is a real bonus for golf enthusiasts.

This charming lodge, perfect for families and friends sleeping up to six, has a bright living space, with a kitchen, open plan dining area and living room. With a bright and airy space, large flat screen TV and free Wi-Fi it is an ideal choice for families and friends of all ages to come away and relax. The hot tub is just outside, with a screened area and canopy offering privacy, with a barbecue and seating area this is a perfect area for total relaxation and chill out time.

Percy Woods is a well-established country park with a small golf club bar on site perfect for making some new friends. This is a great central location for discovering the Northumberland Heritage coast and surrounding countryside, including castles, stately homes, market towns, pretty villages and beaches. On-site there’s a children’s adventure playground area set close to the entrance away from the lodge, multi-purpose games court, social areas and plenty of woodland walks.

Within walking distance of a small Northumbrian village, Swarland, where you can have afternoon tea at the local coffee shop. In the evening relax with a drink at Swarland village club which often hosts live acts and bingo. The surrounding villages are a fabulous chance to sample some Northumbrian hospitality. Alnwick is home to the majestic castle featured in Harry Potter and Downton Abbey, and here you can discover the cobbled streets and the friendly cafes and pubs. The stunning heritage coast is easily reached via the nearby road network ensuring easy access to all the top visitor attractions throughout this diverse and friendly county. Discover Roman Forts over at Hadrian’s Wall or travel north up to Berwick on Tweed close to the Scottish Borders. Wherever you travel in this friendly county you will be sure of a warm “Geordie” welcome.

The outstanding views towards Amble Marina and beyond to Warkworth will have you enthralled from the moment you arrive. This luxury townhouse with splashes of colour is perfect for couples, families and friends to share some time together, relaxing and unwinding. Perfect for family holidays or for that impromptu short break with friends to enjoy everything Kittiwake has to offer. Walking from the front door into the town centre is literally 2 minutes with plenty of shops, bakeries and abundance of cafés and pubs to keep all ages happy. The rear area can be enjoyed to sit out and watch the boats over on the marina whilst the first floor living room is a joy to unwind in.
Amble is known as the friendliest port and a warm welcome awaits from the locals. Plenty of little cafés and pubs are around of all types including super seafood eateries and an award winning ice cream parlour. The kiddies may like to hire a little beach hut for a nominal charge available from the harbour master, located on the Little Shore by the Pier, they are a lovely little treat for a day. The market is busy on Sundays with visitors and locals and pop by into the little shopping pods and the Lobster Fishery to see how lobsters are reared and perhaps pick up some fresh seafood.
Trips to Coquet Island are a nice treat in the summer or a walk along the coastal path to Warkworth to see the castle and riverside is a nice morning out. Nearby Alnwick is the home to the famous castle used in Harry Potter, whilst the heritage coast line, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, stretches from here up to Berwick-on-Tweed. Days out can be as diverse as you wish, head over to Hadrian’s Wall or onto the National Park, or perhaps a rainy day trip to the Metro Centre one of the largest in the UK. No matter your age there is plenty to see and do in this beautiful area, the county of Northumberland is truly an unspoilt county which you will be sure to want to return.

The outstanding views towards Amble Marina and beyond to Warkworth will have you enthralled from the moment you arrive. This luxury townhouse with splashes of colour is perfect for couples, families and friends alike to share some time together, relaxing and unwinding. Enjoy that perfect family holidays or an impromptu short break with friends to enjoy everything Marina View has to offer. Walking from the front door into the town centre is just a 2-minute stroll, with plenty of shops, bakeries and abundance of cafes and pubs to enjoy. The properties rear decked area can be enjoyed to sit out and watch the boats over on the Marina whilst the first floor living room is a joy to unwind in. The ground floor bedroom and bathroom is ideal for those who may find stairs more challenging.
Amble is widely known as ‘the friendliest port’ and a warm welcome awaits from the locals. Plenty of little cafes and pubs are around of all varieties, including super seafood eateries and an award winning ice cream parlour. Hire a little beach hut for a nominal charge available from the Harbour Master, located at the Little Shore by the Pier, they are truly a lovely little treat for a day. The local Sunday market is bustling with visitors and locals, why not pop by into the little shopping pods and the Lobster Fishery to see how lobsters are grown, or perhaps pick up some fresh seafood.
Trips to Coquet Island are a wonderful treat in the summer, or alternatively take a walk along the coastal path to Warkworth to see the castle and riverside, a lovely morning out. Nearby Alnwick is home to the famous castle used in the Harry Potter films, whilst the heritage coast line Area of Natural Beauty stretches from here up to Berwick-on-Tweed. Days out can be as diverse as you wish, head over to Hadrian’s Wall or onto the National Park, or perhaps during a rainy day, take a trip to the Metro Centre for some retail therapy, one of the largest in the UK. No matter your age there is plenty to see and do in this beautiful area, the county of Northumberland is truly an unspoilt county which you will be sure to want to return another time. Beach 200 yards. Shop 110 yards, pub and restaurant 520 yards.

The bubbling hot tub awaits your arrival - Aintree Lodge is perfectly located backing onto trees in a quiet spot of the beautiful Percy Wood Country Retreat in Swarland, not far from Alnwick. This modern and delightful lodge has a bright, airy space with large windows and French doors leading onto the raised deck maximising the views over the park to the countryside. An ideal retreat for couples, friends or a family for that much deserved short break or a weeklong holiday.
The area around the park has plenty of wildlife, where you are likely to see deer, red squirrels, and lots of birdlife, as well as the ducks from the duckponds on-site. Plenty of walks can be taken right from your door to enjoy this lovely country park. Aintree Lodge has an inviting cosy open plan living space which is perfect for sharing special times with friends or loved ones. The large Smart TV is ideal for catching all the latest news and films, and with free Wi-Fi everyone is happy.
The 18-hole golf course on-site is free to visitors of Aintree Lodge, and on-site is a friendly club house with bar serving food which is open most days. A small children’s play area is situated near the entrance and an on-site food van is usually parked at the top of the park.
Aintree Lodge is in a perfect location for travelling around this stunning county, from coast to countryside Northumberland has something for everyone. A short drive takes you onto the coast where you can discover miles of golden sands and friendly villages peppered with ancient castles and history along the way. Alnwick is nearby, where the Duke of Northumberland still resides in the castle, which you can visit and see some of the areas used in TV’s ’Downton Abbey’ and the ’Harry Potter’ films. The little village of Swarland has a small café and village club where visitors are welcomed.

Overlooking the sand dunes and sea, Coastal Retreat is a luxury family home from home in a perfect location to walk to the sea, harbour and little town centre. A perfect place for that coastal break to rewind and relax.
Located in Amble, known as the friendliest port, Coastal Retreat sleeps eight people over three levels. The house has a contemporary feel with splashes of colour reflected in the soft furnishings and wall art. The living room is perfectly located on the first floor with doors opening onto a small balcony, bringing the outside in, with beautiful views to the sea. The property is elegant yet retains family charm so all the family will feel at home. With a handy snug off the kitchen/diner this is a great extra space to use if the grown ups want some peace up on the first floor watching out over the lovely scenery.
This modern town house built in 2020 is built in a seaside design, set on three floors with an enclosed rear garden where there is plenty of space to spread out and relax.
Amble town and harbour is only a few minutes’ walk with some lovely little cafés, seafood restaurants and pubs and an exquisite award winning ice cream parlour. Fish and chips are a must whilst staying in Amble with some situated on the harbour. The town has a thriving Sunday morning market and a selection of little shopping pods ideal for browsing. The beach huts are set on the shore and a walk along the pier is a delight for all ages. Take a boat ride over to Coquet Island or enjoy a leisurely walk along to Warkworth Castle, only a couple of miles away, a picture postcard village steeped in history. Nearby Alnwick, famed for the castle and gardens, is a short drive as is the start of the Heritage Coast stretching all the way up to Berwick on Tweed AONB.
Northumberland has something to offer everyone whether you stay at the coast or travel to visit Hadrian’s Wall and the Dark Sky National Park, you will never run out of places to visit and things to see. Beach 200 yards. Shop 650 yards, pub 300 yards and restaurant 300 yards.

Combining contemporary style and comfort, Pelican Rest is a coastal retreat ideal for couples or a small family looking to relax in luxury. Brand new semi detached house built in 2023, the property is on a small development in Amble with all amenities, restaurants and beach nearby - the perfect place to stay. The property benefits from private parking for two cars, including an electric vehicle charging point (charges apply), a lovely lawned garden with outdoor seating on the patio area and welcomes up to two dogs, with prior agreement.
Decorated and finished to a high standard, with contemporary furnishings and luxury touches throughout. The stylish living room has comfortable sofas set around a modern fireplace, with Smart TV and high speed fibre broadband. To the rear is a dining kitchen fully equipped for all your staycation needs, French doors lead out to the attractive lawned garden with table and chairs.
Situated in an ideal spot just a 10-15 minute flat, level walk to the nearest beach and bustling marina. Visit the popular daytime fish restaurant, where you can enjoy great food and sit and watch the world go by or stop by an award winning bistro, an artisan ice cream shop and plenty of independent pop-up shops in the harbour village selling local art, produce and interesting gifts. Close to micro brewery that often has street food vans - stunning beers and food.
The medieval village of Warkworth, with its impressive castle ruins towering over the main street, can be reached within 10 minutes by car or a pleasant 45-minute walk. A little further, the golden beaches of Alnmouth and Druridge Bay. The historic market town of Alnwick, with its castle and stunning Alnwick Gardens, cobbled streets with independent shops, galleries and excellent eateries, can be reached very easily from Amble, making it the perfect seaside cottage to enjoy the immediate surroundings and to explore further afield. Beach 1 mile. Pub and restaurant ¾ mile.

This superb Scandinavian style lodge is the ideal place to get away from the hustle and bustle of every day life and just relax. There are beautiful walks in tranquil countryside from the door and it is just a short drive to the village of Warkworth with its magnificent castle.
Nestling within the grounds of Eastfield Hall, the lodge is spacious and inviting, providing unique accommodation and perfect for that relaxing break away. Sleeping up to five people in comfort having a master double bedroom with en-suite shower and toilet, and a family room with kingsize bed and a single day bed. The living and dining area are bright and airy with a double height ceiling, and furnished to a high standard with two comfortable sofas and armchair, a 42” TV and DVD player and a welcoming log-effect fire for colder winter evenings. The spacious kitchen is fully fitted and contains all appliances needed for a successful self catering break or longer holiday, including a halogen hob and double electric oven. There are lovely views to open countryside from the kitchen window. A pleasant conservatory is the ideal place to sit with a drink and admire the views. Outside is a large fully enclosed, lawned garden complete with rattan table and chairs and reclining loungers, a wonderful spot to enjoy an al fresco meal. There is Wi-Fi internet access available for guests to use.
The nearby village of Warkworth, whose skyline is dominated by it’s ancient castle, is a short drive away and has an interesting variety of galleries, shops, authentic pubs, restaurants and cafés, including a French patisserie, and is centrally placed for discovering all of the beaches, islands, castles, historic houses, towns and villages in historic Northumbria. There is a defibrillator located in the Eastfield Hall grounds. Beach 3 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 2 miles.

This beautiful detached cottage, which has been awarded a 4 star Gold Award from the British Travel Awards, set in the pretty and peaceful small village of Acklington. Very close to Amble and Warkworth two popular places yet very different, a village pub is only a few minutes’ walk from your cottage and an award winning ice cream dairy is only a mile along a winding country lane.
Your stone built holiday home is all on one level with fabulous attention to details throughout. The large open plan living space has been carefully designed to offer comfort whilst offering that feeling of being somewhere special. Bright and airy with comfortable seating and stylish furnishings. With two bedrooms, one with a kingsize bed, the Jack and Jill bathroom leads from here or into the passage way for easy access if there are four guests.
Nearby Warkworth has the castle that sits at the top of the hill dominating the village with a lovely riverside walk and quaint bespoke shops and cafes. Amble is a popular small seaside town with a working harbour, harbour pod shopping area and plenty of cafes and restaurants. Acklington village is an ideal location to explore all the surrounding areas, Northumberland is such a diverse county with miles of golden sandy beaches nearby and the most stunning National Park famed for its dark skies. Head up further north and discover Holy Island where the Lindisfarne Gospels were kept and Bamburgh with the cliff top castle. Wherever you go from Ivy Cottage you will be sure of a warm and genuine welcome from the local Northumbrian people. Beach 3 miles.