Pet Friendly Holidays Northumberland

A traditional lodge resting in the Bockenfield Country Holiday Park near West Thirston. Hot tub. Countryside views. Open-plan living. Pet-friendly. Morpeth 8.6 miles; Amble 9.5 miles; Alnwick 10.8 miles.

A lovely single-storey lodge in Felton, Northumberland. Hot tub. Beautiful views. On-site facilities. Alnwick 10.8 miles; Newcastle 23.6 miles; Whitley Bay 24.5 miles.

With plenty of space for six people and suitable for all age groups, this charming detached house with a sun room and rear enclosed garden for sitting out, is perfect for spending time together on a much deserved short break or annual holiday.

Dunpullin has plenty of space for your bikes, surfboards or kayaks with private parking to the front. The enclosed garden to the rear is a lovely place to let the children play whilst you sit in the sunroom with a morning cup of tea or an evening glass of wine. The ramp access and ground floor wet shower room and bedroom are ideal for those who don’t like to climb stairs, making this charming holiday home ideal for all the family.
Located only a few minutes from the coast with a popular ice cream and fish & chip parlour at Blyth beach which popular with locals and visitors. With easy access to the unspoilt beaches of Northumberland, nearby Cambois beach is usually very quiet, and Newbiggin by the sea only a short drive away has a sweeping bay with a long promenade and the only east coast offshore statues. Nearby Bedlington has plenty of friendly pubs, cafés, restaurants and shops and a lovely pub is nearby.

Close to a great road network for exploring all this fabulous unspoilt county, from Hadrian’s Wall in the west with Roman Forts and Museums to explore, to the Dark Sky National Park of Kielder, the golden beaches and historic castles up and down the coast. A perfect base from which to explore the many visitor attractions up and down the county.

This extraordinary three-storey cottage rests on the coast of Amble in Northumberland. Enclosed garden. Sea views. Contemporary interior. Alnmouth 6.6 miles; Newcastle upon Tyne 28.3 miles.

Set on a quiet side street of this friendly little seaside village, Sanderlings is an ideal retreat for up to five people. Only a few hundred yards walk down to the seafront and beach and close to the golf course this comfortable family style home has all you need for that well deserved break by the seaside. With a large kitchen/diner area and separate living room. Newbiggin by the sea still has a few fishing boats and the lifeboat station is one of the oldest in England. The beach sweeps around the bay with the Church Point at one end with a lovely cliff top walk looking over the sea. The promenade is almost a mile long, a nice flat stroll on an evening or in the mornings to blow away the cobwebs. Set in the centre of the promenade is a wonderful Italian ice cream parlour popular with locals and visitors set on the piazza where you may be lucky to see live music on the bandstand in the summer.
The village has all you need with an excellent bakery, takeaways, pubs, fruit shop and a good size supermarket. Travel over to Creswell and Druridge Bay for miles of unspoilt coast then head up onto the heritage coastal route and discover the castles and sites that make Northumberland Special. Day trips can be taken in all directions, a popular attraction is Hadrian’s Wall over to the west, stop off at a Roman Fort en-route. Holy Island is North and home to the Lindisfarne Gospels (check the tides) reached by a causeway, steeped in history it shouldn’t be missed whilst in the area. The pretty market town of Morpeth is only 8 miles with lots of excellent restaurants, bars and shops with an Edwardian Shopping Arcade. Head south to Tynemouth and Whitley Bay and walk along the vast promenade with plenty to see and do, children may enjoy the Sealife centre. Newbiggin by the sea is popular with surfers and paddle boarders as well as great sea fishing, and rock pooling whilst admiring the only east coast off shore sculpture set in the sea “The Couple” designed by Sean Henry.

A tasteful holiday home for up to six people in four bedrooms. High Shaftoe has a stunning garden to the rear of almost an acre. With varied seating areas and a beautiful pond to relax around. There is even an onsite observatory with electric and water to sit and star gaze in this gorgeous dark sky area bring along your telescope or binoculars. With ample space for couples or families, High Shaftoe is bright and airy, tastefully decorated throughout to offer a cosy and very comfortable holiday experience. The large farmhouse kitchen has been completely renovated in 2021 providing plenty of space to sit and share a special meal and make new memories to cherish back home. One of only three properties on site with commanding views over the countryside but set only a mile from the road you feel like you are out in the country, yet you can be in a pub or restaurant in just a few minutes.
Situated only 3 miles north of the picturesque village of Belsay with a lovely little village shop, Belsay Hall and Gardens are only 5 miles while the pretty historic market town of Morpeth is only 14 miles with a fabulous choice of restaurants, bars and shops. Nearby Ponteland has some nice upmarket stores, restaurants and cafes. The start of the beautiful and unspoilt heritage coastline is only 40 minutes where a day exploring the many castles and golden sandy beaches can be enjoyed. Visit Alnwick and the famous castle used in Harry Potter and Downton Abbey, only 27 miles.

A wonderful two-bedroom cottage perched in Thropton, Northumberland. Private garden. Close to amenities. Near a National Park. Romantic. Alnwick 13.8 miles.

Crescent by the Sea is within easy walking distance of the beach and long promenade which stretches along the seafront in this friendly seaside village. With four bedrooms and a lovely heated conservatory overlooking the enclosed lawned garden, this is a wonderful holiday home to spend time in with your family, friends or for couples to relax and unwind in.

Visitors to this comfortable holiday home will have a private parking space where you can leave the car and hop on a bus at the nearby bus stop to reach some lovely towns and villages. Newbiggin still has a few fishing boats and the lifeboat station is one of the oldest in England. The beach sweeps around the bay with the Church Point at one end with a lovely cliff top walk looking over the sea. The promenade is almost a mile long, a nice flat stroll in the evening, or in the mornings to blow away the cobwebs. Set in the centre of the promenade is a wonderful Italian ice cream parlour popular with locals and visitors, set on the piazza where you may be lucky to see live music on the bandstand in the summer. The village has all you need with an excellent bakery, takeaways, pubs, fruit shop, fish and chips and a good size supermarket.
Nearby Cresswell and Drurudge Bay has miles of unspoilt coast, then head north onto the Heritage Coast and discover the castles and villages that make Northumberland special. Day trips can be taken in all directions; a popular attraction is Hadrian’s Wall over to the west, stop off at a Roman fort en route. Holy Island is north and home to the Lindisfarne Gospels, reached by a causeway (check the tides). Steeped in history, it shouldn’t be missed whilst in the area. The pretty market town of Morpeth is only 8 miles with lots of excellent restaurants, bars and shops with an Edwardian shopping arcade. Head south to Tynemouth and Whitley Bay and walk along the vast promenade with plenty to see and do. Children may enjoy the Sea Life Centre. Newbiggin-by-the-Ssea is popular with surfers and paddle boarders and there is great sea fishing and rock pooling whilst admiring the only east coast offshore sculpture, ‘The Couple’, designed by Sean Henry.

Welcome to The Old Workshop, just a couple of minutes from the bustling centre of Keswick. It’s perfect for groups of couples and families, and if you’re looking for an excellent base for that family reunion, look no further. The Old Workshop is located in a quiet residential street, just off the town centre. There’s a private parking space and ample street parking meaning you can leave the car behind and enjoy this popular market town on foot.
Keswick is full of narrow streets with independent shops and courtyards, and has an abundance of bars, pubs, restaurants, cafés, coffee shops, delis, outdoor shops, and every other type of shopping experience you could imagine. This traditional market town is full of great things to discover. If you like culture check out the Theatre by The Lake, with award-winning arts and drama on the banks of Derwentwater, where you can also hire a rowing boat or even take a dip if you need to cool down. For fun you could try Puzzling Place, a mind-boggling attraction based on optical illusions or the Derwent Pencil Museum, home to the largest pencil in the world. Or if you want a wild day out, try The Lake District Wildlife Park at Bassenthwaite being 8 miles away, or The Lakes Distillery offering daily tasting and tours, which is also only 8 miles from the property. If you like walking, cycling and climbing, you are surrounded by some amazing scenery and routes around Latrigg and Catbells, and nearby you’ll find Skiddaw, Blencathra and Helvellyn to name a few. Beach 22¾ miles. Pub and restaurant ¼ mile.

Ad Gefrin is set in the pretty and peaceful small village of Acklington, very close to Amble and Warkworth. A village pub is only a few minutes’ walk from your cottage and there is an award-winning ice cream dairy only a mile away along a winding country lane.
Your stone-built, semi-detached holiday home is set on a small development overlooking fields to the rear 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, being bright and airy with comfortable seating and stylish furnishings. The modern kitchen is furnished with a small breakfast table, and all the facilities to cook and enjoy some special evenings in. With four bedrooms, two with Hypnos mattresses and one en-suite, and a large modern family bathroom with an anti-scald bath tap, this modern holiday home is perfect for couples and families, and welcomes one pet. The garden has a patio area which is south facing, catching the sun and overlooking the fields and countryside to the rear.
Nearby Warkworth is home to a castle that sits at the top of the hill, dominating the village with a lovely riverside walk and quaint bespoke shops and cafés. Amble is a popular small seaside town with a working harbour, harbour pod shopping area and plenty of cafés 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 Ad Gefrin, you will be sure of a warm and genuine welcome from the local Northumbrian people.