Northumberland College Zoo is a zoo located on the Kirkley Hall College campus in Ponteland, Northumberland, home to over 200 animal species. It serves as both an educational facility for animal care students and a visitor attraction open on weekends and holidays.
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Whittle Dene Reservoir House
Whittle Dene Reservoir House is a spacious and luxurious Grade II listed historic property set in its own grounds by a reservoir in scenic Northumberland countryside, ideal for families and groups seeking a private and peaceful retreat with nature nearby.
A charming historic coastguard cottage in Tynemouth with sea views, steeped in heritage and suitable for families with ample bedrooms and games facilities.
Tynemouth Priory and Castle is a historic coastal site featuring medieval priory ruins and a fortified castle gatehouse, offering visitors both indoor exploration of architectural remains and outdoor coastal scenery. It showcases early Gothic architecture, historic military fortifications, and a rich monastic history dating back to the 7th century.
Visitors follow a self-guided trail at the lighthouse, taking on lighthouse keepers’ daily tasks and exploring the building and grounds. The activities include climbing the lighthouse stairs and identifying plants outside.
Tynemouth is a historic coastal town in Tyne and Wear, England, known for its medieval priory and castle, popular beaches, vibrant cultural scene, and accessible transport links including a metro station. It offers a mix of heritage, seaside attractions, and community festivals.
Tanfield Leith Farm Cottages - John Wesley Cottage
This accommodation comprises two converted barns dating back to the 1600s, situated in a peaceful rural setting overlooking the countryside with nearby cycle tracks and close proximity to notable attractions such as Beamish Open Air Museum and the Metro Centre.
A cosy two-bedroom caravan at Beamish Holiday Park suitable for six guests, welcoming pets, located near the Beamish Open Air Museum with private outdoor space, on-site parking, and access to on-site dining options.
Gibside is a historic Georgian country estate in Tyne and Wear featuring landscaped parkland, architectural ruins, and restored buildings such as the Palladian chapel and Banqueting House. Visitors can explore both outdoor grounds and significant indoor heritage structures.
A historian leads a challenging six-mile walk around Gibside, exploring its industrial past, the Bowes family and historic remains hidden across the estate.
A stylish first and second floor apartment with coastal views located in a historic Art Deco building on the Newbiggin-by-the-Sea promenade, suitable for family stays and offering an on-site café and private parking.
Newbiggin-by-the-Sea is a historic seaside town in Northumberland known for its long promenade, maritime heritage, and annual music festival, offering a mix of history, beach resort charm, and cultural attractions.
This accommodation consists of two holiday cottages converted from 1600s barns, located in a peaceful rural setting near Durham city, providing a mix of countryside and city proximity with access to cycle tracks and walking paths.
Gibside is a Grade I-listed Georgian landscape garden near Rowlands Gill featuring historic ruins, extensive walking trails, and family-friendly outdoor activities including adventure play areas and den building. The venue includes a café, bookshop, and hosts seasonal events and guided tours, welcoming visitors and dogs alike.
The autumn almanac is a season-long programme at Gibside featuring autumn décor, exhibitions, floristry workshops, a poetry walk, a Head Gardener’s talk, apple tastings, forest bathing and heritage pottery glazing.
A characterful Grade II listed cottage in the historic market town of Rothbury near Northumbrian National Park, featuring two bedrooms, a modern kitchen, and a mix of original and modern touches in a family-friendly setting.
Cragside is a Victorian Tudor Revival country house in Northumberland, renowned as the first house powered by hydroelectricity. It features innovative hydraulic technology, distinctive historic interiors, and extensive gardens with woodland and rhododendrons. Visitors can explore both the house's indoor heritage and the surrounding outdoor grounds and estate.
Rothbury is a historic market town in Northumberland, England, known for its medieval origins, Victorian development linked to industrialist William Armstrong and the country house Cragside, and vibrant cultural scene including a traditional music festival. The town is situated on the River Coquet and offers walking opportunities and historical landmarks.
A two-storey Victorian terrace house in the historic market town of Morpeth, set as a peaceful base for Northumberland explorations with original features and a garden courtyard.
Morpeth is a historic market town in Northumberland, England, known for its preserved castle remains, religious heritage, annual cultural gatherings, and riverside parks featuring unique floral clocks.
A homely cottage in the heart of Rothbury village, set in a quiet cul-de-sac with a wrap-around garden and patio, suitable for families and groups wanting a peaceful rural stay with nearby historic and countryside attractions.
Cragend Farm is an ancient Northumberland farm remodelled by Victorian Lord Armstrong, featuring rare British farm animals, historic hydraulic engineering displays, and educational tours. Visitors can explore both indoor and outdoor areas, enjoy refreshments, and stay overnight in heritage accommodations.