Caravan Campsites in Kielder, Northumberland

Westlands Country Park provides the thrills of fly fishing and clay pigeon shooting to create the ideal atmosphere for holidaymakers who want nothing more than to kick back and enjoy a relaxing break from the stress of modern life.

The spacious, five-star Hoddom Castle Caravan Park is a stunning wooded campsite set on the grounds of a sixteenth-century castle beside the sparkling River Annan. The beautifully landscaped park offers guests plenty of seclusions as most pitches are sheltered by imposing green trees and verdant grass to create an idyllic atmosphere.

Ideally situated Blackadder Holiday Park is the perfect base for exploring the Scottish Borders. The site rests an easy thirty-seven miles from the lively capital of Edinburg.

The Camping and Caravanning Club Certified Broom Caravan and Campsite is a family-run business spread out over a serene two-hundred-acre estate just a stone’s throw from the beach.

Family-friendly escapes in a quiet and rural park are the orders of the day at Seldom Seen Caravan Park, a friendly, family-run site nestled in the heart of Northumberland.

Perfectly located near the romantic village of Gretna Green, Braids Caravan Park is the perfect spot for family-friendly fun with well-maintained spacious grounds, and immaculate facilities.

Set on the historic grounds of Cove Manor House, King Robert The Bruces Cave is a family-run caravan and camping site. It houses a unique monument – an ancient cave that sheltered the fourteenth-century King Robert the Bruce for three months during the bleakest days of The Wars of Independence.

Ideally located in lush parkland of the Thirlestane Castle, Thirlestane Castle Caravan and Camping Park is the ideal spot for outdoor enthusiasts who enjoy the open-air pursuits of fishing.

Queensberry Bay Holiday Park is a scenic park ideally placed in the picturesque settings of South West Scotland. The beautiful area is often bypassed by adventurers seeking out the spectacular beauty of the Highlands and the stunning landscapes of Lake District.