Berwick Haven Holidays UK Caravan Hire

A 5-Star Park as awarded by the British Tourist Council overlooking a rugged stretch of scenic coastline with just a short pathway to the sheltered beach below. The gorgeous sun terrace overlooking the outdoor pool at Berwick Holiday Park is a favourite spot to enjoy a drink or a meal. Historic Berwick-upon-Tweed lies to the right, an 18-hole golf course to the left and your complete family holiday centre is in between.

Feel free to fill each day in just your own way. Every family is different of course, but a typical day might begin with a lazy lie in or a family Wake 'n' Shake session. It could be a morning in the heated pool complexes, or trying your hand on the All-Weather Bowling Green.

Lunch out at a great little pub or pop into our new Mash and Barrel Lounge-Bar-Café. Afternoon try the Bowlingo or some Sports Coaching, explore Northumberland or relax while the kids enjoy the Outdoor Family FunZone. Early evening enjoy a stroll on the sandy beach, a sunset bike ride or a barbecue. Then head off to the ShowBar for a drink, live music and dancing. So, whether it's out and about or staying on the Park, you're sure to have a great holiday at Berwick.

Local Tourist Activities:

1 Magdalene Fields A scenic, cliff top 18-hole golf course. Right next door

2 Berwick Barracks & Walks Britain’s finest example, built in 1721, with huge ramparts popular for local walks. 1 mile

3 Chain Bridge Honey Farm Learn about beekeeping, beeswax - don’t forget the yummy honey. 6 miles

5 Heatherslaw Light Railway Cuddly steam train, running from Heatherslaw Mill to Etal alongside the river. 13 miles

6 Holy Island Lindisfarne, a spiritual Christian site with Priory, Castle, harbour and local Mead. 16 miles

Northumberland and Scotland Regional Tourist Attractions:

1. Farne Island The Farne Islands lie two to three miles off the Northumberland coast midway between the fishing village of Seahouses and the magnificent Castle of Bamburgh.

2. Bamburgh Castle Dominating a rocky crag overlooking a wonderful and uplifting sweep of dune-backed Northumberland beach.

3. Alnwick Castle and Gardens   An award-winning visitor attraction - and the location for 'Hogwarts' in the Harry Potter films.

4. Holy Island Wild, remote and romantic, reached by a tidal causeway, with a castle and priory to explore.

5. Berwick Upon Tweed Barracks & Main Guard Today, the Barracks hosts a number of attractions, including 'By Beat of Drum' - an exhibition on the life of the British infantryman.

6. Seahouses A delightful small fishing harbour, bobbing with brightly painted boats.

7. Chain Bridge Honey Farm The Chain Bridge Honey Farm is a flourishing family business, started by beekeeping advisor William Selby Robson in 1948.

8. Heatherslaw light railway A 15” gauge steam railway running from Heatherslaw, two miles to Etal Village. 9. Paxton House Situated on the banks of the river Tweed, Paxton House is a hidden gem not to be missed.

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