Northumberland National Park

Northumberland National Park is located in the north of England, near the border with Scotland. It is England’s most tranquil and beautiful national park, boasting miles of stunningly wild and unspoilt scenery. The park is made up of a number of spectacular areas, including the Cheviot Hills, the Northumberland Coast, Kielder Water & Forest, Hadrian's Wall and the Simonside and Harwood Forest Hills.

A great way to experience the captivating beauty of Northumberland National Park is to take one of the park's many attractions. Visitors can explore the views from the Cheviot Hills, wander along the romantic, sandy beaches of the Northumberland coast, hike through the Kielder Forest and Hadrian's Wall, discover the wildlife and history of the Simonside Hills, or take a boat trip on Kielder Water. For those interested in history and culture, a visit to the park is a must. Its ancient sites, such as Hadrian's Wall, are a reminder of the past and its museums and cultural attractions, such as Warkworth Castle and Hexham Abbey, provide a glimpse of history. Visitors also have the opportunity to take part in a range of activities, such as fishing, kayaking, horse riding, and even kayak safari's. Famed for its gorgeous dark skies, Northumberland National Park is also the ideal spot for stargazing. Do keep an eye out for the its local wildlife too; the park is full of wonderful creatures, with rare species such as the otter, wildcat, and red squirrel. Come and experience the beauty and tranquility of Northumberland National Park. Whether you are looking for adventure, beauty, culture or relaxation, you're sure to find it here.