Berwick Holiday Park - Northumberland

On this page you will find location information for Berwick Holiday Park. This includes maps (where possible), address and contact information, local weather forecast for the next 5 days to give you an idea of how the weather in Berwick Upon Tweed compares to home and plenty more.

Address details for Berwick Holiday Park

Magdalene Fields, Berwick Upon Tweed, Northumberland. TD15 1NE

Location Map

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The local area around Berwick Holiday Park & Northumberland

The northern most town in England, Berwick upon Tweed is a popular holiday resort. With direct access to the beach from the park means you can take a walk along a stunning stretch of sandy beaches at Bamburgh, with the Castle providing the backdrop to a gorgeous coastal setting that goes on for miles.

You could discover the natures of the sea by exploring the rock pools or just go for a stroll along the pier. For a great day for the whole family try visiting Hadrian’s Wall - 73 miles of Roman fortification stretching across England from coast to coast.

South of Berwick you will find the Heritage Coast which is now officially named an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Other places of interest include Berwick’s Mute Swans which are the second largest colony of mute swans in Britain, or visit Berwick Barracks where England’s first Barracks were built.

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