sites in the north east Teesdale Barnard Castle Nestled in countryside just a short walk away from the beautiful market town of Barnard Castle, the site in Teesdale is a beautiful destination ideally situated for those looking to explore the outdoors and nearby historical sites Bellingham Club Site Situated in a peaceful clearing of Bellister Wood, Bellingham could be the ideal spot for anyone eager to get in touch with nature, with a variety of birds spotted in the region throughout the year Beadnell Bay Club Site Lying just a few steps from the north Northumberland Heritage coast, this seaside resort is ideal for anyone seeking a spot of beach-based fun alongside the usual caravan experience River Breamish Caravan Club Site Set among the Cheviot Hills near the beautiful Northumberland market town of Alnwick, the Caravan Club's River Breamish site is perfect for walkers and cyclists looking to get out and about in the fresh north-eastern air Old Hartley Caravan Club Site Overlooking the North Sea from a vantage point in Whitley Bay, a sandy beach is just a short walk away from Old Hartley and when the tide is out St Mary's Island complete with lighthouse is accessible Nunnykirk Caravan Club Site Peacefulness is the order of the day at Nunnykirk, nestled in the heart of the serene Rothbury countryside Kielder Water Caravan Club Site Kielder Water is the biggest manmade lake in northern Europe and pitching beside it puts you in a great location to enjoy a range of brilliant activities on the water, while the open countryside it inhabits is great to explore - by foot or by bike Durham Grange Caravan Club Site Located close to the A1(M), it is easy to get to the Caravan Club's Durham Grange site and the city of Durham is just a three-mile walk from the site Berwick Seaview Caravan Club Site Berwick Seaview is the Caravan Club's most northerly site and offers stunning views over the spectacular Northumberland countryside to the south and across the Scottish border to the north

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