Berwick-upon-Tweed campsites
On Northumberland's most northerly tip, Berwick-upon-Tweed is steeped in medieval history. Stroll around the Elizabethan Walls and explore the ruins of Berwick Castle before unwinding at the beach. After learning about the town's past, head back to one of these Berwick-upon-Tweed campsites.
10 Berwick-upon-Tweed campsites
Shepherd's Rest
Foulden, Scottish Borders (5.7 miles)
A quiet farm campsite in the Scottish Borders with camping and shepherd's huts, not far from Berwick-upon-Tweed.
4.96 /5
Eyemouth Sea Aire
Eyemouth, Scottish Borders (8.1 miles)
Basic family run, stopover touring site by the A1, beside the coast and a pub. Dog friendly.
4.21 /5
Milldown Glamping
Coldingham, Eyemouth, Scottish Borders (10.2 miles)
Peaceful family friendly glamping pods, just a ten minute walk to the beach. Enjoy private BBQs!
Ord House Country Park
Berwick-Upon-Tweed, Northumberland (1.5 miles)
Family-friendly caravan park, with onsite bar and restaurant, soft play area, and crazy golf.
Pot-a-Doodle-Do Wigwam Village
Scremerston, Berwick-Upon-Tweed, Northumberland (2.5 miles)
A family friendly glamping experience in Wigwam pods or yurts, minutes from Cocklawburn beach and the coast.
The Salutation Inn Caravan Park
Berwick-Upon-Tweed, Northumberland (6.3 miles)
This small, family run, campsite is perfectly located with open farmland all around and Berwick close by.
The Barn at Beal
Berwick-Upon-Tweed, Northumberland (7.9 miles)
The closest site to Lindisfarne, situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the Northumberland coast.
Scoutscroft Leisure Park
Coldingham, Eyemouth, Scottish Borders (10.3 miles)
Explore South Scotland's dog friendly holidays and glamping - less than an hour from Edinburgh and near top beaches
Coldingham Bay Leisure Park
Coldingham, Eyemouth, Scottish Borders (10.7 miles)
Dog friendly touring and holiday homes near Scottish beaches, Eyemouth Harbour and great water sports.
Ford Bridge Campsite
Cornhill on Tweed, Northumberland (11 miles)
Small and quiet family run touring, camping and caravan site with views of the Cheviot Hills. Dog friendly too.
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Things to do in Berwick-upon-Tweed
Start your day roaming around Berwick-upon-Tweed’s famous architecture, the Elizabethan Walls. The ramparts offer great views of the town and you can even walk along parts of the Lowry Trail to find some of the hidden gems featured in artist Laurence Lowry’s ‘matchstick men’ paintings.
After soaking up the history, enjoy an afternoon relaxing at Berwick Beach. Walk along the sands of this little beach and you’ll notice the red and white lighthouse in the distance.
For some more water action, take the little ones to the Swan Centre for Leisure. Kids can splash about in the shallow pool and enjoy the wave machine while older swimmers can see how many lengths they can do in its 25m main pool.
Release your inner artist with the kids at Pot-a-Doodle Do. Create your very own unique souvenir at the arts and crafts centre by painting ceramics and making mosaics. You’ll be able to take it home with you after you’re done too.
When you’ve finished mucking about with the kids, learn more about the town’s history when taking a tour of the Berwick Town Hall and Cell Block Museum. Visit the jail and find the graffiti in one of the cells.
Continue your history tour with a visit to the Berwick-upon-Tweed Barracks and Main Guard. Look round the ‘By Beat of Drum’ exhibition and learn about the lives of British infantryman – includes recreated scenes of life in the Barracks!
If you want a break from the history, enjoy a round of golf at the Magdalene Fields Golf Club. Offering an 18 hole course and surrounded by the gorgeous North Northumberland coast, the club is a great way of taking in some stunning scenery while improving (or beginning) your golfing abilities.
After completing the course, treat the kids with a visit to the Andy Howey Birds of Prey and Reptiles Centre. Meet Cleo the chameleon, Lenni the snow owl and many more as you find out more about these interesting creatures. Get even more up close and personal with the birds by booking a display.
Make the most of Berwick-upon-Tweed’s convenient location and take a short drive to the impressive Paxton House, where the gardens are ideal for finding a spot to picnic. Solve the clues on its woodland trail and stroll along the River Tweed or take your time exploring the vast landscape of Paxton House’s gardens.
Take a longer drive to Alnwick and roam its medieval castle after you’ve strolled around the market town.