Hexham campsites
Stroll through the winding streets of Hexham, an ancient market town rich with history and culture. Head to the renowned Hexham Abbey and see the tomb of a Roman soldier before spending the afternoon watching the races at the Racecourse. Have a look at these Hexham campsites.
13 Hexham campsites
Greencarts Campsite
Humshaugh, Hexham, Northumberland (5.5 miles)
4.53 /5
58 reviews
93%
would recommend
Farm campsite set in the Tyne Valley almost atop Hadrian's Wall with glorious countryside views. Dog friendly.
Langley Dam Glamping
Langley-on-Tyne, Hexham, Northumberland (7.1 miles)
4.85 /5
23 reviews
100%
would recommend
Luxury ensuite pods with lake views and fire pits in the North Pennines near Hadrian's Wall. Dog friendly.
Bankfoot Camping
Stocksfield, Northumberland (8.1 miles)
4.81 /5
20 reviews
100%
would recommend
Family and dog friendly camping and glamping with spectacular sunrises and views down to the Tyne Valley.
The Boe Rigg
Hexham, Bellingham, Northumberland (15.2 miles)
4.87 /5
3 reviews
100%
would recommend
Remote, family and dog friendly campsite in Northumberland's National Park. Onsite bar/restaurant and laundry.
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Hexham Racecourse Camping and Caravan Park
Hexham, Northumberland (1.4 miles)
Located on one of Britain's most scenic racecourses. South facing with top views of the Northumbrian countryside.
Fallowfield Dene Caravan and Camping Park
Hexham, Northumberland (2.2 miles)
Welcoming and friendly camping and caravanning park nestled in Hadrian's Wall country with onsite coffee shop.
Sycamore Cottage and Glamping Pods
Birtley, Hexham, Northumberland (9.3 miles)
Luxury pods near Kielder, Hadrians Wall and Northumberland National Park. Perfect for couples and families.
Derwent View
Edmundbyers, Consett, County Durham (9.6 miles)
Heated pods with hot tubs on the shores of the Derwent Reservoir in the North Pennines, with superb views.
Bolbec Manor Campsite
Shotley Bridge, Northumberland (10.6 miles)
A moorland site by the North Pennines AONB and Derwent Reservoir. Pub next door and campfires allowed.
The Buteland Stop
Bellingham, Northumberland (11.4 miles)
Off grid shepherd's huts Rosie and Lizzie near Bellingham Northumberland close to beautiful Kielder Forest.
Winshields Campsite
Hexham, Northumberland (12.5 miles)
A traditional campsite located next to Hadrian's Wall Path , close to the Twice Brewed Inn. Camping for Walkers.
Wild Northumberland Glamping
Hexham, Northumberland (13.1 miles)
Idyllic glamping site with deluxe pods set on the edge of Northumberland National Park, with views of the Cheviots.
Kielder Village Camping and Caravan Site
Hexham, Northumberland (27.6 miles)
A quiet site in the rural beauty of the Kielder Forest, ideal for stargazers. Campfires in a firebowl welcome.
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Things to do in Hexham
After arriving in Hexham, walk through its winding streets and visit Hexham Abbey. The stained glass windows are a sight to behold yet the Saxon crypt is an absolute must see. Step down into the catacombs and soak up the interesting ancient history.
To find out even more about the past, pay a visit to Hexham Old Gaol. Reportedly the oldest purpose-built prison in England, this provides you with an insight into the old days of crime and punishment. Young ones are sure to be intrigued by the medieval methods of dealing with prisoners.
Head into Chesters Roman Fort and Museum and find out more about Roman history. Examine the intriguing artefacts and wander outside to see the Roman Bathhouse where tired soldiers would come to relax!
Alternatively, enjoy a day at the races at Hexham Racecourse. Whether you sit amongst the crowd or splash out on a private box, you can enjoy the thrills of a race against the backdrop of the beautiful countryside.
If it’s greenery you’re after, take a pleasant stroll through Tyne Green Country Park. Just 15 minutes from the town centre, bring a packed lunch and sit under the trees by the River Tyne or take the kids for a round of golf at the Tynedale Golf Club nearby.
When you’re done sitting by the river, find the Hexham Canoe Club and row over the waters. The calm river is ideal for beginners to try out a new skill and the staff can help improve technique – you’ll be a natural in no time.
Another great picnic spot is Sele Park. Sit by the bandstand before taking a walk amongst the woodland while the kids run around in the play area or have a kickabout in the open space. A good alternative for those not wishing to head out onto the river.
There’s also a treasure trail for the whole family to enjoy. See if you can solve the clues which take you around the town through the streets of Hexham and to the Abbey.
Venture a little out of Hexham and explore Hadrian’s Wall, a must see for the whole family and also the inspiration for author George R.R. Martin’s ‘Game of Thrones’ series. Discover more about this significant piece of Roman history as you take in the magnificent views from Housesteads Roman Fort or walk along the Corbridge trail.
A little further out is Kielder Water and Forest Park where you can bring a bike and cycle around the beautiful scenery or ride on Segways, swing on high hopes and much more.