Bamburgh Touring Caravans at Fowberry Farm

Check-in is strictly from 1pm and check out is before noon on your day of departure at Bamburgh Touring Caravans.

Yes, Bamburgh Touring Caravans is dog friendly. Please note, dogs must be kept on a lead at all times and not left unattended.

BBQs and open fires are both permitted at Bamburgh Touring Caravans, but must be raised from the ground.

Bamburgh Touring Caravans caters for families and couples only, and does not accept group bookings of more than four units.

Yes, Bamburgh Touring Caravans is child friendly, however, children should be supervised at all times, as the site is based on a working farm.

When you arrive at Bamburgh Touring Caravans, guests will need to head to the house to check-in. If no one is in, please read the notice on the door to check which pitch you are on. On the day of your departure, you will just need to make sure you leave no rubbish behind and check out by noon.

Yes, Bamburgh Touring Caravans does allow day visitors/guests, but please do check with them beforehand. Visitors are not allowed to stay overnight.

Yes, awnings are permitted at Bamburgh Touring Caravans. Please choose this as a bookable extra.

Each pitch at Bamburgh Touring Caravans comes with a 10 amp electric hook up.

Yes, you are welcome to park one car on your pitch at Bamburgh Touring Caravans.

All of the pitches at Bamburgh Touring Caravans have your usage included in the price of your booking, although please try to avoid unnecessary usage.

Yes, there is free WiFi at Bamburgh Touring Caravans, and access is available on request.

No, there is not a shop at Bamburgh Touring Caravans. For picking up essentials, there is a Co-op in Seahouses, a ten minute drive away. Larger supermarkets can be found in Alnwick, within a 30 minute drive.

No, there is not a restaurant or cafe at Bamburgh Touring Caravans. For dining out, The Potted Lobster, The Middle Inn and The Lord Crewe in Bamburgh are all ten minutes away. In Seahouses, there's The Black Swan Inn, The Olde Ship Inn, Neptune Fish Restaurant, Lewis's Fish Restaurant and Insieme, all also within a ten minute drive.

No, Bamburgh Touring Caravans does not offer EV charging. The closest electric vehicle charging point is a ten minute drive away in Seahouses.

No, Bamburgh Touring Caravans does not offer a communal fridge or freezer.

Most phone service providers should be able to access a phone and 4G signal at Bamburgh Touring Caravans.

Access may be difficult for tourers at Bamburgh Touring Caravans due to the fact that access to the site is up a single-track road with passing places.

Local taxi companies to Bamburgh Touring Caravans include Park's Taxi Hire (07739 802250) and Alnwick Wizard Taxis (01665 663709).

The nearest bus stop to Bamburgh Touring Caravans is Monks House, which is a 40 minute walk away on country roads with no pavement. Chathill is the nearest train station and is a 15 minute drive away.

The nearest pubs to Bamburgh Touring Caravans are The Olde Ship Inn, The Lord Crewe Bamburgh, Black Swan Inn, The Middle Inn and Schooner Inn, all within a ten minute drive.

The nearest beaches to Bamburgh Touring Caravans are Seahouses Beach (a 15 minute walk or five minute drive), Bamburgh Beach (ten minutes) and Beadnell Bay Beach (15 minutes).

Seahouses beach is within a 15 minute walk to Bamburgh Touring Caravans via a footpath. You can also walk to both Bamburg and Seahouses within 30 minutes, and Bamburg Castle is also a 30 minute walk away.

Local walking routes to Bamburgh Touring Caravans include the Seahouses to Bamburgh to Fowberry Farm circular, which passes by the site, the Bamburgh Castle and Kitling Hill circular, starting at the castle (a ten minute drive or 30 minute walk away), and Bamburgh to Bude Point (ten minutes).