Bockenfield Country Park, Felton

Northumberland is the least-densely populated county in England, which makes it an ideal holiday destination for anyone after somewhere peaceful and quiet. If you choose to visit the county, a great place to stay is Bockenfield Country Park near Felton. It’s just off the A1 and is a short drive from the coast.

The lodges at the park are individually styled and presented, with each one having its own name and identity. Whichever one you stay in, you’re bound to have a wonderful time. Each of the lodges is designed to a high standard and looks appealing both on the outside and the inside. There’s plenty of space, thanks in part to the open-plan design, with an outdoor decking area giving you even more room to unwind and take it easy. The furnishings are of high quality and there are plenty of amenities provided.

When you stay at Bockenfield Country Park, make the most of your time and discover what makes Northumberland such a lovely place to visit. Explore the coast, wind down at one of the many fine beaches and visit charming seaside towns. There are also many well-preserved castles that are worth seeing, such as Alnwick, Bamburgh and Walkworth. Make sure you stop by some of the many delightful towns and villages dotted throughout the county too.

Features

Sleeps 4-6

2-3 bedrooms

Pet friendly

Wi-Fi

Off-road parking

Hot tub (specified lodges)

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Things to Do

Visit Northumberland – While staying at Bockenfield Country Park, you’re well placed to explore Northumberland, a beautiful part of the UK known for its stunning coastline, ruined castles, captivating landscapes and sprawling forests.

Ford and Etal – A hidden gem of an attraction, Ford and Etal is a working estate that’s home to castles and fields where battles once took place. Here you can go on scenic hikes, enjoy a steam ride and practise outdoor activities such as canoeing, cycling and birdwatching.  

Northumberland Zoo – Close by is Northumberland Zoo, a non-profit, family-run attraction that’s home to more than 80 species. Pay a visit and see all sorts of animals, including Arctic foxes, giant African millipedes, Livingstone’s fruit bats, snowy owls and many more.

Eating Out

Anglers Arms – A short drive away is this traditional pub where you can tuck into tasty food. The venue is laidback and there are plenty of drinks to go with your meal.

The Old Boathouse – About 20 minutes away in Amble is this rustic harbourside restaurant offering a range of seafood dishes. All fish are recently caught and all meals are prepared using locally sourced ingredients only.

Lal Khazana – Head north to Shilbottle and have a filling meal at Lal Khazana, a restaurant serving tasty Indian food.