Our self catering accommodation in Northumberland is the perfect location for a country retreat in an area that is renowned for its beauty and rich wildlife. From our homely base in the cottages you can explore the national park, nearby towns, the Northumberland coast and the Borders.
Our holiday cottages; Byre Cottage, Coquet Cottage, Reivers Cottage, Cheviot Cottage, Pheasant Lodge and Pine Lodge are located in a wooded valley on the banks of the River Coquet on the boarders of the beautiful Northumberland National Park. Our position near Cragside, Rothbury, Alnwick and Hadrian's Wall, along with the likes of Bamburgh, Berwick, Craster, Holy Island and Seahouses on Northumberland's Heritage Coast, cannot be improved on for a family holiday in Northumberland. You can view our prices and availability on-line.
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Byre Cottage - sleeps 6:Byre cottage is a very spacious barn conversion, with many unique features such as a large lounge and dining area, with wooden steps... |
Coquet Cottage - sleeps 6:Coquet cottage has lots of characte; it is over 200 year old and also has a lot of unique features. This cottage has a double room with all the original... |
Cheviot Cottage - sleeps 5:Cheviot Cottage is a slightly more modern cottage, with a large family kitchen and laundry room. It hosts a large sitting room with a dining area... |
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Pheasant Lodge - sleeps 3:Pheasant Lodge is a new real solid wood log cabin built with oak windows and doors double glazed and fully fitted out to a high... |
Pine Lodge - sleeps 4:This beautiful log cabin is new to our complex. Pine Lodge is beautifully furnished and very modern; it has a double room and a twin room... |
Reiver's Lodge - sleeps 4:If you're looking for accommodation for four people in Northumberland, then why not book the Reivers Lodge, a Scandinavian log cabin... |
04/08/2012 - 11/08/2012
Eight days of passionate folk dancing, music and colourful costumes. Now in its 37th year, the 2012 Festival will feature performers from various parts of Europe and around the world. www.alnwickmusicfestival.com
03/07/2012 - 09/09/2012
A two month celebration of everything water at Cragside. See a beautiful installation of dancing fountains on Tumbleton Lake and get involved in a whole host of water themed events and activities. From water fights to hydraulic demonstrations – the wetter the better. See website for further details www.nationaltrust.org.uk/cragside
30/06/2012
National Trust has teamed up with Shepherds Walks for a 13 mile Cragside Challenge walk as part of the Rothbury and Coquetdale Walking Festival. To book your place or for more information visit www.rothburywalking.co.uk or call 01830 540453
04/06/2012
The annual Northumberland County Show at Tynedale Park, Corbridge on May Bank Holiday, is the regions biggest single rural attraction and entertainment event with agriculture remaining firmly at its heart; which in some way accounts for its success.
Weekly from 27/06/2012 to 29/08/2012
Our Fantastic high ropes course is not for the faint hearted... Tackle the hanging cargo net, balance on the beams, will you make it accross the swinging logs? If you do will you dare to take the leap of faith...Booking not required, pay on the day at reception. For more information call Business Development Team on 01434 250232
Weekly from 02/07/2012 to 27/08/2012
Come along to our Boathouse at Matthews Linn and have a go at Canoeing or Kayaking om the beautiful Kielder Water. Half hour sessions make it great for beginners. Booking not required, pay on the day at reception. For more information call Business Development Team on 01434 250232
You can now book and pay for you holiday to Low Alwinton Cottages online:
You can now book your stay online by using this link: Book Online
New Availability Section added to the website:
You can now check when our holiday cottages are free online without having to ring for information.
Download the Northumberland National Park Wildlife Information Brochure:
You can use this information to plan a route to see some of the rare wildlife in the Nation Park..
Shepherds Walks:
Shepherds Walks was set up in 1999 by Jon Monks, who at that time was a full time Hill Shepherd in Northumberland. More used to looking after sheep
he started shepherding people around the hills, rather than sheep.
Cheviot Walks:
Opens up a new perspective on walking in the Cheviot Hills at the heart of the Northumberland National Park
Bird Watching in Alwinton
Upland bird watching in England gets no better than in Upper Coquetdale around Alwinton.
Northern Experience Wildlife Tours
Northern Experience Wildlife Tours offer exclusive, guided, birdwatching, photography and wildlife tours, holidays and tuition, based in Northumberland, the North Pennines and the Scottish Borders.
