Bluebell Farm is a family run business offering a range of self catering holiday options, from camping to cottages, located on one site in the heart of a thriving village community and within walking distance of all shops, pubs and other amenities.
Our caravan park has bases for 42 privately owned static caravans, and hard standing for up to 20 seasonal touring caravans, with space for a limited number of additional touring units/tents. We also have a Bunkbarn sleeping up to 14 with a Studio annexe sleeping up to 4. We are ideally located for cyclists travelling the Coast and Castles route, walkers on St. Cuthbert's Way and St. Oswald's Way and Bunkbarn accommodation provides a comfortable and inexpensive alternative to camping.
Our 5 self catering cottages are converted from the original stone built farm buildings which formed the farm steading, and offer comfortable accommodation in a secluded location which is, at the same time, conveniently located for all village amenities. We also have two studio apartments, West View and the Swan Suite, suitable for two people, available for rent. Belford village is superbly located for exploring the beaches and countryside on offer in Northumberland and the Scottish Borders, and has a number of shops, pubs and coffee shops to cater for the local community and visitors alike. Our cottages range in size from one to three bedrooms, sleeping from 2 to 6. Bed linen is provided and travel cot and high chair can be supplied on request, free of charge. All car parking is private, off street and there is ample space for two cars per cottage. We welcome pets.
Booking is not always required for camping and Bunkbarn accommodation. Cottage holidays may be booked by the week, but short breaks (minimum of 2 nights) may be arranged subject to availability. West View and the Swan Suite may be booked by the night.
Northumberland is a vast county with wonderful sandy beaches on its eastern border, and the wide open spaces of the Northumberland National Park to the west. There are a range of outdoor activities on offer, from golf to canoeing, and the area is rich in history with Iron Age forts, much of the Roman wall, and a variety of castles and stately homes to visit. There are many walking and cycling routes in our area, and just off the coast are the Farne Islands which are home to colonies of sea birds including puffins, terns and cormorants, as well as seals. Boat trips are available from Seahouses, only 8 miles from Belford.
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Eat and Drink
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See and Do
- Seahouses Golf Club SEAHOUSES (7.3 miles) - One of the traditional Northumberland golf courses, Seahouses Golf Club celebrated its centenary yea...
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- KIMMERSTON RIDING CENTRE WOOLER (9.4 miles) - Whether horse riding for an afternoon or holidaying with us for a whole week, at KIMMERSTON, one of ...
- Heatherslaw Light Railway Co CORNHILL-ON-TWEED (11.2 miles) - The Heatherslaw Light Railway is the most Northerly narrow gauge steam railway in England. Travel on...
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