Grass pitches
Our two open fields, mown wide so nobody’s on top of anybody. Bring a tent of any size; the top rows look straight out to sea.
sleeps up to 6 · optional hookup · firepit-friendly
from £24 /night
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Beadnell · the Northumberland coast
Fall asleep to the North Sea.
We're a family-run campsite on the grassy cliffs above Beadnell Bay — twelve acres, three generations, and the best sunrise in Northumberland.
Pitch and pod availability, checked live against the season.
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from 1,200+ guest reviews
Family-run since 1987
three generations of Armstrongs
AA 4-Pennant
campsite
Free cancellation
up to 7 days before
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Grass under canvas, or a warm pod with the door open to the sea.
Hardstanding / touring
Level, well-drained pitches for caravans and motorhomes, each with electric hookup and room for an awning.
up to 8m units · 16A EHU included · fresh water nearby
from £29 /night
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Glamping pods
Insulated timber pods in the sheltered meadow behind the gorse. Proper beds, heating, kettle — and the door opens east.
sleeps 4 · heated · bedding included · 1 dog welcome
from £85 /night
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Sea-view bell tents
Five canvas bell tents on the cliff edge, made up before you arrive. Camping’s romance without the packing.
sleeps 4 · real beds · July – September only
from £68 /night
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Twelve acres above the bay.
Two gently sloping fields, a sheltered pod meadow behind the gorse, and a gate at the bottom that opens straight onto the coast path. Everything below is a two-minute walk from any pitch.
Heated shower block
underfloor heating, family rooms
Shop & bakery
bread and pastries from 8am
Wild swimming pond
open May – September
Play & den wood
rope swings, no screens
Dog walk field
secure, off-lead, poo bins
EV charging
two 7kW points at reception
Laundry
washers, dryers, drying lines
Firepit hire
logs and marshmallows at the shop
Out the gate
You won't need the car much.
12 min walk
Beadnell Bay
A mile of pale sand through our bottom gate — dogs welcome all year on the southern stretch.
25 min drive · or a famous walk
Dunstanburgh Castle
The ruin on the headland. Walk to it from Craster past the kippers smokehouse.
10 min drive to Seahouses
Farne Islands boats
Puffins April to July, seals all season. Book the morning sailing; it’s calmer.
15 min walk into the village
The Craster Arms
Our local. Crab sandwiches, a good garden, and they don’t mind sandy boots.
We came for two nights and stayed six. The kids found the den wood on day one and we barely saw them.
Cleanest shower block we’ve met in thirty years of touring. And you wake up to the sea. That’s it, that’s the review.
The pod was warmer than our house. Swam in the pond every morning, bakery croissant after. Booked again for May.
This season
The wild swimming pond is open — and the bakery's doing sausage rolls again.