Haggerston Castle is located in Berwick-upon-Tweed in the North of England and just south of the Scottish borders. Magnificent countryside is the backdrop to this holiday park, set amidst seven glassy lakes, manicured gardens and thick woodland, its not hard to see why Haggerston Castle is a popular choice of holiday park for UK families every year.

Theres lots to do onsite with plenty of activies including Horse riding and field and water sports, or for those less active people you can while away the day in the on-site luxury spa.

Kids of all ages will find plenty to do at Haggerston Castle, as you would expect with Haven Holiday Parks, with a wide range of Childrens Clubs and activities as well as some excellent swimming pools where younger kids can be taught to swim and the bigger ones can just have a great time.

Family Shows are a frequent fixture all day on site at Haggerston Castle with a full programme of events organised for your entertainment.

And if you are hungry then you wont have far to look for food with on-site café, bar & grill, Burger King, Chinese restaurant, sports bar, Tavern Inn, 2 family showbars, shops and services.

Having said all this though there is absolutely no need for you to stay on site for the duration of your holiday at Haggerston Castle, situated in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Northumberland itself is a gateway to miles of fantastic countryside, dramatic coastline and undiscovered beaches.

Alnwick Castle
The world renowned Alnwick Castle is a short car journey away and offers a glimpse of history dating all the way back to the Middle Ages.

You (and indeed you're kids) will probably recognise sections of the castle for it has featured in several scenes of the recent Harry Potter films and if you are little older you'll recognise it from the original Black Adder.

Northumberland Coast
If the Northumberland coast appeals to you then travelling north along the this stretch of England will give you a very rewarding experience.

Widely thought of as the best kept secret in England, Northumberland covers an area of 1935 square miles.

Adjacent to the Border of Scotland and England and the North Sea, the 100 mile long stretch of Northumberland Coastline has been designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).

Lindisfarne
Any trip to Northumberland is not complete without visiting The Holy Island of Lindisfarne, the source of English Christianity.

Dominated by the impressive 16th Century Lindisfarne castle, the rocky outcrop on which its stands is cut off by the North Sea twice a day.

Intimately decorated and designed this Enchanting Tudor Fort is full of turrets and small rooms with gorgeous views of the coast as well as the walled garden designed by Gertrude Jekyll.

 

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