Holiday rentals in Northumberland National Park

Come and enjoy the wild, rugged scenery in one of Britain’s most renowned locations that draws thousands of visitors each year who come to admire the resplendent natural beauty! Covering an area of around 1075 square kilometres between the border with Scotland to the north and Hadrian's Wall, a UNESCO world heritage site to the south you will be spoiled for choice with a myriad of pristine hiking and cycling routes in rugged, wild, lush and remote hilly landscapes where there are few towns and villages and where you are surrounded by the mystery and allure of centuries of ancient history!

Find a peaceful holiday rental or letting for a perfect Northumberland holiday. Browse a selection of immaculate, refurbished, historical, rural Northumberland rentals with upmarket, fully equipped, comfortably furnished interiors located in and around some of the lovely villages dotted about on the edge of Northumberland National Park. Most of these lovely holiday rentals and lettings are just a stone's throw from local village amenities like pubs and feature a lovely, tranquil English garden for relaxing after a day out and about. Find the perfect sized rental whether you are 2, 4 or 6 guests on the lookout for a perfect Northumberland stay!

Come and enjoy the unspoiled pristine scenery and inhale lungfuls of the freshest air you can imagine in this gorgeous part of England´s north east where you are perfectly situated for splendid sightseeing day trips exploring the majestic grandeur of Northumberland National Park via an extensive network of incredible trails! Located under two hours south east of Edinburgh and a little over two hours south east of Glasgow, this is the perfect place to disconnect from the mayhem of city life and reconnect with inner peace, the splendour of nature and the magnificence of the great outdoors!

History lovers will find Northumberland packed with heritage attractions and an exciting and fabled past. You will find incredible historical sites wherever you go such as Yeavering Bell´s Iron Age Hillfort, the mystical cup-and-ring rock of Lordenshaws and the site of a fierce battle between the English and the Scots at Flodden in 1513. Discover Victorian romance and the allure of modern invention at magical Cragside, home of Victorian inventor William Armstrong or visit the infamous, haunted Chillingham Castle! Discover the magic of a 12th century Augustian Priory and admire Hadrian's wall and the ruins of ancient Roman fortresses!

Northumberland National Park is a cycling playground with its quiet roads and dramatic scenery.There is something for everyone to enjoy here whether you are looking for a family bike ride or a fabulous mountain biking adventure! There are a multitude of absolutely stunning walking trails to discover here for all ages and abilities that traverse the unforgettable, remote, wild landscapes of this national park. Hike along Hadrian’s Wall, explore the incredible hills beyond Alwinton returning along a historical drove road or try the spectacular 9.6 km Winshield Crag walk to name but a few options!

If you are yearning for unbelievably beautiful views, wild rugged landscapes and one of the most breathtaking and dramatic coastlines in all of the British Isles, you will find a haven in Northumberland that you will never want to leave! Nature lovers are in for a very special treat as you are ideally situated for exploring all that Northumberland has to offer by way of scenic beauty in Northumberland National Park as well as in the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Hike the Cheviots and spot the famous elusive neolithic goats at Yeavering Bell in Northumberland National Park or pack a picnic and visit the secluded ponds of Wooler Common and the dramatic waterfall at Linhope Spout!

Hop in the car for a Victorian adventure a stone’s throw from Rothbury where you can explore the remarkable passion for innovation of the Victorian owners who built the mansion at Cragside.This was the first house in the world to boast electric lights! This gorgeous Victorian mansion with its sprawling estate is filled with unique Victorian gadgets and incredible heirlooms.There is an exquisite formal garden, fernery, gothic clock tower and Pinetum, a towering man made pine forest.

Step back in time to the heyday of ancient Rome! Chester’s Roman fort is the most intact Roman cavalry fort in Britain. Here you can enjoy strolling about the lush, beautiful setting where you can admire the remarkably intact steam room, baths and officer’s quarters before heading 9 minutes west to Housesteads Roman Fort Vercovicium, a Roman fortress set high on a dramatic outcrop along Hadrian’s Wall World Heritage Site with absolutely stunning panoramic views and incredible ruins of ancient Roman barrack blocks and a hospital!

Come and spend the day exploring England’s largest forest that is home to stunning, larger than life outdoor sculptures and the biggest man made lake in Northern Europe! This wildlife and dark skies haven is a playground for cyclists, hikers and lovers of the great outdoors. Try the Lakeside Way, a superb multi-use trail that circumnavigates the shoreline of the lake. Here you can admire the largest remaining population of red squirrels in Britain! Kielder Observatory hosts a programme of fabulous stargazing events throughout the year and this is the place to experience the night sky like nowhere else!

If you are an ardent hiker you will love the adventure of this 15 km remote walk through the wild hills of the Anglo Scottish border where you can scale the 800m summit of The Cheviot, Northumberland’s highest point, offering you unparalleled views of the the lush, brooding raw beauty of the unique countryside that is steeped in history and folklore!

The Sill is a wonderful place to stop off and find out more about the beautiful natural, cultural and historical heritage of Northumberland National Park. This unique, beautifully designed visitor centre is home to a series of fascinating interactive exhibitions packed with information about every aspect you can think of with regard to the national park. Located on Hadrian’s wall The Sill features a stunning grass roof with a viewing platform over breathtaking scenery, a wonderful upmarket cafe and a gift shop where you can buy high quality local crafts.