Upcoming events.
Beadnell Bay Camping and Caravanning club site
Beadnall Bay Club Site - Northumberland
Date: Friday 4th April - Wednesday 9th (5 nights)
Location: Beadnall Bay Club Site, Northumberland NE67 5BX
Cost: £20.82 per unit night (5 Nights - £104.10 per unit night)
Limited plaes are available due to camping and caravanning rules, so members who have booked to go to Beadnall Bay are required to make payment by BACS 15 days prior to the event. For payment details, please contact Lesley at 07932 328932. The total cost is to be confirmed.
The site opens at 1pm, and it's requested that guests do not arrive before this time. The site closes at 12am.
Directions:
From the South: Take the A1 and turn onto the B1340. Follow the signs for Seahouses. The site is located a quarter mile north of Beadnall, just around a bend opposite the sea/beach.
From the North: Take the A1 and then the B1342 from Bamburgh. Make a right turn in Bamburgh onto the B1340 for Seahouses. Continue through Seahouses along the Coast Road for Beadnall. The site is situated on a bend opposite the sea/beach.
Please note that the site has limited availability, so early booking is recommended to secure your place.
For more information and to make a booking, please contact Lesley at the provided number.
Stanhope Show Ground, Weardale
April 11th Friday – April 14th Monday – (AGM) 3 Nights
Stanhope Show Ground, Weardale
Cost £12 (per unit night)
Stewards: Stewards Angela & Derek 07742956104 — 07715620313
Notice is herby given that Tyne Tees Area AGM will be held at Stanhope Showground, Weardale, Co, Durham, DL13 2PQ ON Saturday 12th April 2025 at 5 pm, Notice of motions must be sent in writing to the secretary
Mrs A Willoughby, 3 Minster Court, Willington, Crook, Co, Durham , DL15 0UR vie email, bellringer_9@hotmail.com 60 days earlier than the AGM date. Nominations for committee must be given 14 days before AGM,
Opening hours 13:00
Address Stanhope Showground, Stanhope, Weardale, County Durham, DL13 2PQ
Please note: A1, A68, A689. At West end of Stanhope turn onto B 6278 SP. Egglestone
DO NOT CROSS FORD.
Cross bridge & double back along river.
Tourist Information: www.durhamdalescentre.co.uk
Stanhope Show Ground, Weardale
May 9th Friday – May 20th Tuesday – THS 11 Nights
Stanhope Show Ground, Weardale
Cost £12 (per unit night)
Stewards: Angela - 07742956104
Opening hours 13:00
Address Stanhope Showground, Stanhope, Weardale, County Durham, DL13 2PQ
Please note: A1, A68, A689. At West end of Stanhope turn onto B 6278 SP. Egglestone
DO NOT CROSS FORD.
Cross bridge & double back along river.
Tourist Information: www.durhamdalescentre.co.uk
Barnard Castle
October 3rd Thursday – 8 th Tuesday – 5 nights
Barnard Castle – Club site Cost HWE TBC
limited places Advance booking essential. Andy and Lynne - 07548712901
Due to Camping and Caravanning club rules, people who have booked to go to
Barnard Castle have to pay in full three weeks before going.
Payment can be made in Cash to any steward at a meet. Payment by cheque or BACS.
Contact the above for details.
Opening Thursday 13:00
Close Monday 12:00
Address
Barnard Castle CCC SIte,
Dockenflatts Lane
Lartington
Barnard Castle
DL12 9DG
Take the A66 from Scotch Corner until the B6277 SP Middleton in Teesdale. Follow
the B6277 towards Lartington, site on LH side
See information sheet for some local attractions.
Mount Terrace, Pickering
Sunday 29th September opens 1pm – Monday 7th October closes 12pm
8 Nights Cost £12 (per unit night)
Stewards: Andy Dyko - 07548712901
Advance booking essential 07548712901
Address
Mount Terrace
Pickering
North Yorkshire
YO18 8JH
Directions
On entering Pickering centre foll signs for Steam Trains. Go past station, 1st L over x-ing. Site over to R behind closed gate.
Map reference
100/796846
Event number
HS793/2023
Other Information
Ground sheets are not allowed.
This is a busy market town, ideal for North Yorkshire Moors and the coast.
You can walk into town and enjoy a drink and a meal.
Visit the museum and Castle, or catch the steam train.
No ground sheets.
Advance booking essential 07742956104/07548712901
Facilities
Fresh Water
Refuse Disposal
Waste Disposal
Mount Terrace, Pickering
Monday 22nd July opens 1pm – Monday 29th July closes 12pm
7 Nights Cost £12 (per unit night)
Stewards: Derek, Angela, Andy and Lynne - 07742956104/07548712901
Advance booking essential 07742956104/07548712901
Address
Mount Terrace
Pickering
North Yorkshire
YO18 8JH
Directions
On entering Pickering centre foll signs for Steam Trains. Go past station, 1st L over x-ing. Site over to R behind closed gate.
Map reference
100/796846
Event number
HS793/2023
Other Information
Ground sheets are not allowed.
This is a busy market town, ideal for North Yorkshire Moors and the coast.
You can walk into town and enjoy a drink and a meal.
Visit the museum and Castle, or catch the steam train.
No ground sheets.
Advance booking essential 07742956104/07548712901
Facilities
Fresh Water
Refuse Disposal
Waste Disposal
Tynedale Rugby Club. Corbridge
July 19th Friday – August 11th Sunday – Temporary Holiday Site
Tynedale Rugby Club, Corbridge
Cost £12 (per unit night)
Stewards: Eric & Anne Smith - 07799671275
Opening hours 13:00
W from Newcastle leave A69 tn onto B6530 SP Corbridge. In town tn L onto B6321 SP Hexham. Over bridge to rdbt, bear L then follow rly stn signs. Site on the L in 0.5m.
Corbridge is a beautiful village on the banks of the Tyne with many attractions. It has shops, restaurants (Chinese, Indian & Italian), pubs and coffee shops as well as an award winning Farm shop with Pick Your Own facilities. The local tourist information office has a range of leaflets with information on walks and cycle routes in and around Corbridge. It is a perfect touring base for Northumberland and for visiting places like the Roman Wall, Keilder Water & Forest, the City of Newcastle and for those who love shopping, the Gateshead Metro Centre. If you don?t want to drive there is public transport available to many destinations with a bus stop and railway station just outside the site.
Baynes Field. Allendale
Baynes Field Camping Event
Location: Baynes Field, Allendale
Dates: Thursday, May 23rd to Wednesday, May 28th (5 nights)
Cost: £15 per unit per night
Stewards: Lesley - 07932328932
Limited Places: Advance booking essential, contact Lesley at 07932328932
Important Information
Chemical Disposal: Only green chemicals permitted
Opening Hours: 12:00
Closing Hours: 12:00
Address: Bridge End Farm, Allendale, Hexham, Northumberland, NE47 9NF
Directions: From A69, take A686, SP Alston for approximately 3.5 miles. Turn left onto B629, SP Allendale. After leaving Catton, take the right fork downhill across the bridge and up to the crossroads. Take a left SP Allendale. Just before the bridge, take a right into the farm lane. The site is on the right 200 yards in.
For more details and to secure your spot, kindly reach out to Lesley at 07932328932.
Bedale Caravan & Camping Park
Bedale Caravan & Camping Park - North Yorkshire
Date:
Friday 3rd May opens 12pm – Sunday 12th May closes 12pm
Cost:
£12 per unit night for 9 nights
Stewards:
Eric & Ann Smith - 07799671275
Advance Booking: Please contact Eric & Ann Smith at the given phone number
Address:
Burrill Road, Bedale, North Yorkshire, DL8 1RF
Directions:
Exit A1 at 151 onto A6055 South
At roundabout take 2nd exit towards Bedale
At T junction turn Left onto A684 to Bedale
At A1 crossroads, go straight across to B6268
On bend, turn right, signposted Burill & Thornton Wantlass
After last house, site is 100m on Left
The site is a short walking distance into the lovely town of Bedale.
Map Reference:
99/256877
Event Number:
HS671/2023
Other Information:
The site is a short stroll into the lovely Georgian town of Bedale.
For advance booking and further details, please contact the stewards, Eric & Ann Smith, at 07799671275.
Join us for a delightful ten-day camping experience in the picturesque town of Bedale!
Scarborough CCC SIte, Scarborough
Sunday 15th October opens 1pm – Friday 19th October closes 12pm
5 Nights Cost £14.90 pun (per unit night)
Stewards: Andy Dyko 07548 712901
Advance Booking required. Please contact:
Andy Dyko 07548 712901
Address
Field Lane
Burniston Road
North Yorkshire
YO13 0DA
Directions
See Site Seeker
Map reference
101/025911
Event number
M7022/2023
Other Information
Advance booking essential 07548 712901.
Tylery Cottage
Payment for the meet is to be made in cash, in a clear envelope or plastic bag. on a piece of paper should be your Name, Membership number, which DA or Section, Vehicle Reg, no., Caravan / motor-home etc., No, of adults, No of nights.
Opening hours: 13:00
Address: Tylery Cottage, Wynyard Station Wolviston County Durham TS22 5NW
From A19 turn for Sedgefield, A689 for 4 miles. Site on L. From A1M take A689 for Hartlepool in 7 miles site on R. If busy go to the next rdbt and turn back toward Sedgefield.
Milehouse Farm, Firby
BCC. Feast of Lanterns
August 25 th Thursday – 30 th Tuesday – 6 nights
Milehouse Farm. Cost:- see application form.
Steward TBC
Open Thursday 13:00
Close Tuesday 12:00
Address
Milehouse Farm,
Firby
DL8 2SF
Crimdon House Farm, Hartlepool
4 Nights Cost £10.00 pun (per unit night)
Payment for the meet is to be made in cash, in a clear envelope or plastic bag. on a piece of paper should be your Name, Membership number, which DA or Section, Vehicle Reg, no., Caravan / motor-home etc., No, of adults, No of nights.
Opening hours 13:00
Crimdon House Farm, Crimdon, Hartlepool, Cleveland, County Durham, TS27 3AA
Bellingham, Northumberland
Weekend Meet.
April 7 th Thursday – 12 th Monday – 4 nights
Bellingham – Club site. Cost £13.15
limited places Advance booking essential. Andy Dyko 01642 553 998.
You must follow the directions as given in the Site Seeker Book.
Roads in the area are unsuitable for units over 5.0m in length.
Due to Camping and Caravanning club rules, people who have booked to go to
Bellingham have to pay in full three weeks before going. That is by 18 th . March 2022.
Payment can be made in Cash to any steward at a meet. Payment by cheque or BACS.
Contact the above for details.
All places are HWE
Open Thursday 13:00
Close Monday 12:00
Address
Bellingham Club Site,
Brown Rigg
Bellingham
Hexham
Northumberland
NE48 2JY
Near by points of interest
Bellingham Information Centre
Station Yard, hillside. Bellingham. NE48 2DG (0.4 mile)
Museum and Heritage Centre with Tea rooms, house artefacts, photographs, maps,
drawings and documents recording the history and traditions of the North Tyne Valley
and Redesdale.
Displays include the Boarder Counties Railway, Border Reivers, Mining, Farming
including the Stannerburn Smithy.
The Heritage Centre also provides access to computerised database of historic
photographs as well as a database of local family names.
There is a wide range of things for children to do from trying on a Reiever’s helmet to
playing the Sammy the Salmon Videogame.
Black Middens Bastle House; English Heritage.
Bellingham. NE48 1NE (3.4 mile)
Black Middens Bastle House is situated in an isolated spot on the north side of the
Tarset Valley.
A Bastle House is a fortified or defensible farmhouse; peculiar to the Border Country
between England and Scotland.
Most were built between the mid 16 th century to the mid 17 th century in response to
cross boarder raids.
Living accommodation was on the first floor, while animals were kept on the ground
floor.
Bastles were often built in clusters so that the inhabitants were within easy reach of
their neighbours and could provide one another with support.
These were normally homes for the rich freeholders, lairds, and heads of border clans.
Keilder Water
NE48 1BX (9 mile)
Home to England’s largest forest and the biggest man-made lake in Northern Europe.
Keilder water and forest park is a playground for cyclists, walkers and outdoor
enthusiasts. A haven for wildlife, the best dark skies in England.
Keilder Observatory.
Keilder forest. NE48 1ER (14 mile)
Keilder observatory is one of the most remarkable places to visit in the whole of the
UK. A public astronomical observatory which is second to none, under some of the
darkest skies in the world.
It was opened in 2008 by former Astronomer Royal, Sir Arnold Wolfendale, and now
has a world class reputation for astronomical outreach under one of the best dark skies
in Europe.
Originally envisaged to host a few dozen events a year, it now hosts over 700 events a
year.
Chesters Roman Fort and Museum; English Heritage.
Chollerford. NE46 4EM (9 mile)
See what life was like at one of the Roman Empire’s most northern outposts.
Chesters Roman Fort is the most complete Roman Cavalry Fort in Britain. You can
wander round the unusually well-preserved bath and steam room, and the officer
quarters.