Description

South Meadows Caravan Park is open all year, and is one of the most beautiful holiday parks in Northumberland. Situated a short distance outside the picturesque village of Belford, South Meadows is a beautifully landscaped park with miles of woodland on your doorstep for exploring, relaxing, or enjoying a family picnic.The park offers around 100 touring pitches for families with campervans, motorhomes, and tents, while there is also a luxurious holiday lodge that can be hired should you desire along with 8 glamping pods. The lodge benefits from its own private gardens and is excellent for a romantic break. In addition, if you wish to make Northumberland your usual holiday destination, you have the option to buy one of the luxury holiday homes available on the site. The 5 basic Glamping Pods offer 2 double beds and 1 single, all with comfortable foam mattresses, sleeping 2 adults and up to 3 small children or 4 adults with a fully fitted kitchenette with fridge, microwave, toaster, kettle, 2 hotplates and a sink, electricity points, an electric heater and hot and cold running water. Crockery and cutlery for 5 people, flat screen TV, WIFI available & private outdoor sitting area with furniture. The 2 Mid Range Pods offer the same as the basic pods but with the added benefit of a shower room with a toilet. We also offer 1 Luxury SPOD6 which sleeps up to 6 people including 2 children or 4 adults, the SPOD 6 benefits from a fully fitted kitchen, shower and toilet room and a seating and dining area. The SPOD 6 is set up to cater for 6 people.Storage facilities are also available at South Meadows, so that if you wish to leave your caravan on-site, you can do for a small fee. Boats can also be kept on site, while there is a workshop with mechanics carrying out running repairs and servicing on your caravan, should you need it.While South Meadows Caravan Park is all about the tranquil surroundings, you are only a few minutes’ walk from the very best local amenities, including a golf course, small farm shop, a supermarket, and a number of local pubs.The park benefits from excellent transport links and is just a short drive from the A1 trunk route, putting the small towns of Alnwick and Berwick-upon-Tweed within reachable distance, while Edinburgh or Newcastle-upon-Tyne are further away, but well worth the trip.Northumberland National Park is a must for lovers of the outdoors, while a drive across to Holy Island off the Northumberland coast is also a fun experience, so long as you head back before the tide comes in, or else you will be stranded!South Meadows gives you an excellent taste of the Northumberland countryside, as well as being within reach of some of the best towns and cities in both England and Scotland.