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Static caravans for sale in Northumberland

If you’re looking for a truly beautiful place to buy a home away from home, then our static caravans for sale in Northumberland will not disappoint, with its unusual rugged landscape of coastline and countryside. Our two parks, Berwick and Haggerston Castle are beautifully landscaped with lakes, woodland and coastal scenery to help you relax and unwind. 

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Holidays in Northumberland

Parks with caravans for sale in Northumberland

Spanning from the Scottish Borders to Durham, Northumberland is a land of wide-open spaces, historical landmarks and beautiful beaches. When you buy one of our static caravans for sale in Northumberland, you’ll see that ancient castles, rugged cliffs and sparkling seas are just some of the draws to this gorgeous county.

Berwick, Northumberland

Berwick, Berwick-upon-Tweed

Northumberland

Survey the glorious surroundings from your clifftop-based holiday home overlooking the beauty of the bay and wide-open spaces.

  • Beach access
  • Walk to Berwick
  • Owner facilities
  • Pools
Haggerston Castle, Northumberland

Haggerston Castle, Berwick-upon-Tweed

Northumberland

Own a holiday home and take all the time you need to discover crags, castles and coastal views to savour around Haggerston Castle.

  • Golf course
  • Tower Bar
  • Seven lakes
  • Mini Aerial Adventure
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Benefits of owning a static caravan

  • Exclusive owners’ events
  • Private owners’ facilities
  • Discounts with your Owner Card
  • Dedicated owners’ team
  • Optional Letting Service
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Things to do in Northumberland

Northumberland National Park covers a quarter of the whole county, stretching from the Scottish border, and is bursting with beautiful landscape to explore. There are countless landmarks to discover too: take your pick from Hadrian's Wall and the famous castles in Alnwick, Bamburgh and Lindisfarne.

Alnwick Castle

Alnwick Castle

A Grade-I listed castle and home of Hogwarts in the Harry Potter films
Bamburgh Castle Beach, Bamburgh 

Bamburgh Castle & Beach nearby

England's finest coastal castle. Towering 150 feet above the coast
Berwick-upon-Tweed

Berwick-upon-Tweed

There are plenty of walks and attractions in this lovely Elizabethan-walled town.
Farne Islands, Northumberland

Farne Islands and Boat Trips

Jump aboard one of the boats that sail around the Farne Islands
18-hole golf at Magdalene Fields next door to Berwick

Magdalene Fields Golf Club

18 hole, par 72 course all with beautiful panoramic views
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Frequently asked questions

"What do we like about our lifestyle of owning a holiday home?….everything! Relaxed atmosphere and always something to do. Lovely owners and great staff. We enjoy taking part in the owner events and getting to meet new people, especially wine club." Harry and Marion Crossan - Owner at Berwick-on-Sea

Northumberland is a real rural paradise and one of the greatest locations to purchase one of our caravans for sale. Join our community of owners and benefit from year-round access to enchanting places like the mysterious Holy Island, Berwick-upon-Tweed and Bamburgh. All three host events throughout the calendar, in this, England’s northernmost county.

Our Haggerston Castle Holiday Park is a prime place to escape the hustle and bustle, sitting in rural Northumberland opposite the idyllic Holy Island. Berwick Holiday Park is one of the northernmost points of England, with easy access to both Berwick-upon-Tweed and the delights of the Scottish border region. Both holiday parks sit along the North Sea coast, an idyllic place to explore all-year round.

There are a range of owners-only facilities at our Northumberland holiday parks. Let’s run through them. 

Berwick: Owners’ lounge 

Haggerston Castle: Owners’ lounge, owners’ gym, owners’ sauna

See the best experiences on our round-up of things to do in Northumberland. Here are some of our other favourite ideas: 

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Our team of professionals can talk you through our caravan finance option to put you one step closer to buying one of our static caravans in Northumberland.

As a static caravan owner, you will be responsible for:

  • Paying site fees

  • Gas and electricity costs 

  • Water charges 

  • Holiday home insurance 

  • Non-domestic business rates

Our letting service allows you to offset these running costs without lifting a finger. Our trusted team can organise bookings for your static caravan in Northumberland and ensure your caravan is clean and looked after.