Static caravans for sale on site 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 Haggerston featuring lakes, woodland and Berwick boasting some of the best coastal scenery around, the perfect backdrops to help you relax and unwind.
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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- Direct beach access
- Walk to Berwick (nearby)
- Indoor pool and slide
- Outdoor pool
Haggerston Castle
Northumberland- Exclusive owner facilities
- Tower Bar
- Indoor pool and slide
- Entertainment
Find your holiday home
Willerby Ellerton Extra 2025
Finance available from £450* a month
Top features
- Fixed lounge seating
Victory Ashberry 2025
Finance available from £600* a month
Top features
- Integrated fridge freezer
- Additional toilet
Victory Arlington 2025
Finance available from £900* a month
Top features
- Luxury furnishings
- Dishwasher
- Walk-in wardrobe
Willerby Rio Gold 2015
Abi Horizon 2015
Abi Driftwood H/F 2016
Three great things about Northumberland
A rural landscape like no other
As England’s least crowded area, Northumberland really is the epitome of peace and quiet, so much so that Northumberland National Park covers a huge area spanning 25% of the entire county.
Enchanted offshore islands
The Holy Island of Lindisfarne is accessed by a causeway that reveals itself when the tide is low, and the Farne Islands are a sanctuary to wildlife. What’s even better? Both sets of islands are a stone’s throw from our holiday parks!
The remnants of Roman history
Hadrian’s Wall is a physical reminder of the historic border between Roman England and Celtic Caledonia. The UNESCO World Heritage Site is reason enough to visit Northumberland with us.
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.
Northumberland Coast AONB
Magdalene Fields Golf Club
Maltings Theatre and Cinema, Berwick
Wooler Common and Woodland Park
Northumberland islands boat trip
Bamburgh Castle events
St Abb's Head National Nature Reserve
Berwick’s Hay Farm Heavy Horse Centre
Alnwick Treehouse culinary experiences
River Tweed walks
The Lowry Trail
What our team and owners love about Northumberland
Haggerston Castle is a great site. The staff, owner facilities and discounts, location, and accessibility for our disabled son are all brilliant.
There are numerous famous castles in the area to explore. My personal favourite is Dunstanburgh Castle. Take a walk along the coast on the way to visiting! On your way back head to Craster Arms for a lovely lunch.
Take a trip on the Heatherslaw Light Railway for a short but awe-inspiring journey from Ford to Etal. When you reach Etal, visit the castle and pop in for a nice treat at the cafe or pub.
Frequently asked questions
What do our caravan owners in Northumberland like about our parks in the region?
"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
Why are static caravans in Northumberland so popular?
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.
Where can I buy a static caravan in Northumberland?
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 Centre 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.
What exclusive facilities are on offer in Northumberland for Haven static caravan owners?
There are a range of owners-only facilities at our Northumberland holiday parks. Let’s run through them.
Berwick: Owners’ lounge, owners' health suite with spa bath, sauna, steam room and gym
Haggerston Castle: Owners’ lounge, owners' bar and restaurant
What are the top things to do in Northumberland?
See the best experiences on our round-up of things to do in Northumberland. Here are some of our other favourite ideas:
What are the running costs of a static caravan in Northumberland?
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.
Is Berwick Holiday Centre flat or hilly?
The park is level by the top near the complex, but going down towards The Glen, Farne Close, The Dunes and The Cheviots the terrain becomes quite steep.
The park is suitable for pushchairs and there's a buggy-friendly walkway down to the play park and down to the beach.
Is Haggerston Castle Holiday Park flat or hilly?
The park is mostly flat with a small incline at the Golf Village.
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