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Northumberland is full of winter magic—glittering frost-covered landscapes, peaceful coastlines, and cosy rural villages that feel like scenes from a Christmas card. While the county’s famous castles and coastlines shine all year round, Christmastime is the perfect opportunity to discover the quieter, lesser-known places that offer something truly special during the festive season.
A New Year Begins at Barmoor Castle Country Park – Discover Our Beautiful New Holiday Homes & Lodges for Sale
A New Year Begins at Barmoor Castle Country Park – Discover Our Beautiful New Holiday Homes & Lodges for Sale
As a new year unfolds, it brings with it a sense of fresh beginnings, exciting opportunities, and the chance to invest in something truly special. Here at Barmoor Castle Country Park, we are delighted to be starting the year by welcoming a stunning collection of new holiday homes and lodges, now available for sale within our peaceful and picturesque park.
Top 10 unmissable things to do in Northumberland in Summer
1.  Castle Exploring in Northumberland
Discover the stunning historic architecture of Northumberland’s castles, where history comes alive against the backdrop of picturesque landscapes. With over 70 castle sites to explore, Northumberland boasts more castles than any other county in England, offering a unique journey through time. Wander through the majestic Bamburgh Castle, perched high on the coast, marvel at the grandeur of Alnwick Castle, the largest castle in Northumberland and uncover the mysteries of the 14th-century ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle, to name a few. These historic sites are perfect for a summer day’s exploration.2. Walks and Hiking
Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the North East by setting out on leisurely walks or energising hikes through the Northumberland National Park, coastal trails and more. There are few views as stunning as those found while exploring the Cheviots, a landscape rich in ancient history and straddling the Anglo-Scottish border between Northumberland and the Scottish Borders. This area attracts keen hikers with its opportunity to ascend to the highest point in all of Northumberland, providing rewarding, panoramic views that are unforgettable. For the history buffs in your group, a day spent exploring Hadrian’s Wall Path is a must. This trail takes you to historic sites like Housesteads Roman Fort offering breathtaking views of the ancient Roman frontier.