Northumberland is a county full of hidden treasures. These are my top five to visit when you stay with us. Number one has to be the beautiful Coastline. It’s exhilarating, wild and remote in places. This stunning picture, credit to Northumberland Arial Views, shows just how stunning the coast line is. With over 30 miles […]
5 Easy Ways to Maximise Your Holiday Let Revenue Our simplest solutions As the UK holiday market continues to grow, competition grows stronger. These 5 easy steps will insure you stand out from the crowd, increasing your revenue and helping provide the best experience possible for your holiday makers. Appealing to pet owners The call […]
Keeping a clean and safe property for your guests is fundamental and now more than ever essential to protect your guests from COVID-19. As well as looking after your guests you mustn’t forget your cleaners. It’s likely that your cleaner(s) will be the first ones to enter your property after the last guest’s depart, so it’s essential to protect them with the right equipment and procedures so they stay healthy.
There’s something special about walking in winter, isn’t there? A brisk walk outdoors leaves you feeling healthy and refreshed. When it’s frosty outside and the air is clear, views can be spectacular too. If you’re staying at one of our lovely lodges or log cabins in Felmoor Park or Bockenfield Country Park between now and February, then the opportunities for some wonderful winter walks are countless, with easy access to miles of walks in woodland, on hills and along the coast. [ 25/11/18 ]
If you’re heading on holiday to Northumberland for the first time, then you are in for a treat, celestially speaking! We have some of the largest areas of dark sky in Europe. The Northumberland International Dark Sky Park was unveiled in 2013, in a bid to recognise and protect its spectacular beauty. It’s so dark here, in fact, that it was awarded a Gold Tier designation by the International Dark Sky Association, the highest accolade that can be bestowed. [ 14/11/18 ]
On 11th November 2018, the world commemorates a special Remembrance Sunday: 100 years since the guns fell silent on the Western Front, signalling the end of the First World War. We proudly pay tribute to all our military heroes. However, it’s not only the bravery of soldiers we want to celebrate. We also salute the courage and devotion of over twenty thousand dogs who served alongside British troops in the First World War, aiding the war effort with innate intelligence, devotion and loyalty. [ 06/11/18 ]