Providing a touch of luxury whilst escaping the busy towns and cities, dog-friendly glamping in Northumberland is not to be missed!
Enjoy an unforgettable holiday stay with your canine in the countryside, national park or on the coast. From the delightful seaside town of Whitley Bay right up to Bamburgh and Alnwick, there is something here to suit all budgets and families.
Bamburgh, Northumberland Coast
This unique bespoke shepherd’s hut is a great little upscale camping retreat. For couples looking to get away and enjoy a bit of the simpler life, it has a double bed, shower room and a gas hob. The kitchen is shared in a separate building, and you can also request breakfast baskets be delivered daily at an additional cost.
On the hut’s doorstep is a shared wooden tepee boasting a fire pit and a garden area with a BBQ. The historic market towns of Alnwick, Craster and Beadnell Bay are all within close proximity for days out. The medieval town of Berwick-Upon-Tweed is just 4 miles as well.
Eshott, Northumberland
A well-equipped glamping escape perfect for a small family with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a well-stocked kitchen. There is a smart TV in the lounge and an ice machine in the kitchen. Outside, the glamping spot benefits from a sunken private hot tub and a large decked terrace with furniture.
Head to the nearby Druridge Bay Country Park, with its lake and sandy beach under 8 miles away, or the famous Alnwick Castle is 15 miles where you can learn about history before stopping off in one of Amble’s many seafood restaurants. The harbour is also well worth checking out whilst in the local area.
Wall Houses, Northumberland
A stunning glamping retreat with one king-size bedroom, one en suite bathroom and an additional fold-up bed for an extra guest. Inside the cabin, there is Netflix available and a fridge with an icebox, whilst outside, you can enjoy the stunning countryside views from the decked patio area.
Dog friendly pods in Northumberland such as this are rare and you can take a short stroll with the dog to the nearby pub and restaurant less than a mile or try some river walks in Hexham, which is 13 miles. This escape is a popular choice for luxury camping as it offers you peace and tranquillity while being close enough for action-packed days in nearby towns and cities.
Bamburgh, Northumberland Coast
This spacious and stylish glamping lodge is perfect for deluxe camping, boasting two bedrooms, two bathrooms and an open-plan lounge. There is a cosy multi-fuel stove for those cold winter nights, not to mention the large wrap-around decking area with furniture and a glass balustrade.
The glamping accommodation is ideally positioned to explore the local attractions, such as the colourful fishing village of Seahouses, where you can try some great local food or book a boat trip to the Farne Islands to see the colonies of sea birds and grey seals.
Alwinton, Northumberland National Park
Glampers will be delighted with this luxury cabin situated within the national park. It includes two double and single bedrooms and one bathroom with a shower over the bath. Outside is an enclosed garden for dogs to roam and furniture for you to relax in whilst admiring the starry skies.
It’s the ideal accommodation for glampers who love stargazing, as the national park was recently crowned Europe’s largest Dark Skies Park. There is plenty to see and do nearby with dogs, including walking or cycling along the banks of the River Coquet or driving to Longhoughton Beach for a day out.
Swarland, Northumberland
Situated in a beautiful 180-acre park, this tasteful glamping holiday home has a king and double bedroom and two en suite bathrooms. There are TV’s in both bedrooms, whilst onsite facilities include free golf and access to the children’s play area and the tennis court.
There is plenty to see and do offsite; you have a range of pubs, coffee shops and restaurants in Felton and Longframlington. Or take your dogs down to the sandy beaches at Warkworth and Alnmouth, where they can splash around in the Sea or run along the sand.
Belford, Northumberland
Something different from most glamping properties, this large detached rental is ideal for a family with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a well-equipped kitchen. It provides expansive coastal views from the enclosed balcony whilst there is plenty of private parking for multiple cars.
For wildlife enthusiasts, you can head on a boat trip to Holy Island of Lindisfarne in search of puffins and seals or explore the national park with miles of walking and cycling routes your dog will enjoy for hours. If it’s history you love, then Alnwick Castle is a must when staying in glamping accommodation local to here.
Newton-by-the-Sea, Northumberland
This fabulous lodge for Glampers is located just a stone’s throw from the beach. It benefits from two bedrooms, a double and a twin and one shower room. Facilities include a dishwasher, washer/dryer and a smart TV in the lounge. For kids, there is a shared play area with swings, slides and a climbing frame.
Pet friendly glamping in Northumberland doesn’t come much better than this property as it’s so close to the beach, and many activities exist, including rock pooling, crab catching and windsurfing if you feel like getting wet! There are many coastal walks, and we recommend going south via Dunstanburgh Castle to Craster.
Longframlington, Northumberland
This sensational ground-floor glamping rental is ideal for a couple or small family. It has a double bedroom, shower room and an open-plan living room with a kitchen. There is a lawned garden with furniture for you to admire the countryside views, and the local shop and pub are both under a mile away.
Due to its remote location, you have plenty of walking trails and cycling routes on your doorstep that the pets are bound to love. Further afield, you can head to the Cheviot Hills, take the 15-minute drive to the coastline, and spend the day on the beach before stopping off for local fish and chips!
Bamburgh, Northumberland
This luxury camping accommodation is on the ground floor with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and an open-plan living space. It boasts a wood-burning stove in the lounge and ample utility space. Outside is a delightful veranda with furniture, and you are surrounded by wildlife and countryside views.
There is much to see and do, with local golf courses available at Bamburgh and Seahouses or head further down the coast to the quaint fishing villages and towns of Craster, Beadnell and Embleton, which are packed with bars, pubs and restaurants serving great food.
Swarland, Northumberland
This single-storey glamping holiday home has everything you need for short break getaway in Northumberland with dogs. It is ideal for a small family with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a cosy dining area. The property has a hot tub that is easy to use and a wrap-around veranda for a touch of luxury.
From the glamping rental, you can explore all Percy Wood Country Park has to offer, which is on your doorstep. This rental is ideal for people looking for dog-friendly glamping in Northumberland with hot tubs. It has fabulous onsite amenities including a sports court, adventure playground and woods. For a day out with the children, Northumberland Zoo is only a short drive.
Cresswell, Northumberland
A beautiful chalet-style cabin is excellent for a family needing a glamping escape. It has an open-plan living area and two double and triple bunk bedrooms. You have a lovely enclosed garden with seating and a BBQ where you can rustle up some homemade grub.
Due to its seaside location, there is plenty to do, including several watersport activities up and down the coast, such as surfing, kayaking and paddleboarding. Druridge Bay Country Park is less than 3 miles and popular among bird watchers, whilst Whitley Bay is 18 miles for a day out.
Longframlington, Northumberland
A fantastic detached chalet provides a comfortable camping break. It has two bedrooms, a king-size double, a twin and a family bathroom. There is a front veranda to relax on and watch the world go by whilst you also have a lawned garden where the dogs and kids can play.
This glamping property is perfectly positioned between the Cheviots and the coast, providing plenty of different days out for the whole family. Alnwick and its impressive gardens and castle are within 11 miles, whilst the national park is just a short car trip.
Swarland, Northumberland
This terrific glamping lodge has two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a large open-plan sitting area. A smart TV in the lounge and a wine cooler in the kitchen. Outside on the private veranda, you have a relaxing hot tub you can soak in or sit in some of the furniture available.
From this base, you can visit the coastal town of Amble and watch the boats come in and out of the harbour or maybe book a puffin cruise around Coquet Island. If you want to stay on land, take the bucket and spade down to Low Hauxley Beach and spend the day there.
Felton, Northumberland
This ground-floor glamping cabin is located on one of the busier dog friendly glampsites in Northumberland. It has three bedrooms, double and two twins, and a family bathroom. To the rear of the property is a private garden with furniture, a lawn area and a BBQ. Off-road parking is also available for two vehicles.
From here, you can slightly north into the traditional market town of Rothbury for the day or go south towards Morpeth and Blyth, which have a range of shops, pubs and restaurants you can try. If you want to spend the day by the coast, Newbiggin-by-the-Sea is worth stopping at.
With so many attractions and activities in this beautiful county and the luxury accommodations, it’s easy to see why so many people book dog-friendly glamping in Northumberland.
Create lasting memories with your family and pets as you experience brilliant days out at Alnwick Castle, Northumberland Coast and Farne Islands, to name a few. All of the glamping properties are ideally located for you to maximise your time in this idyllic county.
You can browse other locations that have glamping holidays with dogs on our main page if Northumberland didn’t live up to your expectations.
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John Devlin
An online publisher for over nine years, working specifically in the travel and dog industries. When I am not writing about pet travels and places to visit, I enjoy walking with my 2 Golden Retrievers, fishing and family time.
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