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Billendean Road, Spittal, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Northumberland, TD15 1QU
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Why stay here ...
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Our northernmost site in England, and one of our top caravan sites in Northumberland, a stay at Berwick Seaview Club Campsite combines the spectacular scenery of the esteemed county with visits across the border to Scotland. You can enjoy stunning views of the sea and busy town of Berwick from this hillside site, which also overlooks the river estuary. The caravan park is only a 30-minute walk into Berwick, with its Elizabethan ramparts, shops and diverse places of interest.
Driving along the quiet roads around Berwick Seaview Club Campsite, you will discover mile after mile of unspoilt and safe beaches, small castles, Peel towers and inspiring locations such as Holy and Farne islands. The caravan site is great for children too, with the clean golden sands and seaside resort of Spittal very nearby offering safe bathing and play facilities. The nearby Ford and Etal estate has a functioning steam train, many craft workshops and castle nurseries, adding up to a great day out for all the family. The nearby Goswick Golf Club is highly rated as one of the best links courses in the north of England.
The proximity of the A1 road also makes this site convenient for exploring north east England or south east Scotland.
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Directions
Do not use Sat Nav for directions to site from A1. Do not use Cow Road as this narrow approach leads to a dead end/level crossing.
From A1 North: Ignore signs to Berwick Town Centre and at Morrisons roundabout stay on A1 - Berwick Bypass. In about 4.5 miles at roundabout turn left onto A1167 (signposted Scremerston, Tweedmouth, Spittal). Follow A1167 for 1.4 miles and at the next roundabout turn right (signposted Spittal) into Billendean Terrace. Continue 0.4 miles - site is on the right (0.25 miles past railway bridge).Caution: speed ramps on Billendean Terrace.
From A1 South: Leave A1 roundabout junction with A1167 (signposted Scremerston, Tweedmouth, Spittal). Follow A1167 for 1.4 miles and at next roundabout turn right (signposted Spittal) into Billendean Terrace. Continue 0.4 miles - site on the right (0.25 miles past railway bridge). Caution: speed ramps on Billendean Terrace.
Sites key:
- Postcode:
- TD15 1QU
- GPS:
- Lat 55.75895 / Lon -1.99878
- Plan a route to this site
- OS field ref:
- NU003517
- OS map ref:
- 75
- Handbook map ref:
- H14
Transport links
- Bus stop within 1 mile
- Buses go to: Berwick town centre
- Daily public Transport within 1 mile
- Nearest train station: Berwick upon Tweed
- Shop within 1 mile
- Train station within 5 miles
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Berwick Seaview
Berwick Seaview Club Campsite
Stayed for 2 nights. Easy to find, just follow the CMC directions. Access good. Lovely warm welcome. Pitches close together but manoeuverable spaces. Lovely views and surroundings. Facilities good, more suitable for adults as no play area.
Not the easiest site to navigate.
Berwick Seaview Club Campsite
We have tried to book this caravan club site for a number of years, but has always been fully booked, so we were pleased to finally have two nights in Berwick. Upon arrival we realised that the site was built on an elevated bank (which was perhaps a railway siding) Site is long and thin, and on two levels. It is not the easiest to navigate, as if you go along the one way system and cannot find a pitch to suit you, it is difficult to turn. The pitches themselves are quite tight in depth for our twin wheel van. The tarmac entrance road to the site is deeply scored where numerous caravans have bottomed out, so would advise approaching slowly on entrance and exit. The trains can be heard but noise is not disruptive. Usual story with the new central point for bins which is a pain on most sites. Site managers were welcoming polite and helpful.
ScottishCaravaner
Reviewed on 03/09/2024 18:01
Beautiful location but beware the noisy railway line
Berwick Seaview Club Campsite
This was our first stay on a CMC site and we were impressed with the tidiness and cleanliness of the site, and the sea view was lovely. It would be nice to have a little bit more leeway on exactly where to position your van on the pitch but at least it tested my reversing skills! The site is situated close enough to Berwick to walk in, but there is a bus to Berwick centre every half hour with a stop directly outside the site. The staff were helpful and we were given a very useful leaflet with directions to closest shops, fuel etc. The major downfall of this site is its proximity to the highspeed mainline railway – and fast freight traffic continue up to every 30 minutes during the night. If you can get a pitch close to the site entrance this may be less of an issue – but be warned – the site description does not mention the railway line.
Fantastic clean and quiet site
Berwick Seaview Club Campsite
We used this as a stop over on the way down to Filey and also on the way back. Facilities clean and fully working. No queues for facilities. Local Asda supermarket and fish and chips shops. Also even closer is a shopping mall with an Argos, M& S food hall, Homebase etc. Nice walk along beach. We have 2 dogs who were welcomed on site. Staff were extremely polite and helpful. Cannot fault this site. Scored location and Good for families as a 4* only because of what is nearby for kids. In no way does that reflect the facilities on site as they are a full 5+ stars. I am scoring this as if I had young kids and was planning on a week trip. By the way, I had 2 X 14yr olds with me but we only stopped one night each time. Highly recommend for staff and facilities.
Very pleasantly surprised
Berwick Seaview Club Campsite
Having booked 7 nights here we were a little anxious as some of the reviews were quite negative.
Good things:
Welcome and cleanliness (although that is a bit of a given).
Facilities. Some people have said they are old and tired but they functioned very well, piping hot water, and never a queue (so obviously sufficient number). I reckon we were the furthest away-maybe 200 yards-but that really wasn't a problem, clearly there is no pleasing some people.
Pitch-our motorhome is 7.6m, there was plenty of room for it and our hire car.
The views-to die for, the constantly changing vista of the Tweed estuary.
Spittal beach is magnificent.
So much to do within an hour's drive, there isn't room to list them all hear.
Less Good:
Yes the trains are a bit annoying, but really only around breakfast time-I can tell you all of the train times between 06.00-08.00! i can say categorically that the trains would not stop me coming back again. In fact we used them-the service from Berwick is excellent for Newcastle, Edinburgh etc.
Irrelevant:
Comments about the 'council' estate. Ok you can see a few rooves to the front but the walk down to the promenade is quite charming. Those the other side of the railway are barely visible. I have been on a lot worse sites in regards to neighborhoods in posher places.
We will be back!
Site contact details
- Telephone:
- 01289 305198
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