Easington Farm

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Lovely Site

I really liked this site, yes it was on a hill and a full awning probably wouldn't work but actually the location is perfect and the grass to the side is lovely. You're right in the centre of northumbria, 20 minutes south you hit amble, 20 minutes north you hit berwick and 20 minutes east you get all the little gems, waterfalls and caves. Water is on tap (don't turn the tap fully as it's powerful) and if you pick the right pitch, can have your waste straight put too. Eggs, amazing. They were so fresh! I had eggs for breakfast every morning which is not normal! You can walk from the site to Belford or to Ross sands joining the East costal path, however going to Belford there is a bit of road walking with no footpath. Thanks again John

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crozzi

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Reviewed on 02/02/2024 19:56

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Our new happy place

What a gem ! Just returned home from staying 5 nights at Easington Farm, just wish we could have stayed longer. It's the perfect location for visiting all that the NE coast has to offer...Fantastic beaches, beautiful villages, castles, Lindisfarne and beautiful Berwick etc all within easy reach... The site is very well kept and the views over to Lndisfarne are stunning and John is the nicest guy you could ever wish to meet. Bear in mind that this is a working farm so if you're the kind of people that are happy to get on with it and don't need every convenience that conventional sites have to offer then you'll be hard pressed to find anywhere better..We're lucky in that we're very self contained having an American unit so have everything we need onboard. .It was a bit of a recce come fact finding tour as we've not visited the area before....We looked at most every site in the area and there wasn't one that we thought we'd rather be at.... People leaving a bad review in part because "they" took a wrong turning ? Jeez ! In short, counting the days before we can go back.

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kennyrodgers

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Reviewed on 22/08/2023 06:32

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Lovely little gem of a site

We stayed one night in April and John was amazing at answering my emails and rearranging dates etc. The site is located within a short drive of all the local beaches and villages. We decided on the first pitch as it was the most level for our neuvo motorhome + awning (the first 3 pitches looked the most level) free-range eggs with an honesty box, and walks all around for our 5 little dogs. Get up early to see the gorgeous views of the sunrise over Holy Island! Well worth it. Not a lot of road noise is it quite remote. I will definitely stay here again

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Just Us Lot

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Reviewed on 07/04/2023 14:11

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One of our favourites

We stopped at this lovely site for four nights earlier this week and it has certainly become one of our favourites. It is in a beautiful spot and we were thrilled with the view of Lindisfarne in the distance. The site is very well-maintained, clean and tidy with the grass nicely cut and not a spot of evidence left from the people who had been there previously (one of my pet hates!). This is a stunning area and Easington Farm is in a perfect location to visit all the lovely places close by. Bamburgh Castle is well worth a visit followed by a lovely, if not slightly chilly, walk on the beach. Our stay was made all the more special in that one day we were treated to the wonderful sight of two whales playing whilst we were walking on the stretch of beach at Lindisfarne. Really nice free range organic eggs too!

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Reviewed on 18/02/2023 20:21

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Pleasant Stay

We stayed for 3 nights as part of our adventure of the Northumberland Coast. The site was easy to find, just 5 minutes from the A1 and easily accessible. The pitches are hardstanding, not quite level, but not a problem if you have levellers eg chocks. Quiet location, bus services passed by entrance, although not sure where the bus stops are located. We used the site as a base and drove to Bamburgh and Holy Island. Good clean site with ehu, grey waste, chemical waste and general and recycling bins. As the site is part of a working farm, check-in is self check-in and communication was by email which worked fine for us. Would recommend this site.

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Jo And Rob

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Reviewed on 30/12/2022 17:36

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Not my favourite

Booking was easy with the owner re-confirming the booking a few days before with a stated pitch number, however this was the only interaction we had with them as no body came to say hello and if everything was OK. The pitches are very rough hardcore and the field slopes which isn't an issue unless you want to put up an awning, in fact on at least one pitch we wouldn't have been able to put our larger awning up. The roadway on site is single track which means you have manoeuvre over grass to site your van, been a larger unit, although we didn't struggle, it was tight initially and having rained recently could have made this worse without 4x4 Dedicated water for each pitch would suggest you can use autofill, only if you are lucky enough to be on the closer pitches or you have an extension pipe. Road noise wasn't bad most of the day but when it was busy it was very busy which made walking difficult at best A good view of Lindisfarne from our from window in the distance was nice and the organic free range eggs on sale were excellent, Overall for the £22 per night charged I feel we could have had more and have had in the locality so when we return to the area we probably would not return to this one.

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Janca

Caravanner from West Yorkshire

Reviewed on 30/10/2022 12:45

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Disappointed

Our visit didn't start well as travelling north on the A1 in hammering rain we took the first signposted exit to "Warren Mill / B1342" - you should ignore this and take the next exit signposted "Warren Mill" otherwise you won't be able to make sense of the directions provided. Once there the site was pretty much as described by others - great views but the whole site slopes upwards as you drive in which might cause some issues if you need to use an awning. The pitches themselves were very rough hard core rather than gravel so not the prettiest or most convenient pitches you'll find. Facilities for water and waste were fine and although close to the coast road this wasn't too much of a problem for noise although it can get busy during the day which makes walking challenging. We found walks which kept us away from the road but these aren't easy to find - more information at the site might be useful. We drove to Bamburgh and the car park opposite has dedicated motor home parking. Easington Farm was convenient for our tour of Northumberland but probably wouldn't be our first choice if returning to the area.

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michaelgj

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Reviewed on 09/10/2022 15:10

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Great Site & Location

Booking was easy via email and arrival was self check in with payment via the envelopes provided to pay cash or by bank transfer. A few days before we had received an email letting us know which pitch we had been allocated. We were on pitch 5 which was ideal as it was a little away from the other pitches so very private. This pitch came with 2 choices of where to pitch. The views were beautiful, despite having a road between us and the beach. There was very little noise from the road. The owner provides lots of walks on their website but unfortunately we tried twice and were unable to find the coastal path. However there were great views from the walks around the farms and the coastal path was easily picked up with a short drive. The chemical point was not the best we’ve used but it was sufficient. The best part about this site is its location. We walked from Budle Bay to Bamburgh, Bamburgh to Seahouses and around Holy Island. This is definitely a site we will return to.

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2ndTimeTourers

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Reviewed on 13/04/2022 18:39

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Lovely site and owner

We had the choice of any pitch. Pitch was completely level so we had no need to do anything but stop. Great view of Lindisfarne in the distance. Well located for visiting Lindisfarne and Bamburgh castle Our last night happened to be that of Storm Arwen so it felt more like being in a small boat in the Atlantic than a motorhome and we certainly didn't get any sleep but our first two nights were peaceful and pleasant. Owner was pleasant and helpful. We couldn't fault it.

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Andrew and Kate

Motorhomer from Angus/Forfarshire

Reviewed on 01/12/2021 18:22

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Could be better

As some other reviews have said the pitches could be better we were on pitch number 1 which was made up of large stones so we had to go right to the edge to put our porch awning up which put us too close to the next caravan as it happened they didn't have an awning up and put their car on the other side, we also spoke to another caravaner who also had problems putting his awning up as the ground at the side was higher than the hardstanding as were several other pitches, there is also no lighting if you need to empty your water or toilet at night, the site is lovely for views and ideal if you are not putting an awning up, also the access is very good.

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mollcass

Caravanner from West Yorkshire

Reviewed on 18/11/2021 13:15

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