Several days into our tour of the North East of England, and after visits to Lindisfarne Castle and Priory, Seahouses and Warkworth Castle (staying at independent sites) we arrived at the White Water Park Club Campsite at Stockton-on-Tees. Once again we were checked in with by a friendly warden, and set up on our fully serviced pitch. This is a really interesting site, located at the Tees Barrage, adjacent to the Teeside white water course. Our visit coincided with a football match that I attended, and there are choices of buses into Middlesbrough either near the Asda, or across the Tees Barrage bridge, both stops only 10 minutes walk from site. This is a really funky site, in that the location may be misleading, but is many faceted. For example, the Portrack Marsh nature reserve is right in front of you, and is accessed via a 5 minute walk. There is a pub/restaurant at the entrance to the site, and Stockton-on-Tees is a pleasant 20 minute river walk away, so you can make what you want of your visit.