Cottages in Otterburn

Cottages in Otterburn

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Highlights in Otterburn

  • Otterburn cottages
  • North East England
  • Northumberland National Park
  • Hiking
  • Kielder Forest Park
  • Kielder Forest Drive
  • Waterfalls
  • Iron Age Fort
  • Cycling

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Cottages in Otterburn

Otterburn holiday cottages

Come and stay in this small, picturesque Northumberland village located just 50 km north west of Newcastle upon Tyne on the banks of the River Rede. Here you will find rural charm and quaint local pubs as well as the upmarket elegance of the wonderful local Otterburn Castle Restaurant. You are ideally situated to enjoy the beautiful nature, walks and bike rides in the surrounding countryside of Kielder Forest Park and Northumberland National Park. If you are feeling adventurous you can plan a perfect day trip and be on the Northumberland Coast in under an hour!

Beautiful Otterburn cottages

These lovely spacious holiday cottages are dotted in and around delightful Otterburn with great access to local village amenities such as pubs and shops and local nature and history attractions. Browse a selection of cottages with fully equipped, stylish, contemporary interiors and comfortable furnishings perfect just for two for a romantic getaway or size up and find a perfect cottage for 4 or 6 or even 7 guests! These cottages feature a lovely garden for a cup of tea and there are several options that welcome pets!

Travellers and activities

Otterburn for hiking enthusiasts

Otterburn is a remarkably lovely location for stepping out into the great outdoors on a selection of fantastic hiking trails for all abilities. There is a lovely 5km local walk right on your doorstep that loops around the village to Fawdon Hill affording you a chance to visit Otterburn Mill. Otterburn is a great base for exploring several stunning hiking trails in the Redesdale Valley, said to be one of Northumberland´s best kept secrets. There is a fabulous 13km loop walk called the Valley Ramble from West Woodburn. You are also within easy driving distance of the vast multitude of trails available in the Northumberland National Park further to the north or in the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty to the south.

Otterburn for cycling enthusiasts

In Otterburn you have perfect access to Northumberland National Park where you will find yourself in a cyclists paradise with its quiet roads and dramatic scenery.There is something for everyone to enjoy here whether you are looking for a family bike ride or a fabulous mountain biking adventure! There are a multitude of absolutely stunning trails to discover here for all ages and abilities that traverse unforgettable, remote, wild landscapes. Kielder Water and Forest Park offers you incredible off road cycle tracks as well as lovely family friendly paths. Harwood Forest is an absolutely perfect cycle location if you are looking for a quiet route through a nature sanctuary!

Did you know that Otterburn was the site of a major battle between the English and Scottish armies in 1388!

Top 7 travel tips in Otterburn

1. National Trust Cragside House

Hop in the car for a Victorian adventure just 30 minutes north east of Otterburn by car where you can explore the remarkable passion for innovation of the Victorian owners who built the mansion at Cragside.This was the first house in the world to boast electric lights! This gorgeous Victorian mansion with its sprawling estate is filled with unique Victorian gadgets and incredible heirlooms. Admire man made lakes, cascading waterfalls and masses of rhododendrons in bloom in June in a 1000 acre fairytale mountain landscape. There is an exquisite formal garden, fernery, gothic clock tower and Pinetum, a towering man made pine forest.

2. Day Trip to Kielder Forest

Come and spend the day exploring England’s largest forest that is home to stunning, larger than life outdoor sculptures and the biggest man made lake in Northern Europe! This wildlife and dark skies haven is a playground for cyclists, hikers and lovers of the great outdoors and is located just 30 minutes west of Otterburn by car. Try the Lakeside Way, a superb multi-use trail that circumnavigates the shoreline of the lake. Here you can admire the largest remaining population of red squirrels in Britain! Kielder Observatory hosts a programme of fabulous stargazing events throughout the year and this is the place to experience the night sky like nowhere else!

3. Brinkburn Priory and Manor House

Just 36 minutes east of Otterburn lies the fabulous 12th century manor house and priory of Brinkburn! This extraordinary historical gem offers you a tranquil place for a walk and a picnic amidst magnificent woodland and riverside scenery. Step back in time as you admire one of the best examples of ancient Gothic architecture in Northumberland. If you are a history sleuth you will love the stunning stained glass windows and beautiful old organ. Why not picnic along the grass banks of the river where you can see otters playing in the water!

4. Bremenium Roman Fort

Come and see this ancient Roman fortification at Rochester just 20 minutes north west of Otterburn! This spectacular site dates back to as early as the first century and overlooks the lovely Rede Valley. There are stunning views across the countryside from the northern and western cliff drops. This fort had unusually thick walls with special provisions for hurling missiles and is a significant Roman military archaeological site.

5. Visit Lordenshaw Hill Fort

At Lordenshaws you can stroll about the mysterious remains of an Iron Age hillfort and Bronze Age burial mounds where you will see intriguing cup and ring rock carvings created an estimated 2000 years ago! The setting is magnificent with sweeping views of Northumberland National Park. This fantastic attraction is a great place to spend a morning strolling about and is located just half an hour north east of Otterburn.

6. Hareshaw Linn Waterfall

If you fancy an absolutely magical woodland walk, lace up your hiking shoes and head out on the 4.8 km Hareshaw Linn Walk near Redesdale. En route you will cross beautiful mossy bridges in an unbelievably breathtaking wooded valley that is home to more than 300 types of moss! There are plenty of places to stop for perfect Instagram photos and when you get to the cascading falls you can clamber down some rocks for a closer view.

7. Kielder Forest Drive

Head out on a sublimely scenic, 19 km drive from Kielder Castle to Blakehope Burn Hough on the A68 heading east. This unsurfaced off the beaten track remote route offers you stunning expanses of scenery over the moors and coniferous forests of Kielder! Look out for ancient stone stells or sheepfolds as well as deer and wild goats en route! At the highest point of the drive you will come across The Nick, a dramatic sculptural shelter that provides a remarkable spot for gazing out over the surrounding panorama!

Information about cottages in Otterburn

🏡 Cottages available: 8 properties.
💳 Discount available: up to -34%.
🌙 Minimum price per night: from £43.
⭐ Most popular amenities: garden, Wi-Fi and fireplace.
🐾 Pet-friendly: 8 properties.

FAQs: Cottages in Otterburn

Which services can you typically find at the cottages in Otterburn?

Out of all the services offered by Holidu, it seems that the cottages in Otterburn offer everything that tourists want! Here, cottages generally have a variety of amenities, the most popular being: garden (100%), Wi-Fi (82%), and balcony (27%)... Pretty cool!

What are the reviews like for the cottages in Otterburn?

The cottages here have a lot of positive reviews from holiday-makers. Many (73%) have a rating of 4.5 stars, which implies that here you can easily find the perfect cottage for your next trip!

Are the cottages in Otterburn suitable for families with children?

According to information from last year, 18% of cottages in Otterburn are child-friendly, it will therefore not be difficult to find the ideal cottage for you and your children.

Are the cottages in Otterburn pet-friendly?

Yes! In Otterburn, 73% of the cottages accept them, and 100% also have a garden!

Do the cottages in Otterburn generally offer an internet connection?

Of course! According to last year's data, 82% of cottages in Otterburn have an internet connection. So no need to panic, you will be able to browse the internet during your stay!

How much do guests usually expect to pay for cottages in Otterburn?

A big percentage of cottages in Otterburn (82%) cost less than £100 a night. Therefore, this destination is perfect for booking an affordable cottage!

Do the cottages in Otterburn usually have a fireplace or a swimming pool?

Not always. Judging by last year's information, there are only a few cottages in Otterburn that have a fireplace.

Are the cottages in Otterburn suitable for holidays with the whole family or better for an escape as a couple?

According to the information collected last year, 100% of cottages welcome small groups of up to four people. Approximately 100% of the cottages here include at least two separate bedrooms. Otterburn is the ideal destination for small groups of friends!

Are you able to enjoy a beautiful view and spend time outside at the cottages in Otterburn?

27% of cottages have a balcony or terrace, and 0% have a view. However, it is not very common, so availability can be limited. If this is a priority for you, you should anticipate a bit more time for research. Also, don't forget to use the filters that suit you the best to be sure to find the cottage that is perfect for you. However, 100% of cottages in Otterburn have gardens, where you can bask in the sun.

When it is best to travel to Otterburn?

Judging by the amenities in the cottages in Otterburn, it is the perfect destination both in summer and winter. This is because there is a wide range of properties and services. Therefore, you will be able to enjoy Otterburn in comfort all year round.