Log Cabins & Lodges in North East England

If you like sports and enjoy tours here you have some outdoor activities in Barnard Castle, County Durham: Adrenaline & Extreme tours, Canyoning & Rappelling tours, Climbing tours and Golf Courses, or if you prefer to take a circular walk around the Deepdale Wood, don’t wait any longer, it’s one of the Teesdale’s finest and most beautiful woodlands. Another option is to visit The Bowes Museum where you can enjoy wonderful collections and exhibitions. On the Northumberland coast, you can practice adrenaline-pumping sports like coasteering, kite and windsurfing. If you prefer wildlife and long walking you may visit Kielder Water & Forest Park.

In Northumberland County you can visit the castles and the museums. One of the best activities for the family is to take The Seasider, an open-top bus running along the North Tyneside coast between Whitley Bay and North Shields Ferry Terminal. Another option is to walk and ride a bicycle in the Kielder Water & Forest Park. Feel free to spend a day in Plessey Woods Country Park, it is a lovely place where you can enjoy with your family walking through the woods, watching the sculptures and at the end enjoy a delicious picnic.

There, you can find a great variety of them, for example: specialist, history, arts, galleries, military, and science museums. A family attraction is to visit the Museum Life +Science, some of their exhibitions are Hideaway Woods, Magic Wings Butterfly House, Dinosaur trail, Earth moves, The Farmyard and The train.

If you love sport, and you are in Barnard, you can visit the Teesdale Sport Centre which offers to you and your families a swimming pool and swimming lessons, but if you prefer the music you may visit Sage Gateshead in Newcastle it is a concert venue to enjoy the music performance in it; in Durham you can find the Hamsterley Forest a beauty park where you can walk with your family and also enjoy eating homemade cakes, coffee or a delicious ice-cream; in Norham, there is a unique place if you want to know about bees. Chain Bridge Honey is a farm where you will find all about the bees' history. In Alnwick you can visit the bird sanctuary in the Kielder Water Bird.

. Visit The North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) in England is a unique experience. Here you can practice some sports or hobbies such as riding a horse, fishing for trout, riding a bike, and walking. It's also a great place for picnicking. You can enjoy seeing red squirrels, otters, and black grouse and wading birds.

The cuisine in this area is truly specific to the region. Northumberland is distinguished by its food with dishes that make the most of local produce like crab and oysters, smoked kippers, premium grass-fed lamb and beef. Don’t forget to eat Pan Haggerty, Ham & pease pudding stotties, Singin’ hinnies. Have you heard about the “Adventure tea” is a recommendation that may follow. Visit the best places where you can taste the best cup of tea or fruit infusion from this north region. If you prefer wine, you have to taste the Lindisfarne Mead. It is a fortified honey wine blended with locally drawn water, fermented grape juice, herbs and spirits..

There are many famous beaches in this region. Some of them are Filey, Scarborough, Saltburn, Whitby, Whitley Bay, Embleton Bay, Cleethorpes, Robin Hoods Bay and Runswick Bay. Northumberland is popular for its sandy beaches. Holy Island is well known for the variety of attractions that include not only its beaches, but the nature, history, religion of that area.

In Newcastle you can visit Ouseburn where you can find pubs, bars, music all you need to have a great night. Newcastle City Centre is another place you can have a genuine Geordie night out with buzzing nightclubs, classy bars or hipster pubs. In Newcastle- Gateshead you can find Theatres and Gigs with a variety of shows and performances.

If you love Sports you can go to The Great North Run and see runners, athletes in the largest half marathon in the world, who tackle the 13.1 mile (21km) challenge as an opportunity to fundraise for a good cause.