Tranwell Farm Campsite

Greener Camping Club off grid Certificated Site

Quiet, Family Friendly Camping and Glamping Site

Our 'Green Tourism Gold Award winning' Farm Campsite is set in the heart of the Northumbrian countryside
Tranwell Farm is two miles from the historic Market town of Morpeth and within easy walking distance of a lovely country pub. Our dog-friendly, sustainable off-grid site, is surrounded by wildlife and caters for families and couples who are looking for a quiet base from which to explore all that Northumberland has to offer. 'Wild camping with creature comforts'.
Northumberland is one of the most sparsely populated counties in England. It's an area of outstanding natural beauty and dark skies. Dramatic coastlines, miles of sandy beaches, rolling hills and majestic castles all waiting to be explored. Morpeth, is situated in the centre of Northumberland and combines history and heritage. Here you'll find traditional farmers markets, interesting shops, fabulous restaurants, takeaways and tea rooms, supermarkets and a park and gardens.

Shower and toilet hut with proper flushing toilets and hot showers
Welcome hut with local information and solar phone charging points and freezer.
Each pitch has a picnic table or table and chairs.
Fire pits are available to hire at a cost of £10 per night including logs.
Dog walking area - please keep dogs on a lead at all times.
Covered washing up area
Fresh water point
Grey water point
Chemical toilet disposal point - please note we are only able to take Green chemical which is readily available from most caravan supplies shops and generally costs the same but is much better for the environment.
Recycling facilities - please keep any rubbish to a minimum
Way marked, Farm nature walk around a small lake.

Sustainable tourism

We are passionate about sustainable tourism and we operate as an Eco off grid campsite so no electric pitches. But we do have amazing dark skies and an abundance of nature.

Pets

We are happy for you to bring well behaved pets but please do not leave them on their own or allow them to bark all the time and it is very important that you keep them on a lead at all times as we are a working farm with sheep and lambs.