Getting Here

Tranwell Farm Campsite                    

Tranwell Farm Campsite
Tranwell Woods
Morpeth
Northumberland

NE61 6GX

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Sat Nav Coordinates:
Latitude 55.1422
Longitude -1.7218

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Google Maps:
Search for "Tranwell Farm Holidays" then click on directions.

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Ireby House

Ireby House
Tranwell
Morpeth
Northumberland
NE61 6AF

Ireby has parking available for up to two cars.

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Google Maps:

Search for Ireby house, Tranwell, Morpeth then click on directions.

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Sustainable Travel Options

We actively encourage guests to consider low-carbon travel options when visiting Tranwell Farm. Our location offers convenient access to public transport, allowing guests to arrive without a car and explore Northumberland sustainably during their stay.

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Electric vehicle Charging 

Our campsite operates entirely off-grid using solar power and battery storage. Whilst this means we cannot currently provide dedicated EV charging facilities on-site, Morpeth is well covered for ev charging we recommend the following links for guiding you to the most appropriate charging points for your car.

​• https://www.zap-map.com
• https://www.pod-point.com
• https://www.instavolt.co.uk

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Map of charge points

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Arriving by Train

The nearest railway station is Morpeth, approximately 2 miles from the campsite. Morpeth is located on the East Coast Main Line and has direct services from Newcastle, Edinburgh, York and London.

For train times and ticket bookings visit:
www.thetrainline.com

Guests arriving by train can take a local taxi from the station or connect with local bus services to travel closer to the campsite.

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Arriving by Bus

The Arriva 777 bus service operates between Morpeth and Newcastle International Airport, providing a convenient public transport link for guests arriving by rail, air or bus. The nearest bus stop is approximately a 5-minute walk from the campsite and can be reached via permissive footpaths through the surrounding fields.

For timetables and journey planning visit:
www.arrivabus.co.uk

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Arriving by Air

Guests flying into Newcastle International Airport can travel directly to Morpeth using the Arriva 777 bus service before connecting to the campsite on foot from the nearby bus stop.

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Exploring the Area Without a Car

Many local attractions can be accessed using public transport, walking routes and cycling opportunities. Information is available in our Welcome Hut and pre-arrival emails, including:

• Local bus timetables and route maps
• Walking routes to Morpeth town centre
• Maps showing nearby pubs, restaurants and amenities that can be reached on foot
• Suggested car-free day itineraries using bus and rail connections
• Information on attractions accessible by public transport

Guests can walk into Morpeth in approximately 35–40 minutes using local footpaths and quiet roads. Morpeth provides onward bus and rail connections to destinations including Newcastle, Amble, Alnwick, Berwick-upon-Tweed, Tynemouth and the Northumberland Coast.

By leaving the car parked on site and making use of local transport links, guests can enjoy a more environmentally responsible holiday while reducing congestion and carbon emissions.

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Suggested Car-Free Days Out:

 

Morpeth and Amble Explorer

Enjoy a relaxing and environmentally friendly day out using a combination of walking and public transport.

From Tranwell Farm Campsite, guests can walk approximately 5 minutes via permissive footpaths to the nearest bus stop and catch the Arriva 777 service into Morpeth. The route provides a convenient connection between the local area, Morpeth town centre and Newcastle Airport.

On arrival in Morpeth, spend the morning exploring Carlisle Park, one of Northumberland's most attractive riverside parks. The park offers beautiful gardens, riverside walks, picnic areas and views along the River Wansbeck. Stroll into the town centre to browse the independent shops, cafés and restaurants before enjoying lunch in one of Morpeth's many eateries.

After lunch, board the Arriva X18 service from Morpeth bus station to Amble. The X18 connects Morpeth with coastal destinations including Warkworth, Amble and Alnwick.

In Amble, enjoy a walk around Amble Marina Ltd and the surrounding harbour area, watching fishing boats and visiting the popular harbour village retail area. A traditional fish and chip supper can be enjoyed overlooking the waterfront before exploring Amble Harbour and the nearby coastal paths.

To return, simply catch the X18 back to Morpeth and then connect with the 777 service towards the campsite. 

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Newcastle Culture and Shopping

Leave the car at Tranwell Farm Campsite and enjoy a day exploring Newcastle by public transport.

You can either walk (approximately 35–40 minutes) into Morpeth town centre or catch the Arriva 777 bus from the stop located a short walk from the campsite. From Morpeth Railway Station, regular direct trains run to Newcastle Central Station, with a journey time of approximately 15–20 minutes.

After arriving in Newcastle, take a short walk to the nearby museums. Popular options include the Great North Museum: Hancock, which showcases natural history, Ancient Egypt and Hadrian's Wall collections, or the Discovery Museum, which explores the region's rich maritime, industrial and scientific heritage. Both museums offer free admission.

Following a morning of culture and exploration, enjoy lunch at STACK Newcastle. Located close to St James' Park, STACK offers a wide range of independent street food vendors, local drinks and live entertainment in a vibrant social setting.

After lunch, visitors can spend the afternoon shopping at Eldon Square, Newcastle's premier shopping destination, with a wide selection of high street brands, independent retailers and cafés.

For those wishing to explore further, Newcastle city centre also offers attractions including Grainger Market, Grey Street, the Quayside and the iconic Tyne Bridge, all within walking distance of the railway station.

At the end of the day, return by train from Newcastle Central Station to Morpeth and either catch the Arriva 777 bus or enjoy the walk back to the campsite.

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Alnwick Castle and Gardens

Enjoy one of Northumberland's most famous visitor attractions without using your car.

Begin your journey by catching the Arriva 777 bus from the stop located a short walk from the campsite to Morpeth Bus Station. From Morpeth, connect onto the Arriva X18 service towards Alnwick.

The X18 travels through the Northumberland countryside before arriving at Alnwick Bus Station, which is within easy walking distance of both Alnwick Castle and The Alnwick Garden. The X18 provides a convenient and sustainable transport link between Morpeth and Alnwick.

Spend the morning exploring Alnwick Castle, one of England's largest inhabited castles and famous for its appearances in the Harry Potter films. Visitors can discover the castle's rich history, state rooms and extensive grounds.

Enjoy lunch at the Treehouse Restaurant within The Alnwick Garden. Built amongst the treetops and constructed from sustainably sourced timber, the Treehouse offers a unique dining experience with locally sourced produce and seasonal menus.

Alternatively, you may prefer a leisurely walk into Alnwick town centre and a visit to Barter Books, one of the UK's largest second-hand bookshops, housed within a beautifully restored Victorian railway station. Browse thousands of books before enjoying coffee, hot chocolate and homemade cake in the café.

The afternoon can be spent exploring The Alnwick Garden, including the famous Grand Cascade and Poison Garden, before returning to Alnwick Bus Station.

For the journey home, catch the Arriva X18 bus back to Morpeth Bus Station and connect with the Arriva 777 service towards the campsite.