From grand castles and historic houses to breathtaking hills, tranquil lakes, and sweeping coastlines, there’s something for everyone within easy reach.
A hidden gem on the River Coquet, this 12th-century priory offers peaceful woodland walks and stunning medieval architecture. It is a very popular wedding venue in Northumberland and we are the best choice for off site guest accommodation.
Discover the charming village of Rothbury and nearby Cragside, once home to Victorian inventor Lord Armstrong. Explore the grand house, formal gardens, and miles of wooded trails - the world’s first home powered by hydroelectricity.
A favourite with walkers, the Simonside Hills provide sweeping views over Northumberland National Park. The well marked trails are ideal for a morning hike, with chances to spot wildlife along the way and a great sunrise or sunset opportunity if timed correctly!
Step into history at Alnwick Castle, famed as a Harry Potter filming location. Next door, explore The Alnwick Garden with its fountains, grand treehouse, and Poison Garden. Families will love Lilidorei, a magical play village located on the same site. At Christmas time the light trails and experiences are not to be missed.
The ancestral seat of the Earls Grey, Howick Hall boasts beautiful gardens that change with the seasons. Famous as the birthplace of Earl Grey tea, it’s a wonderful mix of history and horticulture.
Nestled near Morpeth, Bolam Lake offers a tranquil woodland and lakeside walk with plenty of birdlife and red squirrels to spot. A gentle, accessible destination for families and nature lovers.
Perched on golden sands, Bamburgh Castle is one of Northumberland’s most iconic landmarks. Explore its dramatic halls, enjoy the wide sandy beach, and soak up spectacular sea views.
Gateway to the Cheviot Hills, Wooler is perfect for walkers and history seekers. Nearby Ad Gefrin combines Anglo-Saxon heritage with a working whisky distillery and visitor centre, blending culture and craft in one stop.
Step back to Roman times with a visit to Hadrian’s Wall. Explore ancient forts, museums, and scenic walking routes along this UNESCO World Heritage Site - ideal for history lovers and adventurers alike.
After a long day of adventure, return to the warmth of our pub, enjoy delicious food and drink, and relax in comfort in our accommodation.
The Anglers Arms is perfectly located to provide a base from which to explore the beautiful and varied county of Northumberland.
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