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Our Favourite Attractions near Church Point
With infinite sea views and direct access to a beach, Church Point can be your very own seaside sanctuary.
Stroll to Newbiggin by the Sea for long romantic walks along the promenade and to tuck into superb fish and chips. Or for fast-paced seaside fun, visit lively Whitley Bay and charming Tynemouth, both just a 30-minute drive away.
To the north of Church Point, you'll find a choice of historic seaside towns, sights and castles - including mighty Dunstanburgh and picturesque Bamburgh. The market town of Alnwick is famous for its castle too and boasts a beautiful contemporary garden.
Amazing attractions near Church Point
Newbiggin Promenade
Wander along Northumberland's longest promenade and breathe in spectacular views of the bay and the UK's first off shore sculpture - The Couple.
Newbiggin Maritime Centre
Explore the history of Newbiggin-by-the-Sea at this lovely little museum which celebrates the industries and people that made the town what it is today.
Woodhorn Museum and Northumberland Archives
An iconic coal mine where you can explore the social heritage of this mining community and discover the difficult and dangerous conditions of the pit.
Bailiffgate Museum
This lovely little museum tells the story of the people of Alnwick with lots of fascinating displays and interactive activities to discover.
Parklands Golf Course
Whether you're pushing yourself to perfect your swing or enjoying a relaxed game on the 18 hole course; this is a wonderful spot for golfers.
Newcastle upon Tyne
Striking architecture, historic splendour, sensational museums, legendary nightlife... Whatever you're looking for in a city then Newcastle-upon-Tyne surely has it!
Newcastle Castle
The city's most historic building is filled with dark secrets and striking architecture and rewards those who climb it with the most breathtaking urban views.
Cragside House
The impressive home of Victorian inventor Lord Armstrong is filled with ingenious gadgets but it's his creations outdoors that show true genius!
The Alnwick Garden
This spectacular paradise in the pretty town of Alnwick, is one of the most exciting contemporary gardens in the world.
Dilston Physic Garden
A magical garden, filled with beautiful and exuberant displays and yet there's a secret behind these plants - they can heal your body and brain!
Beamish Museum
Immerse yourself in history at this unique open-air living museum where the past really does come to life all around you!
Hadrian's Wall
The northern border of the once mighty Roman Empire, much of Hadrian's Wall still stands today, providing a remarkable insight into life in ancient times.
Dunstanburgh Castle
The gigantic ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle, one of the largest in Northern England, are truly picturesque against the dramatic backdrop of the Northumberland coast.
Druridge Bay
Running from Hauxley in the north to Cresswell in the south is Druridge Bay, a golden 7-mile curve of spectacular shoreline and dunes.
Whitley Bay Beach
Whitley Bay Links and Beach is a lovely expanse of golden sand flanked by a long promenade that stretches between Cullercoats and St Mary's Lighthouse.
King Edward's Bay
Overlooked by the historic Tynemouth Priory and Castle is hidden gem King Edward's Bay - a small and popular sandy beach nestled between the cliffs.
Alnmouth Beach
In a wide sandy bay at the mouth of the River Aln and on the fringes of a characterful little village is spectacular Alnmouth Beach.
Beadnell Bay
Part of the North Northumberland Heritage Coast and set within Northumberland's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is horseshoe-shaped Beadnell Bay.
Circular Walk from Cresswell Towers via Cresswell Beach
Starting at our very own Cresswell Towers Holiday Park, head out along the glorious open sands of Cresswell Beach, continuing through nature reserves and countryside.
Morpeth and Mitford
Explore the historic market town of Morpeth and its beautiful surrounding countryside and river, with several points of interest to enjoy along the way.
Linear Walk between Wansbeck Rd & South Gosforth Metro Stations
Starting in Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne's most popular suburb, this linear walk takes you through some of the green spaces on the city's outskirts.
