Things to do near Cresswell Towers Holiday Park

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.

This lovely little museum tells the story of the people of Alnwick with lots of fascinating displays and interactive activities to discover.

A seaside themed soft play centre that will lure your kids in with gigantic slides, swings and ball pools for endless energy-burning fun!

While the kids scramble, slide and swing through this indoor soft play area you can kick back with a coffee. Talk about ideal!

See, stroke and feed a lovely variety of animals at this family-fun farm, from classic goats and sheep to exotic meerkats and skunks!

Set within the surroundings of High Gosforth Park, this 18 hole mini golf course can be delightfully relaxed family entertainment or a seriously competitive challenge.

This spectacular paradise in the pretty town of Alnwick, is one of the most exciting contemporary gardens in the world.

The impressive home of Victorian inventor Lord Armstrong is filled with ingenious gadgets but it's his creations outdoors that show true genius!

A 700 hundred-year-old castle simply brimming with enchantment - delve into a dragon's lair or learn to ride a broomstick exactly where Harry Potter did!

Surely one of Britain's most picturesque and spectacular castles, standing stoically above the gorgeous sand dunes and sprawling beach below - a truly epic sight!

Sitting resplendent off the Northumberland coast this picturesque island has a deep spiritual heritage and is simply awash with history and natural beauty.

A splendid medieval castle with a captivating yet sometimes dark history; discover the glories of the Elizabethan Great Hall and the horrors of the dungeon.

Adorable puffins and enchanting seals are just some of the gorgeous species of wildlife you'll spot at the Farne Islands - an unforgettable natural spectacle!

11m high tightropes, swings over giant drops... who knew that such an idyllic woodland could be filled with such fear... and wild excitement!

The gigantic ruins of Dunstanburgh Castle, one of the largest in Northern England, are truly picturesque against the dramatic backdrop of the Northumberland coast.

Running from Hauxley in the north to Cresswell in the south is Druridge Bay, a golden 7-mile curve of spectacular shoreline and dunes.

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.

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.

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.

Part of the North Northumberland Heritage Coast and set within Northumberland's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is horseshoe-shaped Beadnell Bay.

Seahouses is a historic fishing village with a small bustling harbour, forming part of the Northumberland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Its north beach is tranquil and unspoilt.

Beautiful Bamburgh Beach is free of crowds and full of dramatic coastal sights. The sandy beach is sheltered by impressive dunes and overlooked by the majestic Bamburgh Castle.