SEAHOUSES, BEADNELL & CHATHILL – SELF-CATERING
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SEAFIELD CARAVAN PARk CAMPING & CARAVANNING SPRINGHILL FARM ACCOMMODATION CARAVAN & CAMPING

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A quiet family run site on our organic arable and stock farm, only half a mile from
breathtaking beaches and castles. Perfect base for many of the attractions around
Northumberland and the Scottish borders. Family and dog friendly, but also a peaceful
haven outside school holidays. Visit our website for more information.
PITCH PER NIGHT: £10 min – £30 max PITCHES: 25
Mrs Julie & Sarah Gregory, Springhill Farm, Seahouses, Northumberland NE68 7UR
T/F: 01665 721820
E: enquiries@springhill-farm.co.uk www.springhill-farm.co.uk
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Superior well equipped holiday homes for hire with central heating. Sky TV, DVD etc.
Fully serviced touring super pitches with centrally heated shower facilities. Licensed
coffee shop, health and beauty suite. Prices include entry to the Ocean Club pool,
WELCOME
gymnasium, spa, sauna and steam room.
PITCHING PER NIGHT: £24 min – £45 max UNITS: 18
STATIC PER WEEK: £310 min - £695 max UNITS: 24 SLEEPS: 4
Seafield Caravan Park, Seahouses, Northumberland NE68 7SP
T: 01665 720628 F: 01665 720088
E: info@seafieldpark.co.uk www.seafieldpark.co.uk
Look out for these symbols which indicate
properties which offer particularly good facilities
for Cyclists, Walkers, Pets and Families.
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David Bellamy Gold Award for Conservation,
Caravan Park of the Year 2007, Investors in People
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