Morpeth
Northumberland
NE61 5JT
England

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Enjoying a peaceful woodland setting just 200m from the golden sandy beaches and huge dunes of Druridge Bay, Cresswell Towers offers you a superb base for a relaxing family holiday on the Northumbrian coast.

Weekly Price Range: £130 - £699

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Enjoying a peaceful woodland setting just 200m from the golden sandy beaches and huge dunes of Druridge Bay, Cresswell Towers offers you a superb base for a relaxing family holiday on the Northumbrian coast. The indoor heated pool provides the ideal place to unwind, while children enjoy their own outdoor play area, sports court and all the fun of Sparky's Krew Club. The Tower Tavern makes a superb evening venue for either a quiet drink or enjoying competitions and live cabaret.

Woodland walks, sea fishing and 18 hole golf at nearby Longhurst are all available close at hand. A little further afield are the unmissable Farne Islands and Holy Island, and superb shopping at Newcastle, whilst Alnwick Castle and Gardens, the majestic setting for the Harry Potter films, is within easy reach.

Local Area Finding Cresswell Towers

SatNav Postcode: NE61 5JT

The local Area around Cresswell Towers Relax and unwind in one of the most peaceful areas of the country when you stay in Northumberland. Walkers and beachcombers revel in the dramatic clifftop paths and long, sweeping sands of the coast, and the Northumberland National Park and Cheviot Hills are a nature lovers’ paradise, while water sports enthusiasts of all kinds flock to the vast expanses of Kielder Water.

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User Reviews

 We have 54 reviews in our database for Cresswell Towers. Only the last 10 are shown for each holiday park

Reviewed by:	Date of stay: 2007
The place was great, a nice beach, nice walks, friendly people, clean and quiet and lovely to relax.
Reviewed by:	Date of stay: 2007
Cresswell Towers is a good base for exploring Northumberland - it also has a good beach a short walk away.
Reviewed by:	Date of stay: 2008
A lovely site, the staff were excellent and the site and accommodation were clean and welcoming.
Reviewed by:	Date of stay: 2008
The park is in a good location for visiting places, our best visit was Alnwick the gardens were out of this world.
Reviewed by:	Date of stay: 2008
A fantastic location, near arguably the best beaches in the country.
Reviewed by:	Date of stay: 2008
Very friendly staff made it easy to enjoy our break.our telly went off and was fixed within 15 minutes,just a small example of how amenable they were.
Reviewed by:	Date of stay: 2008
location good for touring northumberland
Reviewed by:	Date of stay: 2008
Caravan was of a high standard, the site was clean, well maintained and safe for children to play.
Reviewed by:	Date of stay: 2009
An excellent holiday. The caravan was high quality and great value for money, and the park was right next to a quiet and unspoilt beach.
Reviewed by:	Date of stay: 2009
The setting and park were very good and it was very relaxed.

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