Embleton Bay

Smart, simple site. Well defined, flat gravel pitches with neatly mown grass between. Surrounded by fields. Adjacent to a quiet road, some traffic during the day but none at night. Easy to communicate with the owner. At £30 including EHU,i think it is expensive, which probably explains why there were only 2 occupants on the nicest weekend so far this year , when Banburgh Links road was full the night before.

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I drove past here yesterday and the site is gone. The fencing remains but everything else has gone. There are boulders across the entrance.

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A really excellent CL, clean, tidy & well-maintained. Basic facilities - grey water, cassette disposal & water are located just opposite the entrance (so a reasonable distance from the pitches). Large level grass pitches and an open location. The site has CCTV for security. The farm is privately owned and one outstanding provision is a broad grassy path skirting the fields all the way to Embleton Bay (see map in photos). There's just one road to cross and there you'll pass the holiday homes & apartments which belong to the farm. The walk takes 30-40 minutes and includes fabulous views across the bay to Dunstanburgh castle. There's also a large picnic table & benches en route, taking in the view, there's even a stone mound to put a small barbecue on. If you're looking for really good food for very slightly above average pub prices check out The Ship at Low Newton - but best to book a table when you book your trip - it's extremely popular and there's little chance of getting in on the day.

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Lovely little site. Ideally placed to walk to the beach about 30 mins or into Embleton about 15 mins where there are two pubs and a farm shop

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