Visit Longframlington

An award-winning village shop, stone-front buildings and traditional pubs with flowing local tipples make up the village of Longframlington. Sweeping landscapes and winding woodland paths can be enjoyed in this spot in the Coquetdale countryside.

Amidst the Coquetdale countryside

The small village of Longframlington is made up of a cluster of stone cottages, a smattering of independent shops and a handful of award-winning pubs. Nestled in a remote spot, you can catch a glimpse of the dramatic Coquetdale countryside and the hem of forests at Thrunton Woods.

Thrunton Woods

Forestry England are pleased to welcome visitors back to certain parts of the forest as they continue clearing the remaining storm damage. Footpaths, fables and a wildlife-filled forest floor can all be discovered in the depths of Thrunton Woods. This enchanting woodland overlooks the Cheviot Hills and is home to hidden trails with spectacular viewpoints.

Coquet Valley

At the heart of Northumberland sits the Coquet Valley, where the River Coquet tumbles through open meadows and wild moorland. Flowing from the Upper Coquet to the charming town of Rothbury, its banks are a place of serenity for walkers and cyclists.

Cycling

Cruise along the coast, roll beside rivers, and pedal to peaceful beauty spots in Northumberland. Experience everything from flat, family-friendly paths to intense mountain bike tracks, and venture into the county’s nooks and crannies that cars can’t reach.

Northumberland National Park

Get away from it all in Northumberland National Park, one of England’s most tranquil locations. As the least-populated National Park in the UK, expect to discover peaceful beauty spots, lesser-known walking routes and untouched landscapes.

Walking and hiking

Northumberland is one big bundle of paths and routes just waiting to be explored. There're ample opportunities to amble across the county, miles of stunning coastline to wander along, picturesque National Park trails to follow, and a wealth of fascinating history to discover.

Wildlife and nature

Adorable puffins, lazing seals, magical dolphins and rare ospreys are just some of the array of wildlife in Northumberland. Go wild goat spotting in the Cheviots, take wildlife boat trips and tiptoe through forests to find deer peeking from the trees.

Places to stay near Longframlington

Farm houses with self-catering country cottages, family-run B&Bs and hotels that ooze a rural, countryside charm all offer an idyllic escape in Longframlington.

Rothbury Self Catering

The Cragside Cragend Cottages

Experience Northumberland’s historic eco-heritage at unique 'Cragend Farm' holiday destination, a brilliant example of Lord Armstrong of Cragside’s engineering innovations.

Rothbury Bed & Breakfast

Cragend Grange (Cragend Farm)

Experience Northumberland’s historic eco-heritage at unique ’Cragend Farm’ holiday destination, a brilliant example of Lord Armstrong of Cragside’s engineering innovations.

Guide Price £150.00 Per Night

Rothbury Holiday Home Ownership

Coquetdale Holiday Park

Malcolm, Kathy and Matthew Muckle welcome you to their family run holiday park near the tranquil and beautiful Rothbury.

Rothbury Glamping

Westfield House Farm Shepherd's Huts

Luxury Shepherd's Huts and B&B in an idyllic Northumbrian setting in beautiful Upper Coquetdale on the edge of Northumberland National Park.

Guide Price £79.00 Per Night

What's nearby?

Cragside House, Gardens & Estate

Historical Cragside House was the first in the world to be lit by hydroelectricity and holds Lord Armstrong’s gadgets as well as fantastic gardens.

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Things to do around Longframlington

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Historic sites Rothbury

Cragside

Illuminated with hydro-electricity and powered by hydraulics, discover Britain's original smart home.

Great Outdoors Rothbury

Holystone Wood

Tucked away in a quiet corner of Coquetdale, there’s nowhere better for peace and tranquillity.

Delicatessen & Farm Shop Longframlington

R. Green & Son

High-quality meat sourced from Northumberland.

Historic sites Rothbury

Brinkburn Priory

Discover Brinkburn Priory, tucked away amongst the woodland, within a picturesque loop of the River Coquet. A true hidden gem.

Great Outdoors Rothbury

Hepburn Wood

Hepburn Wood is located to the eastern edge of Chillingham Estate, giving iconic views across Northumberland above the woodland.

Great Outdoors Rothbury

Simonside

Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views from the top of mystical Simonside, one of the best in the North East England.

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Visit Longframlington

Amidst the Coquetdale countryside

Thrunton Woods

Coquet Valley

Cycling

Northumberland National Park

Walking and hiking

Wildlife and nature