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The wood is clearly sign-posted and we show up on google maps (search for Trees at Tughall). We are just south of Swinhoe on the B1340.
The cabins are the same koto-designed, prefabricated units. What sets them apart is their relationship to their surroundings:
They are placed to provide maximum privacy and emersion.
Your cabin will be locked ahead of your arrival. Your keys will be in a locked box to the left of the doors on the deck.
The code to open this box can be found on your confirmation email under ‘additional information’.
Our cabins are increadibly thermally efficient, so will not require much effort to heat, even on the coldest of days.
Each cabin has a wood burning stove and supply of logs.
There are also 2 manual plinth heaters per cabin:
They do not turn off automatically, so be sure to turn off when you are warm enough!
OPEN STOVE DOOR SLOWLY TO PREVENT SPREAD OF ASH & KEEP STOVE DOOR CLOSED AT ALL TIMES
The stove will be primed before your arrival for use. All you will have to do is light it and keep feeding it with logs. The dial at the bottom of the stove controls air intake, and therefore how hot it can get – the more central the dial the cooler, the more to the right the warmer.
Each cabin will be fully stocked with seasoned, farm-sourced logs, kindling, firelighters and matches.
A good tutorial on how to re-light your stove can be found here.
*You will be supplied with enough logs and kindling for your stay. If you somehow runout please do not use wood found on-site, just give us a call and we will replenish your stocks.*
Your cabin has an electric oven and induction hobs.
Ensure the red switch to the left of the kitchen area is turned on.
*Please do not attempt to use the stove for cooking. Both the stove and utensils are not designed for this and could result in damage to property or injury.*
https://thepottedlobster.co.uk
Recently featured on the ‘Hairy Biker’s Go North’ and hands-down the best seafood restaurant in the county. Locally sourced, excellently executed, lovely staff and a cosy buzz.
https://www.lewissfishrestaurant.co.uk
Best fish and chips in the area. Best eaten at the end of the Big Pier watching the boats in Seahouses harbour.
https://www.instagram.com/baitatbeadnell/?hl=en
Awesome beach café style food. We think there’s nothing better than eating your lunch in the dunes, watching the kitesurfers in Beadnell bay.
https://www.beadnelltowers.co.uk
Recently refurbished with vibrant, locally sourced menus.
https://www.bamburghcastle.com
One of the largest inhabited castles in the country, and certainly one of the most impressive. It overlooks a stretch of pristine coastline to the East, and the quaint village of Beadnell to the West. Fascinating in any weather, and full of history and beauty.
https://farneislandstours.co.uk
The Farne islands have played an important ecological and cultural role in the area for hundreds of years. Expect to see seals, puffins, dolphins and more!
Built in the 12th century, it cuts an imposing silhouette on the cliffs overlooking the sea. A great walk from Newton by the Sea or Craster.
Designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, some of the finest scenery in Europe is on your doorstep.
One of the most iconic and historically significant sites in the country. Accessed at low tide by a causeway, this beautiful little island has a few pubs, a great café, and visitors centre.
https://kaadventuresports.co.uk
Beadnell is a real watersports hub, offering reliable swimming, windsurfing, kiteboarding, and surfing. KA Adventure sports offer guided trips, lessons, and kit rental.
https://northumberland250.com
An iconic roadtrip encompassing everything Northumberland has to offer. Best done over the course of a couple of days, its route takes you to every hotspot and hidden gem. Trees at Tughall is on the route, making it the perfect base of operations for your exploring.
It goes without saying we have some of the best beaches in the country right on our doorstep, all well linked with paths and trails and well served by pubs, restaurants, and villages. This is a speciality of ours, so please ask for advice if you need some inspiration.
The roads are largely quiet, and offer an excellent way to take in the sights.
The home of a vibrant local scene. When conditions are right we have some of the best swell in the country, with easily the most dramatic backdrop!
One of the last great wildernesses in the country, and home of some of the darkest skies in the British Isles. Hike the border ridge, have a pint in a country pub, or walk the grounds of heritage sites such as Cragside.
https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=carters+butchers&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
Locally owned by the same family since 1887, offering top-quality local produce
Established in 1943, Swallows still sells fresh seafood straight from the North Sea. It also has a mini museum.
Beautiful objects, cards, trinkets you can pick up coffee and cake while you peruse.