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Berwick Holiday Centre sits on a spectacular clifftop overlooking the North Sea in Northumberland. This AA 5 Gold Star park offers some of the finest coastal views in the UK and puts you within walking distance of the historic border town of Berwick-upon-Tweed.
Two sandy beaches lie just below the park. The heated indoor and outdoor pools keep swimmers happy whatever the weather. Kids love the indoor water chute!
The Brigs of Tweed restaurant serves breakfast lunch and dinner while the ShowBar hosts evening entertainment. Activities range from archery coaching to Junior Segways and NERF Training Camp.
Nearby attractions include Bamburgh Castle and the Farne Islands with their famous puffin colonies. Alnwick Castle is also within easy reach. Dogs are welcome with designated areas throughout the park.
Berwick Holiday Centre keeps active families busy with a great mix of sports and leisure facilities. The park features both indoor and outdoor heated swimming pools so you can take a dip regardless of the Northumberland weather. The indoor pool includes a water chute that kids absolutely love.
A multi-use sports court lets you enjoy a kickabout or practice your basketball skills at your own pace. Junior Segways give children the chance to master the Ninebot miniPRO machines and weave through obstacle courses. It's brilliant fun to watch!
Archery coaching sessions teach proper technique with expert instructors guiding you toward hitting that bullseye. Bike hire through Halfords opens up the park and surrounding coastal areas for exploration. Helmets and locks are included.
The Football Dartboard challenge tests your kicking accuracy on a giant target. It suits all ages from six years up. NERF Training Camp combines paintball-style excitement with basketball speed and agility. This one is exclusive to Haven parks.
Activitots sessions introduce little ones to sports basics while Activikids helps older children develop their skills. Throwing catching jumping balancing and team play all feature with activity leaders on hand to guide everyone through the sessions.
Some activities are subject to a moderate extra charge
The Brigs of Tweed bar and restaurant serves as the main dining spot at Berwick Holiday Centre. This family-friendly venue opens for breakfast lunch and dinner. It's a relaxed place to gather for a proper meal or simply enjoy a few holiday drinks. The restaurant terrace welcomes well-behaved dogs too which is a nice touch.
Papa Johns delivers quality pizza right on the park. You can grab it as a takeaway or order it straight to your caravan for those lazy evenings when cooking feels like too much effort. The pizzas are made fresh and taste great after a day exploring the coast.
Cook's Fish & Chips brings that classic seaside flavour to your holiday. There's something special about proper fish and chips when you're staying by the sea. The portions are generous and hit the spot perfectly.
The Mini Market stocks everyday essentials plus meals and hot snacks. It's handy for picking up breakfast supplies or grabbing something quick between activities. You'll also find last-minute souvenirs here if you need gifts to take home.
The ShowBar provides the setting for evening entertainment and drinks. It's the social hub of the park where families gather to watch shows and enjoy the atmosphere. Three levels offer different seating areas with the main level fully accessible.
If you couldn't already tell, Berwick offers some great activities to keep the kids entertained.
From den building to interactive sessions with 'The Seaside Squad’ mascots, Haven holiday parks are designed with all the family in mind!
For the more active youngsters, Berwick also includes 'Mini sports' sessions. Great for the future athletes of the family.
Berwick Holiday Centre offers caravans and lodges to suit different family sizes and budgets. The caravan range starts with Bronze grade which provides clean and basic accommodation at excellent value. These units work perfectly for families who plan to spend most of their time exploring rather than lounging indoors.
Higher grade caravans feature more modern interiors and additional comforts. The park has received positive feedback about how contemporary even the Bronze vans look inside. Each caravan comes equipped with everything you need for a self-catering break.
Lodges offer a step up in space and luxury. These larger units suit families wanting extra room to spread out. Lodge holidays start from four nights and provide a more premium experience with upgraded fixtures and fittings throughout.
Pet-friendly accommodation is available for guests bringing dogs along. Designated dog-friendly caravans let your four-legged family members join the holiday fun. The park welcomes dogs throughout with walking areas nearby and access to a dog-friendly beach.
The park layout means some accommodation sits on level ground near the main complex while other areas slope down toward The Glen The Dunes and The Cheviots. Headlands View Jedburgh Court and Fairway View are closest to facilities. This matters if you have mobility considerations or young children in pushchairs. The furthest accommodation sits about 15 minutes walk from the main complex.
Two sandy beaches sit directly below Berwick Holiday Centre. Steep steps lead down to the sand where you can swim fish or simply relax watching the waves. Spittal Beach nearby is popular for water sports and makes a great spot for a proper beach day.
Berwick-upon-Tweed itself is just a short walk from the park. This historic Elizabethan-walled town straddles the England-Scotland border and rewards exploration. Walk the complete circuit of the town walls for fantastic views. The streets hold independent shops cafes and plenty of history to discover.
Bamburgh Castle stands about 15 miles south and ranks among England's finest coastal fortresses. It towers 150 feet above the shoreline and looks absolutely stunning. The castle interior is open to visitors and the beach below is gorgeous.
The RNLI Grace Darling Museum tells the story of the Victorian heroine who helped rescue survivors from the SS Forfarshire in 1838. It's a fascinating piece of local maritime history that brings the coastline's past to life.
Alnwick Castle offers a full day out with grounds to explore and various experiences throughout the year. Harry Potter fans will recognise it as the original Hogwarts exterior! The Alnwick Garden next door features the famous Poison Garden and spectacular water features.
Boat trips to the Farne Islands run from nearby Seahouses. These islands are home to thousands of puffins during breeding season plus grey seals and other seabirds. Getting close to the wildlife is an unforgettable experience for children and adults alike.
The Northumberland coastline stretches in both directions with walking routes along clifftops and beaches. Holy Island sits further north and can be reached by causeway at low tide. Check the crossing times carefully! The island holds Lindisfarne Priory and makes for a memorable day trip.
Berwick-upon-Tweed train station is just one mile from the park with regular services to Edinburgh and London King's Cross via Newcastle.
Guests regularly praise the stunning clifftop location and excellent value accommodation. The Bronze caravans get positive comments for being clean and modern despite the budget-friendly price point.
Families mention the friendly Northumberland welcome and easy check-in process. The bingo nights win fans for their great prizes and fun atmosphere. The location near beaches and Berwick town centre gets frequent mentions as a highlight.
Berwick has introduced new shows and activities for guests to enjoy. Football Fun Factory is now available for kids and parents of all ages with age-appropriate groups and story-driven sessions for the youngest participants.
