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Wallington

North Tyne waterfall walk and Wallington adventure play

Bellingham / Cambo

Wallington · Photo: Stanley Howe

A Kielder-country alternative: follow a wooded gorge from Bellingham over footbridges to a 9-metre waterfall, keeping an eye out for red squirrels. Then drive to Wallington for a zip line, play fort and dragon cycle trail in a big National Trust estate.

One dayAges 8–12Sunny dayCost ££10:00–16:302 stops

The plan

  1. 10:001
    Hareshaw Linn

    Nature & gardens · 10:00–12:30 (2h30m)

    Hareshaw Linn

    Woodland gorge walk to the waterfall; picnic snacks along the way.

    A woodland walk from Bellingham up a wooded gorge, crossing several footbridges to a 9-metre waterfall, with a chance of spotting red squirrels. It is free and suits school-age walkers; some sections are steep and muddy.

    FreeOutdoors
    • Accessibility
    • Parking

    From the day-trip listing

    Photo: northumberlandnationalpark.org.uk

  2. 13:052
    Wallington

    Landmark · 13:05–16:30 (3h25m)

    Wallington

    Late lunch at the cafe, adventure play area with zip line, and the dragon cycle trail.

    A large National Trust estate in rural Northumberland with a historic house, walled garden, riverside and woodland paths. Families get four play areas, including an adventure play area with a zip line and play fort, plus a dragon-themed cycle trail with short and longer loops.

    PaidIndoors & out
    • Baby changing
    • Café on site
    • Toilets
    • Accessibility
    • Parking

    From the day-trip listing

    Photo: Stanley Howe

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