Wildhive Eshott Hall
Morpeth, Northumberland
A relaxed, design-led base just off the A1, where linking rooms gives a family a private wing rather than one cramped room. It's well placed for Druridge Bay's sands, Warkworth Castle and the Alnwick Garden, and the cabins in the woods add a bit of adventure for children.
For the children
- Nature activities
- Family rooms
- Interconnecting rooms
- Cots
- Extra beds
- Dog friendly
- Best for
- Families touring the Northumberland coast
- Ages
- All ages
- Family rooms
- Linked three-bedroom family suite; woodland cabins
- Outdoors
- Woodland grounds, coast and castles nearby
We only list facilities we could confirm on their website — something not listed may still be there.
Days out nearby
~13 miles · ~15 mins
Castle / historic · nearby attraction
A lived-in castle children may recognise from the films, where they can take broomstick training on the lawn, dress up and try medieval crafts in Knights' Quest. Pairs perfectly with the gardens next door.
~13 miles · ~15 mins
Nature / outdoors · nearby attraction
A spectacular cascading water garden children can splash beside, a deliciously creepy Poison Garden tour for older kids and one of the world's largest treehouses for lunch among the branches.
~30 miles · ~30 mins
Castle / historic · ideal day trip
A dramatic clifftop castle above one of England's finest beaches, with grand state rooms, an archaeology display and a Viking-themed play area. Combine with a sandcastle afternoon on the beach below.
Beamish, The Living Museum of the North ↗
~35 miles · ~45 mins
Castle / historic · ideal day trip
An open-air museum where trams and buses carry families between a 1900s town, a pit village, a farm and 1950s streets. Children can visit an old schoolroom, buy sweets the old way and see steam engines working.
Kielder Castle & Kielder Forest ↗
~43 miles · ~45 mins
Nature / outdoors · ideal day trip
England's biggest forest and lake, with adventure play, family bike trails, red squirrels and some of the darkest skies in the country. Kielder Castle is a handy base with a café and visitor centre.
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Researched by Tumble in October 2026 from each place's own website. Tumble doesn't take these bookings — prices, availability and children's club details change, so check with them before you book. Distances and travel times are approximate.