Seafield is a caravan park on Seafield Road, in the village itself, with a pool, gym and bistro at The Ocean Club on site.
Why it's on our list: it's well run, and the harbour, beach and village shops are all an easy walk away.
Seafield has a lovely balance: a beautifully kept coastal retreat, with the bustle of Seahouses just a short stroll away. There are luxury holiday homes to hire and pitches for touring caravans, so you can settle in whichever way suits you.
A short walk to almost everything
Five minutes towards the village brings you to shops, pubs, fish and chips, ice cream and the harbour. Five minutes towards the beach brings a different sort of pleasure: open sand, sea air and a very happy dog. It’s the sort of location where the car keys could spend much of the holiday in a drawer.
A little extra at the Ocean Club
Stays include access to the on-site Ocean Club, with its heated indoor swimming pool, gym, sauna and steam room. There are treatment rooms too, plus a licensed bistro and coffee shop. A beach walk followed by a swim and something nice to eat sounds like a perfectly reasonable way to fill a day.
Room for the dog, too
There are pet-friendly holiday homes, dogs stay without an extra charge on touring pitches, and the bistro has a dog-friendly area. With coastal walks close by, there should be plenty to keep four-legged guests occupied. Meg would put that considerably higher on the list than the sauna.
Well placed for exploring
Bamburgh and its castle are around ten minutes away by car, while Craster, Dunstanburgh and Alnwick offer plenty of reasons to venture a little further. Holy Island makes a memorable day out, provided you plan around the safe causeway crossing times.
Closer to home, seasonal boat trips from Seahouses harbour head towards the Farne Islands for seabirds and grey seals. Or you could simply stay local, wander down for fish and chips and watch the harbour for a while. Holidays don’t always need a full itinerary.
Seafield holds a VisitEngland five-star grading with a Gold Award. We haven’t stayed ourselves, as we live nearby, but on our regular walks through with Meg, the care taken over the grounds always stands out. It’s somewhere we’re very happy to have on our doorstep.
H&S impressions of Seafield
We haven’t stayed at Seafield ourselves—we live just nearby—but we often walk Meg through the caravan parks along this stretch of coast, and this is one we particularly like.
The grounds are beautifully maintained, with neatly manicured lawns and everything looking clean and cared for. A central recreation area has a football pitch and children’s playground. Tom insists that, “as a small boy”, he would never have been bored here. Watching him eye up the football pitch, I’m not entirely sure he’s grown out of it.
The on-site Ocean Club has a gym, swimming pool and a lovely little bistro, while Seahouses’ shops and pubs are close at hand. There are pitches for touring caravans too.
From our regular wanders, it’s a place that always leaves a good impression.
