The area
The loacal area is full of wondeful walks and plenty to do.
Snow at Cresswell
Even in winter the views can be majestic. Looking out over Northumberland coastline towards Coquet island. The views are absolutely stunning at all times of the year.
Cresswell Beach & The Northumberland Coast Path
Cresswell beach is a magnificent beach with plenty of sand and outstanding views.
Cresswell also marks the beginning of the Northumberland Coast Path — a long-distance walking route stretching north along the coastline to Berwick-upon-Tweed.
The first stage of the route heads from Cresswell to Warkworth, passing through Druridge Bay, Low Hauxley and Amble, with wide beaches, dunes and coastal views throughout.
Whether you’re walking the full route or just exploring a section during your stay, the coast path is right on the doorstep.
click here for more information about the route.
Ellington
This is taken from Ellington village, just down the road. The snow just adds to the beauty.
December Pheasants
Pheasants in the field opposite Cresswell towers foraging for food.
Ellington Village Hall at Christmas
Ellington Village HAll looks amazing at Christmas time. They always seem to have something going on.
Ellington Pond Nature reserve
A short distance down the road is a lovely little nature reserve complete with a hide for viewing the pond. Absolutely fantastic for everyone. The hide is literally a 2 minute walk from the road but offers this fantastic view. perfect.
Cresswell towers
The towers at Cresswell are why the park is called Cresswell towers, steeped in History and fun to explore.