Berwick Seaview Caravan Club Site 
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Billendean Road
Spittal
Berwick Upon Tweed
Northumberland (Browse area)
TD15 1QU See Map
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Tel: 01289 305198
Pitches: 100
Open: 23/03/2012 To 07/01/2013
Rating: 
9/10 from 36 Reviews
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| Date of Visit: May 2012 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: Thebroons30 |
6 reviews from this member |
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Just back from a week at this lovely site.
We have only recently joined the caravan club and the standard of this site is a credit to the club.
Well maintained, spotless warm toilets / showers and our pitch had a lovely view over the sea.
Whilst the pitches are large the road separating them is quite narrow so can be a bottleneck if several units are trying to leave at the same time.
We also noticed that several vans bottom rear would catch on the road when entering the site due to the road layout so if you plan to go enter very slowly.
Overall a lovely site that we will return to without hesitation.
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| Date of Visit: April 2012 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: Robert Johnston |
4 reviews from this member |
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Lovely site, just a pity the weather was aginst us. As usual excellent wardens and immaculate facilities.
This was our first visit and were a bit concerned about the trains, but we were parked right beside the tracks and hardly heard a thing, the rain on the roof was noisier. Fabulous views and plenty to do and see. Holy island is not too far away and on the approach road there's a great bird of prey sanctuary where you actually get to hold the birds.
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| Date of Visit: April 2012 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: Weeeck |
6 reviews from this member |
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When we arrived the lady warden on duty was without doubt the least friendly I've experienced on a CC site. Her greeting to me was 'Name?' and the rest of the booking in process was conducted in monosyllables. I did not mention this to my wife, but when she went to report our chosen pitch and get the toilet key, she also was taken aback by the warden's attitude. Thankfully our later contact was with a normal friendly warden.
Previous reviewers have covered all other aspects regarding the spotless toilets and well kept site with superb views. The trains on the adjacent mainline seem to stop overnight, but are generally fairly unobtrusive anyway.
Not sure if all the pitches are the same length, but a twin wheeler on a hard standing along from us had to have a traffic cone guarding it's tow hitch which was was alarmingly close to the roadway
Being a 'long' site it can be a bit of a trek from the west end to the toilets.
An ideal centre for touring the surrounding area with all facilities available in Berwick.
Can highly recommend Fish and Chips from the FOULIS takeaway in Tweedmouth.
This was our first visit for about 6 years and it will certainly not be as long before we return
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| Date of Visit: December 2011 |
Unit: Motorhome |
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| Reviewer: Chrissyeh51 |
14 reviews from this member |
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What a super site. It is well maintained, the facilities are of a very high standard and all the pitches have a fantastic view.
The noise from the trains is negligible - in fact we use to guess whether the coming train was deisel or electric and from which direction it was travelling - yes, I know, it's sad but it amused us! The trains do not appear to run at night and therre was total silence from the tracks on Christmas and Boxing Day.
The site is well placed for public transport, pubs, shops and walks and for this reason it is probably one of our favourite sites.
We particularly like walking and a 30 minute stroll finds you in Berwick-upon-Tweed and although the shops are similar to most other towns there is the wall that is worth a walk around. The promenade along the beach at Spittal is another inviting stroll. Spittal has a small shop that stocks everyday supplies such as milk, bread and papers. There are three pubs that are all well patronised by the locals, our favourite was the Blenheim Hotel. Never once did we feel threatened when walking around the area in the dark.
We would definitely like to return to this site - there is so much more to walk and see.
Finally, I must mention the wardens. They were a last minute stand-in and what a superb couple they were, they even laid on mince pies and sherry on Christmas Eve - well done.
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| Date of Visit: October 2011 |
Unit: Campervan |
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| Reviewer: Penrith ian |
17 reviews from this member |
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A smashing site looking out to sea and over the Tweed with great views of the harbour complete with seals. The wardens were friendly and helpful, especially when asked about the local area.
The site is well maintained with one of the best CC site toilets we've came across, nice and warm, fresh smelling and clean. There's even an ice cream van calls round in the evening.
Trains pass by the site on a regular basis but are not obtrusive at all, in fact it's quite entertaining as the train that whisks by is seen crossing the viaduct over the River Tweed exactly 1 minute later.
It's a 30 minute walk into town or catch a bus at the site gate for just £1. 30(every 30 mins). Asda is a short walk away for your provisions. Berwick itself is an interesting market town steeped in history. Take a very enjoyable, easy walk round the town walls or a riverside stroll, you wont be disappointed.
Plenty of shops, pubs and eating places. The Barrels Alehouse is the pick of the pubs with real ales and real bands on. Wetherspoons selling great beers for just £1. 25 a pint, whats not to like?
Overall a great stay at this fab site-nice one.
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| Date of Visit: September 2011 |
Unit: Touring Caravan |
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| Reviewer: E+P1 |
4 reviews from this member |
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We stayed here for a couple of nights on our way to Scotland. Lovely site, we were on a grass pitch with amazing views to Berwick Upon Tweed and the sea.
There is a railway line which runs along the back of the site but it didn't cause us any problems. The site was very well kept, the bins regularly emptied and the staff friendly and helpful.
Pre printed directions to the supermarkets was very helpful. Good Information Room which was open at all times.
Wi Fi available, buy a card for £5 for 5 hours.
We were sorry we were only here for 2 nights and will definitely return to see more of the area as we only had time to visit Holy Island.
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