South Meadows Caravan Park in Northumberland is one of the finest holiday venues for caravanning, camping and holiday homes in the North of England. Frogmore meadow - This marshy meadow has a range of wetter plants including marsh marigold, greater bird's foot trefoil and ragged robin. Red Hill - This grassland nature reserve is probably an ancient fragment of Lincolnshire Wold down land, and there is a rich assemblage of chalk plants here and in the quarry. Look out for localised species, such as felwort, yellow-wort, basil thyme, kidney vetch and pyramidal and bee orchids. Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust

Common Questions Where is the nearest shop to South Meadows Caravan Park?There is a shop within 1 mile Our location next to the A1 means you have not far to travel to visit our local sights and attractions. Offering plenty of room for a family of four or two couples, a holiday in the lodge includes electricity, heating, water, bedroom and bathroom linens. It is a friendly, family-run caravan park that delivers real quality in a superb environment. Our facilities are truly high class and, along with the park, are aimed at the discerning holiday maker. Rose End Meadows - This reserve is made up of 11 small fields, showing how Derbyshire's limestone farmland would have looked 100 years ago. Leicestershire & Rutland Wildlife Trust

We hope you’re ready for your stay at South Meadows.

The park will endeavour to meet your special requests, but regret that they cannot be guaranteed. Please call the park to make a request. Holiday Prices Our Super Pitches have power, water connection and drainage for waste water whilst the grass pitches have power, and all pitches are well drained and level.

As well as this being our top of the range accommodation, we’ll try our best to satisfy any special requests that you may have to make your break even more memorable.

College Lake - One of the crowning jewels of this reserve is the summer display of cornfield flowers; whole fields come alive with a riot of colour, the song of skylarks and the buzz of insects.

Cribbs Meadow - The fields lie on Boulder Clay, a heavy 'blue' clay containing much fragmented chalk and limestone Blakehill Farm - Once a military base this 235 hectare expanse of grassland has a rich variety of wildflowers. Birdwatchers worth their salt will know the Northumberland coastline as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a prime location to see seabirds, waders, wildfowl and other fluttery creatures. Holy Island is a top spot for wildlife watching – the island and its mudflats make up the Lindisfarne National Nature Reserve – but most naturalists in these parts take their binoculars to the Farne Islands, the strikingly scenic home of puffins, terns, rabbits and several thousand grey seals (go Farnewards from November to December for the mighty experience of watching them pup).The park shall not be liable for the death or injury of any person named in the Booking Form or for any loss or damage to property of any such person howsoever any such death, injury, loss or damage may be caused otherwise than as a result of our negligence. Delivery Policy

Ledsham Bank - A botanist's dream come midsummer, Ledsham Bank is alive with colour from the fantastic displays of wildflowers. Castle Vale - Work carried out by the Nature Improvement Area team with the help of the local community has created ''magnificent meadows'' from a little-used, poor quality wasteland. Derbyshire Widlife Trust The park reserves the right to enter any accommodation (without prior notice if this is not practical or possible) if special circumstances or emergencies arise.Consistent with our environmental policy, we ask all our clients to segregate their rubbish. We have recycling bins for paper, cans and bottles behind reception, so please use the bins provided. We would be grateful if you would keep the area around your tent or caravan clean. Children are the responsibility of their parents or guardians at all times. Children are to be supervised at all times so that they are not a nuisance or danger to themselves or others. Parents must not let their children play alone in the wood.