Top Things to do in Northumberland National Park
7 Free Things to do in Northumberland National Park That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Northumberland National Park, United Kingdom including Crown Studio Gallery, The Lady's Well, The Narrow Nick, Pots & Paws, Sycamore Gap, Coquetdale Art Gallery, Rothbury Riverside Walk.
Restaurants in Northumberland National Park
1. Crown Studio Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 20 reviews
Artist run Gallery, featuring landscape paintings by owner Lynda Taylor. The gallery also stocks fine quality work created by fellow artist makers as well as prints, homewares, jewellery and cards printed with Lynda Taylor designs. Accessible by wheelchair (using the gallery's portable ramp.)
Reviewed By josephkhillnh
This gallery is a must visit when visiting Rothbury! Linda’s art quintessentially captures the sweep and beauty of the Northumberland countryside. After driving through this lovely area, her art is the perfect purchase for bringing home mementos from your trip. Choose from stunning, full scale landscapes to simpler, more whimsical pieces. Ask about her husband’s pottery studio, PottedHistory, which is close by as well. Cheerio!
2. The Lady's Well
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By profjoypc - Alnwick, United Kingdom
What a serene and 'magical' place. The tranquil well is sited in a remote rural location and is well worth visiting. The water is clear and pure and the whole place is steeped in ancient history. There is also a really interesting statue on the site that was transported from Alnwick. One can park a five minute walk from the well site and there are lovely woodland walks too in the vicinity.
3. The Narrow Nick
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 51 reviews
A small friendly micro pub serving not just local handpull ales but wines, ciders and spirits including over 40 gins, set in the heart of Rothbury Northumberland.
Reviewed By Geebish - Cheltenham, United Kingdom
Unassuming from the outside, this pub has filled a shop in the town, and it’s fantastic. Always good ale on tap, and a selection of other pints, everybody will find something to drink here! A warm welcome to regulars and visitors, good dogs welcome, and because it’s run independently, the cost of a round won’t raise an eyebrow!!
4. Pots & Paws
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
A Unique family-owned furniture and gift shop located in Rothbury, Northumberland. We sell a large range of beautiful gifts, ornaments and lighting with lots of items made and decorated by us in store. If you want that special gift or want to decorate your home with something a little different call in to see us. We stock industrial furniture and sell Frenchic furniture paint, Lots of wall art,Mirrors etc. We are open 10:00 am - 17:00 pm every day.
Reviewed By I2312XHsallyb
A great place to find special gifts Unusual items at very reasonable prices. The Christmas decorations are amazing and beautifully displayed
5. Sycamore Gap
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 164 reviews
Reviewed By wagatron - Crewe, United Kingdom
We did come originally at lunchtime on 27 August, however we could not park at steel rig car park. Therefore we came back on our way home and got there at 8am on 30 August. Hardly anyone around and the most beautiful and well worth the early morning get up. What an experience and to see a film location from Robin Hood Prince of Thieves where Morgan Freeman and Kevin Costner walked the wall. Highly recommended.
6. Coquetdale Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
We are a Community gallery in Rothbury, Northumberland, run and staffed entirely by volunteers, displaying the work of 140 local artists, open 7 days a week from March to December. We occupy three large rooms, one of which is an art studio, above the Library and Police station in Rothbury and make use of the Art on the Stairs exhibition space as well. There is parking outside the Gallery and a toilet for visitors. Disabled access is only possible when the Library is open. Cafes and shops in Rothbury village are a very short walk away.
Reviewed By AH49 - Cumbria, United Kingdom
Lovely little gallery with a pleasing array of crafts - paintings, pottery, jewellery, cards, hand knits etc. etc. Reasonable prices and friendly staff. My husband and I enjoyed our visit very much.
7. Rothbury Riverside Walk
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By JoyinAlvecote - Ao Nang, Thailand
We had a big lunch in Rothbury and we were recommended this walk as an aid to digestion! Absolutely stunning walk in both directions and very safe too. We headed out of Rothbury first towards Thropton along the river and then across a field on a public footpath. I would say in total a one hour walk as a round trip. Very enjoyable on a sunny day!
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