Cottages in Wooler
Wooler is a charming Northumberland town and an excellent destination for anyone looking to combine welcoming local hospitality with stunning natural beauty. The town is widely known as the ‘Gateway to the Cheviots’, which straddle the Anglo-Scottish border and form part of the Northumberland National Park. A self-catering holiday in Wooler is the perfect way to enjoy an invigorating walking holiday and enjoy the very best of what the region was to offer.
Accommodations in Wooler typically combine traditional original features and gorgeous interiors with all the conveniences that you would expect from a modern holiday home. Many of our properties include cosy additions such as log fires or wood burners, which are ideal for romantic breaks with that special someone. During the summer months, you can also take advantage of our cottages that offer fully enclosed gardens that provide the ideal backdrop for alfresco dining, evening drinks or even an area for children to play safely outdoors. If you are looking for a visit to the Cheviots that's even more special, why not consider one of our Luxury Holiday Cottages?
If you are travelling with one or more pets, be sure to check out our dog-friendly cottages. Dogs will be in their element as they join you on a brisk walk and will no doubt love all the new unique sites and smells!
Visiting Wooler and the Cheviots
Whether you are staying close to the centre of Wooler or not, be sure to add a day trip to the town to your holiday itinerary. Here you’ll find a selection of family-run, local businesses from farm shops and butchers, to florists and bakeries. There are also plenty of places to grab a bite to eat and quench your thirst. The Tankerville Arms is a seventeenth-century pub with an extensive menu and is ideal for an indulgent lunch or evening meal. In fact, Wooler is home to several fantastical local pubs, with The Black Bull Inn, The Anchor Inn, The Angel Inn, the Riverside Bar and more all nearby.
For a more active day out, explore the local areas surrounding Wooler and Cheviots. Ingram Valley, which sits within Breamish Valley is the perfect place for a countryside walk, or a picnic and a paddle on a warm, sunny day. The College Valley, owned by the College Valley estate is a peaceful, unspoilt arena free to roam on foot or by bicycle. Only a select number of cars are given access to drive through the valley each day making it extremely peaceful. The Ford and Etal Estate is also close by and is perfect for a family day out. Etal Castle is well worth a visit and has a lovely tearoom. The Cheviot Tap, a local brewery, is also here and they have a small herd of alpacas which are great for entertaining kids and the young at heart!
If you fancy reading more about Wooler and the Cheviots, check out our Northumberland Travel Guide, where we have lots of truly local tips to make your holiday extra special.
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