Northumberlandia

One of the Best Places To Visits in Bedlington Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. No tickets needed. place to come and spend some time in the sun with family or friends. at the entrance with toilets. available and amount up to 3 pounds accepted. We arrived and ate our picnic in the car as we saw nothing to indicate that there were several picnic benches through the wood at the start of the walks. We enjoyed trying to work out which part of the body we had climbed! I don't know if originally the mounds were numbered but it would improve the walks if this was to be done. It is a place for a dog surrounded by nature and wildlife. There's a nice woodland before you get to the hills, it was nice and peaceful. The are pretty all around, and the dogs enjoyed their up and down the hills. There were plenty of different birds around - really to see :) You can choose an easy wander around or climb up to the top to see the lady. The from both are worth a visit! There's a £3 money bucket for the car park, and there's a bin in the car park, which is handy. Fantastic place to visit. Free entry, Donations to they suggest £3 which we paid but you can pay less if you wish to. little onsite with toilets. All staff are very friendly and welcoming definitely worth a Nice stop off , just off A1, free parking, toilets and cafe. Nice stretch of legs, den building in woods, and bug hotels. Free (donation voluntary) and free entry. Dog friendly but dogs must be kept on lead under close control (which majority did but few thought those signs didn't apply to them). Lovely around the landscape, different from different angles. So many different routes you could for ages or come back several times and do a different walk. Most of the tracks were well maintained and easy to follow. For those reviews that say it was boring, or nothing to do and gave it 1 star, obviously aren't outdoor walker people. If staying in or being entertained is your thing then this isn't for you. If you love being outside, or something a bit different, or walking the dog then this is 👍 Nice from the highest point, plenty ponds with wildlife, on site but was closed during my visit. Dog friendly and free parking. A living sculpture of a reclining lady. Made from soil & rock from a nearby open cast mine. I love things that are different & this certainly was that. Can climb to the top of her head for down her body & the surrounding land. A coffee shop on site selling food too. Free to they just ask for a for the car park. An interesting configuration of old mines made into a outdoor space with viewpoints of surrounding countryside and a nature reserve. £3 for car park. Café on site with toilets. Great space for dog walkers, families and all. Interesting place to especially when you read the back story of how and why this visitor attraction was developed, walks with some superb around, café bar nice for a drink and snack. worth a visit. We went on a slightly miserable week day so we had the whole place to ourselves. Theres a decent hour of walking if you want to do all the paths, we did about a 3 mile in an hour. Its a shame people are ignoring the keep to path signs and damaging the sculpture Beautiful and spectacular views. Good for walks and amusement when making sense of the lady of the north structure with friends or family. And there's a coffee shop next to the car area. Also close to public transport accessibility like bus stops. What a wonderful find! I had heard about the sculpture but came across it as we headed to Morpeth. It was amazing both as a sculpture and a wildlife reserve, complete with a little cafe. My only regret was not having enough time to spend exploring the whole site scenery, accessible parts for mobility impaired people. activities set up for the whole family over summer. was outstanding too. little around the lady. Walking path is well maintained and safe to around . Coffee shop at the entrance was good serving hot food and drinks . Toilet behind the is handy. Interesting place to visit, for having a stroll or even a jog, can't really see the lady properly can only do that from above, we went on a wet day so put a dampner on it, can imagine it being a place on a hit sunny day for a picnic, car is free just asks for a donation, in site Always a place to visit. Every season is different and beautiful. Fantastic place to explore, lots of walkways, and toilets. Free to visit, very dog friendly. Good parking, they do ask for a for of £2 helps with the up keep of the area Plenty seating and picnic tables all around the park. walk, some steep hills but also a path around the puter edge and a woodland walk. Perfect place for the dogs with duck ponds and plenty of grass. from the top of the head hill. place for a with the family. Plenty spaces. Caffee and fresh milk van! Definitely worth going there. It's hands down the best place in the north east to go watch the sunset. It was a beautifully romantic walk. But can also be a fun family/dog as I saw many other people do. On each point there was a quirky bit of information, giving you something to look out for. It really brought art and nature together, what a fantastic idea for a walk. I here often, it's gorgeous no matter where you go the lower level with the lake or up top seeing the view, it's a easy to the top. There is also I new upcoming nature reserve to the left (it is still being built/growing) there are ponds (there's only one ATM but sure it's being built to be bigger) Theres horses and cows in the fields and you can see some beautiful birds. This track is approx 2.5 mile around if you stick to the main path, you can also up through a little village if midway (you see a famers house/cattle house there is a road leading upwards follow that road and you through a little village (this Asda an extra 1-2mile to the walk) you will have to back the same back to the original track as it leads to a motorway. Added photos from all seasons, gorgeous any time of the year! Easy 30-60min with views. Weekdays not so busy. Plenty of space and an accessible coffee shop at the entrance area for a few hours of exploring the landscape, for kids climbing up the different parts of the lady. Also a circular around the adjacent field which can be accessed by a gate, for an extra walk. Cafe was small but plenty of outdoor tables, food looked tasty however was quite pricey, we brought our own picnic but we would maybe try the food next time. Plenty of picnic benches around the lake, for picnics. Toilets were a let down, only 2 accessible toilets were there and one was out of order when we visited so had to wait in a little queue each time. Car only. Which is a idea. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.