Set in the stunning North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, often described as England's last wilderness, this location is ideal for anyone who loves the great outdoors - walkers, cyclists and mountain bikers . The 36 mile Isaac's Tea Trail walk passes through the site; directly on the C2C and with bicycle hire (including electric bikes) available nearby. The bunkhouse is a modern conversion of an historic mine building. Warm with plenty excellent hot showers it sleeps up to 25 in 3 bunkrooms of 4/5, 9 and 11. There is a relaxing lounge, self-catering kitchen, modern shower room and large conservatory for chilling out in. Breakfast and evening meals can be provided for larger groups if pre-booked. Nestled between a special nature conservation area and the wildflower meadow, the campsite has been created with tiered pitches to enhance the infinite views across the Nent valley. Electric hook-ups for caravans and motor homes are also available within the car park. The site has its own private supply of spring water, unique outdoor equipment washing area and secure bike and gear store.
Set in the stunning North Pennines AONB, England’s last wilderness. This modern conversion of a historic mine building provides warm accommodation with excellent hot showers for lovers of the great outdoors. Isaac’s Tea Trail and the C2C pass right by. There are self catering facilities and meals can be provided for groups. The campsite has tiered pitches and views across the Nent valley. Electric hook-ups, secure cycle storage and plenty of parking.
Set in the stunning North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, often described as England's last wilderness, this location is ideal for anyone who loves the great outdoors - walkers, cyclists and mountain bikers . The 36 mile Isaac's Tea Trail walk passes through the site; directly on the C2C and with bicycle hire (including electric bikes) available nearby. The bunkhouse is a modern conversion of an historic mine building. Warm with plenty excellent hot showers it sleeps up to 25 in 3 bunkrooms of 4/5, 9 and 11. There is a relaxing lounge, self-catering kitchen, modern shower room and large conservatory for chilling out in. Breakfast and evening meals can be provided for larger groups if pre-booked. Nestled between a special nature conservation area and the wildflower meadow, the campsite has been created with tiered pitches to enhance the infinite views across the Nent valley. Electric hook-ups for caravans and motor homes are also available within the car park. The site has its own private supply of spring water, unique outdoor equipment washing area and secure bike and gear store.
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Bikers always welcome at Haggs Bank Bunkhouse in the North Pennines
November 17th 2021
This top quality bunkhouse with additional terraced camping is right on the Trans Euro Trail route. Owned and run by Danny, a keen biker himself who organises bike events at the hostel, you are sure of a really warm welcome. Secluded parking, self-catering kitchen, cosy communal lounge, lovely large dining conservatory, comfy beds and lovely hot showers.
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Duke of Edinburgh – ideal campsite and centre in the North Pennines
September 20th 2021
Haggs Bank Bunkhouse and Campsite provides secluded camping and a bunkhouse for group leaders, just North of Alston on the Pennine moors. Excellent facilities and a warm base with plenty of parking.