Looking for the perfect hassle-free venue for your next Scout, Cub, or Explorer residential? ⛺ Seahouses Hostel is specifically designed to accommodate groups of children, young people, and their leaders. Located just minutes from the beach, majestic castles, and the famous Farne Islands, we offer the perfect mix of coastal adventure and secure, practical facilities. Read on to find out why Scout leaders choose us year after year:
🔒 Simple Safeguarding & Smart Layouts
- Exclusive Twin En-Suite Leader Rooms: Keep an eye on the group while enjoying your own space. Our layout includes two twin en-suite rooms perfectly situated for leader supervision.
- Flexible Dorm Sizes: Accommodate up to 42 guests across a balanced mix of 4, 6, 8, and 10-bed dormitories.
- Safe Enclosed Garden: Our spacious, fully enclosed garden features a play area and outdoor games equipment, meaning Scouts can burn off energy safely away from the road.
🌧️ Built for Wet Weather & Coastal Adventures
- Dedicated Drying Room: No more damp gear or soggy boots inside! Hang up wet-weather clothes and store muddy kit in our dedicated drying room.
- Two Comfy Living Spaces: If the British weather takes a turn, keep the troop entertained across two separate communal living rooms packed with indoor games and books.
🍳 Flexible Catering & Budget-Friendly Pricing
- Fully Equipped Kitchen & Large Dining Room: Cut down on trip costs with full self-catering flexibility. Our modern commercial-style kitchen and charming dining area can feed an entire pack at once.
- Unbeatable Youth Group Rates: At just £22 per youth guest per night, we provide one of the most affordable residential options on the coast. (Note: Adults/leaders are priced at £27 to £33 depending on the season).
⚓ Endless Badgework Opportunities Right on the Doorstep
- Hikes & Water Sports: We are steps away from stunning coastal walking trails and Seahouses Harbour, perfect for the Hiker, Navigator, or Waterman activity badges.
- Historical Explores: Use us as a launchpad to explore Bamburgh Castle, Holy Island, or take a boat trip out to see the massive grey seal colonies on the Farne Islands
