Wild Northumbrian Tipis & Yurts

Had an amazing few days in the Tod yurt, very comfortable and cosy yurt, amazing location and the kids loved playing in the river, saw so many stars and kept my oldest up for a while to see shooting stars. So much nature about and we saw badgers, adders, lizards, bats and we think slowworms - will definitely be back

Stayed here for husbands birthday. Met on arrival by the owners, who were very helpful and easy to talk to. We stayed in the Houlet Treehouse and the bed was so comfy. We brought our own bedding as they offer a discount when you do so. Overall a great stay, it's very back to basics so don't expect a full-on glamping experience, because it's not. There's a fabulous pub approx 25 mins walk away or a...

If you love the outdoors this is a quaint, fun and peaceful place. Wear wellies or walking boots and don't take too much luggage! To get to the yurt you need to walk down a small slope and cross over a rope bridge. It was clean on arrival with a good supply of kindling, firelighters and wooden logs. The decor was beautiful and the bed surprisingly comfortable. The stove heated the yurt well so we ...

Amazing!! Absolutely loved staying here. If you like camping (campfire, outdoors, nature) and home comforts (double bed, wood burner, sofa) then this is perfect. Make no mistake, this isn't super luxurious - there's no electricity in the yurt, or running water - and there's no mobile signal (which was great!). If you can't manage a day without your Alexa or fibre broadband then this isn't for you....

This place is a real hidden gem. We stayed in the Houlet Treehouse Yurt. This had been rebooked due to Covid. We parked up in our designated bay and grabbed a nearby wheelbarrow to transport our gear to the Yurt. I luckily picked the path that didn't involve the swing bridge. The Yurt was clean when we arrived. It is a simply stunning location. I stayed with my 10yr old son and we were both so exc...