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Being located just 1 mile from Hadrian's Wall, it seemed an obvious choice to name each of our glamping pods North East after landmarks along the wall. Below you can find out more about the famous landmarks - these are names of each of our smallest Wee Brave Wigwam Cabins, great value for money when Northumberland camping on our Hadrian's Wall campsite. Our Wee Brave cabins have electric and are equipped with a fridge, microwave, toaster and kettle. They sleep up to 2 adults and 1/2 small children. Outdoor picnic table supplied. Range of Optional Extras for hire. Christmas glamping breaks available over Christmas and New Year.
A milecastle is a small fort, built at every Roman mile. Between each milecastle there were then two turrets. There are many milecastle remains along Hadrian’s Wall, but Poltross Burn, at Gilsland, also known as Milecastle 48, is the most well preserved. Our Milecastle Wee Brave Wigwam cabin is one of our smallest glamping pods Northumberland.
Located 5 minutes West of Herding Hill Farm, little is left of the Carvoran Roman Fort, also known as Magna. The Carvoran Fort sits within the grounds of the impressive Roman Army Museum which you can also visit as part of a joint ticket with Vindolanda. There is also an excellent circular walk between Carvoran Fort, Greenhead, Thirlwall Castle and the nearby Walltown Quarry Country Park. Our Carvoran camping pod Northumberland is one of our smallest but contains everything you need when glamping Northumberland.
Venturing East past Sycamore Gap walkers are rewarded with tremendous scenic views from Hadrian's Wall and the Whin Sill crags down to Crag Lough. Lough also means lake. Our Crag Lough Wee Brave North East glamping pod is located at the bottom end of our Hadrian's Wall campsite but is still only a short walk from our luxury amenities building.
As its name suggests Wallsend is the end of Hadrian’s Wall on the North East coast. Wallsend is also the start (or end depending on which direction you walk it in!) of the 84-mile long distance National Trail footpath called the Hadrian’s Wall Path. If you would like to stay at Herding Hill Farm and complete the walk please give us a call on 01434 320175 to discuss how we can help facilitate that for you. Our Wallsend glamping pod occupies a lovely spot at the bottom of our Hadrian's Wall campsite close to our new luxury glamping pods with hot tub, our Castle Pods.
