Bedale Caravan & Camping Park - North Yorkshire
Date:
Friday 3rd May opens 12pm – Sunday 12th May closes 12pm
Cost:
£12 per unit night for 9 nights
Stewards:
Eric & Ann Smith - 07799671275
Advance Booking: Please contact Eric & Ann Smith at the given phone number
Address:
Burrill Road, Bedale, North Yorkshire, DL8 1RF
Directions:

• Exit A1 at 151 onto A6055 South

• At roundabout take 2nd exit towards Bedale

• At T junction turn Left onto A684 to Bedale

• At A1 crossroads, go straight across to B6268

• On bend, turn right, signposted Burill & Thornton Wantlass

• After last house, site is 100m on Left

The site is a short walking distance into the lovely town of Bedale.
Map Reference:
99/256877
Event Number:
HS671/2023
Other Information:
The site is a short stroll into the lovely Georgian town of Bedale.
For advance booking and further details, please contact the stewards, Eric & Ann Smith, at 07799671275.
Join us for a delightful ten-day camping experience in the picturesque town of Bedale!

Beadnall Bay Club Site - Northumberland

Date: 18th April (Thursday) - Tuesday 23rd (5 nights)
Location: Beadnall Bay Club Site, Northumberland NE67 5BX
Cost: £TBC per unit night
Limited places are available due to camping and caravanning rules, so members who have booked to go to Beadnall Bay are required to make payment by BACS 10 days prior to the event. For payment details, please contact Lesley at 07932 328932. The total cost is to be confirmed.
The site opens at 1pm, and it's requested that guests do not arrive before this time. The site closes at 12am.
Directions:

• From the South: Take the A1 and turn onto the B1340. Follow the signs for Seahouses. The site is located a quarter mile north of Beadnall, just around a bend opposite the sea/beach.

• From the North: Take the A1 and then the B1342 from Bamburgh. Make a right turn in Bamburgh onto the B1340 for Seahouses. Continue through Seahouses along the Coast Road for Beadnall. The site is situated on a bend opposite the sea/beach.

Please note that the site has limited availability, so early booking is recommended to secure your place.
For more information and to make a booking, please contact Lesley at the provided number.

Tyne Tees Area AGM Notice

Date: Saturday, 6th April
Time: 5:30 PM
Location: Houghall College, Stockton Road Durham, DH1 3SG
Notice is hereby given that the Tyne Tees Area AGM will be convened on the above date and time at Houghall College. All members are encouraged to attend.

Important Information

• Notice of motions must be sent in writing to the secretary, Mrs. A Willoughby, at 3 Minster Court, Willington, Crook, Co, Durham, DL15 OUR, or via email at bcctynetees.co.uk. Notice must be given 60 days prior to the AGM date.

• Nominations for the Committee should be submitted to the secretary 14 days before the AGM.

• Membership cards for each member must be presented at the AGM.

Accommodation Information

• Date: April 4th Thursday – 8th Monday, 4 nights

• Location: Houghfull College, Durham, DH1 3SG

• Meet Opens: 1 PM

• Meet Closes: 4 PM

• AGM: Saturday 6th April, 5:30 PM

• Social: Follows at 7:30 PM

• Cost: £10 per unit night

Stewards, Ken & Alison, can be contacted at 07808 894980.
Directions:
For those coming from Durham, please turn right at the entrance to Houghfull College. If coming from Bowburn on A177, take a left after exiting Shincliffe. Look for signs directing to the entrance of Houghfull College.
We look forward to seeing you at the AGM. For any queries or clarifications, please feel free to contact us.

Sunday 15th October opens 1pm – Friday 19th October closes 12pm

5 Nights Cost £14.90 pun (per unit night)

Stewards: Andy Dyko 07548 712901

Advance Booking required. Please contact:

Andy Dyko 07548 712901

Address

Field Lane
Burniston Road
North Yorkshire
YO13 0DA

Directions

See Site Seeker

Map reference

101/025911

Event number

M7022/2023

Other Information

Advance booking essential 07548 712901.

BCC. Feast of Lanterns

August 25 th Thursday – 30 th Tuesday – 6 nights

Milehouse Farm. Cost:- see application form.

Steward TBC

Open Thursday 13:00
Close Tuesday 12:00

Address
Milehouse Farm,
Firby
DL8 2SF

Weekend Meet.

April 7 th Thursday – 12 th Monday – 4 nights
Bellingham – Club site. Cost £13.15

limited places Advance booking essential. Andy Dyko 01642 553 998.

You must follow the directions as given in the Site Seeker Book.
Roads in the area are unsuitable for units over 5.0m in length.
Due to Camping and Caravanning club rules, people who have booked to go to
Bellingham have to pay in full three weeks before going. That is by 18 th . March 2022.
Payment can be made in Cash to any steward at a meet. Payment by cheque or BACS.

Contact the above for details.

All places are HWE
Open Thursday 13:00
Close Monday 12:00

Address
Bellingham Club Site,
Brown Rigg
Bellingham
Hexham
Northumberland
NE48 2JY

Near by points of interest

Bellingham Information Centre

Station Yard, hillside. Bellingham. NE48 2DG (0.4 mile)

Museum and Heritage Centre with Tea rooms, house artefacts, photographs, maps,
drawings and documents recording the history and traditions of the North Tyne Valley
and Redesdale.
Displays include the Boarder Counties Railway, Border Reivers, Mining, Farming
including the Stannerburn Smithy.
The Heritage Centre also provides access to computerised database of historic
photographs as well as a database of local family names.

There is a wide range of things for children to do from trying on a Reiever’s helmet to
playing the Sammy the Salmon Videogame.

Black Middens Bastle House; English Heritage.
Bellingham. NE48 1NE (3.4 mile)

Black Middens Bastle House is situated in an isolated spot on the north side of the
Tarset Valley.

A Bastle House is a fortified or defensible farmhouse; peculiar to the Border Country
between England and Scotland.

Most were built between the mid 16 th century to the mid 17 th century in response to
cross boarder raids.

Living accommodation was on the first floor, while animals were kept on the ground
floor.

Bastles were often built in clusters so that the inhabitants were within easy reach of
their neighbours and could provide one another with support.

These were normally homes for the rich freeholders, lairds, and heads of border clans.

Keilder Water

NE48 1BX (9 mile)

Home to England’s largest forest and the biggest man-made lake in Northern Europe.
Keilder water and forest park is a playground for cyclists, walkers and outdoor

enthusiasts. A haven for wildlife, the best dark skies in England.

Keilder Observatory.

Keilder forest. NE48 1ER (14 mile)

Keilder observatory is one of the most remarkable places to visit in the whole of the
UK. A public astronomical observatory which is second to none, under some of the
darkest skies in the world.

It was opened in 2008 by former Astronomer Royal, Sir Arnold Wolfendale, and now
has a world class reputation for astronomical outreach under one of the best dark skies
in Europe.

Originally envisaged to host a few dozen events a year, it now hosts over 700 events a
year.

Chesters Roman Fort and Museum; English Heritage.

Chollerford. NE46 4EM (9 mile)

See what life was like at one of the Roman Empire’s most northern outposts.
Chesters Roman Fort is the most complete Roman Cavalry Fort in Britain. You can

wander round the unusually well-preserved bath and steam room, and the officer
quarters.