The park is set within a former colliery site that has been extensively landscaped into a woodland retreat.
It features a series of interconnected ponds that are managed for coarse fishing.
The onsite 'Crazy Horse' venue functions as a themed bar and restaurant serving as the primary social hub for residents.
The development is specifically designed for holiday home ownership and high-end rental lodges rather than touring caravan pitches.
Felmoor Country Park is a lodge-based holiday retreat situated within 40 acres of private woodland in Northumberland. The park is managed by Wyldecrest Holiday Parks and functions primarily as a location for lodge ownership and self-catering holidays. It features an on-site bar and restaurant, the Crazy Horse Saloon, which serves food and hosts entertainment. The grounds include several private fishing lakes and interconnected woodland walking paths. The park is positioned near the village of Felton and provides a central base for exploring the Northumberland coastline and National Park. Accommodation consists of detached lodges, many equipped with private hot tubs. The location is dog-friendly, offering designated areas for pet exercise.
The wooden footbridge crossing the main fishing lake during the golden hour provides the most scenic view of the lodge-lined water.
Bring waterproof footwear, as the woodland paths can become muddy during the frequent rainy periods in Northumberland.
Check in advance if the on-site restaurant is hosting private events, as the park occasionally limits dining access during peak holiday weekends.
Download offline maps before arrival, as mobile data reception can be intermittent in this wooded area of the A1 corridor.
Do not expect a traditional camping or touring caravan park experience, as the site is strictly dedicated to lodge-based accommodation.
Open year-round, though specific facilities like the bar and restaurant may operate on reduced schedules during the winter off-season.
Quiet hours are strictly enforced in the evenings to respect the residential nature of the lodge community; dogs must be kept on leads in communal areas.
