Shops & Restaurants
The local vicinity
has no shortage of good old-fashioned English pubs that have
managed to avoid the "advantages" of modernisation. There
are also many fine restaurants within a short drive of the
cottages, whilst Tillmouth
Park Hotel with its majestic grounds is perfect for that
extra special evening.
Why not visit the
Cornhill-on-Tweed website - www.cornhill-on-tweed.com
> for information about the local area, facilities, accommodation,
good
> dining and excellent village shop and cafe and the Collingwood
Arms Hotel
Sightseeing
Kimmerston is situated
on the country estate
www.ford-and-etal.co.uk
where you can find a host of attractions
and activities including Etal Castle, Heatherslaw Light
Railway, cycling, fishing Ford
Castle and much more
.Holy
Island is some 15 miles from Kimmerston. The very spectacular
Bamburgh
Castle is a twenty-minute drive, as is Seahouses
Harbour from where boat trips around the Farne
Islands bird sanctuary depart. The famous (newly opened)
Alnwick
Garden is now open to the public.
Walking
Whilst the
Cheviot Hills offers many a challenging ten-mile hike,
some guests are happy to stroll down to the river and merely
enjoy the view.
Fishing
Good local, inexpensive fishing
(within walking distance) on the River Till is always available
and Salmon fishing on the famous waters of the Tweed, or any
of its tributaries, can be arranged.
Golf
Bamburgh
Castle Golf Course, described by the AA as one of the
most beautiful courses in Britain, takes visitors all year
round. There is also Doddington golf course only three miles
away where it is as if you are on top of the world! There
are also several other golf
courses in the area.
Gliding
Just
a stone throw from Kimmerston (2 miles) Is the Borders Gliding
Club were you can soar like a bird over the wild Northumbrian
countryside.Sit back and relax as the earth slips gently beneath
graceful silent wings.
Phone
01668 216284 (weekends)
01665
712253 (weekdays)
(Location photography by Graeme
Peacock)
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