Doxford Farm Cottages Northumberland UK

Things to see and do in the Area

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How to find Doxford Farm

Travelling North
Bypass Alnwick. Five miles north of Alnwick take a right turn, the B6347 by a large square farmhouse on your right. Follow the B6347 for about 2 miles and take a left to Doxford Farm. Alternatively, follow the brown and white signs to Doxford Country Store (our farm shop!) Collect keys at the shop and have a complimentary cup of coffee.

Travelling South
Bypass Belford. Four miles south of Belford you will come to a dual carriageway. Continue south to the end of the dual carriageway and one mile south take a left turn onto the B6347 by a large square farmhouse on your right. Follow the B6347 for about 2 miles and take a left to Doxford Farm. Alternatively, follow the brown and white signs to Doxford Country Store (our farm shop!) Collect keys at the shop and have a complimentary cup of coffee.

Doxford Country Store and Coffee Shop
There is a huge range of gifts from all over the world including cotton throws and rugs, recycled glassware, rustic baskets, candles, teddies and country American paints and much more.
	The coffee shop has a wide range of cakes, sandwiches, teas, coffees and soups. You can have the choice of eating indoors or outdoors in the beautiful courtyard.
There is a range of men and womens' clothing with lots of brand names such as Aria and Jackpot.
There are many interesting places to visit in the area including Holy Island and The Theatre Royal in Newcastle. The Tourist Information office is always helpful and the National Trust has many beautiful old houses and castles in the locality.
	Doxford Farm is a 500 acre working farm situated amidst undulating, unspoilt, wooded countryside. The lake and its small ponds hold brown trout and our visitors are welcome to fish free of charge. The farm has 5 miles of wooded and lakeside walks and trails. North Northumberland is abundantly supplied with places of interest.
Dotted along the coast are castles of Warkworth, Alnwick, Bamburgh and Dunstanburgh and the Priory and Castle of Holy Island. As well as these landmarks there are many great houses including Cragside and Wallington which are open to the public. For directions how to find Doxford Farm Click here
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