Kielder Forest

Beautiful. Walks were lovely. The forest drive was great. Will be going back to do some biking, can park over night on the trail carpark £12. There was a pub next to the car park but we didn't go so can't say how good or bad it is.

Always a pleasure visiting here, no matter the weather. Staff at Tower Knowe are always helpful and friendly. My go to place for a good walk with stunning views. Just love it!

Im a frequent visitor at keilder campsite, peaceful stunning location, a new shop has opened with some basics and sells sandwiches rolls made fresh to order, new owners of the anglers arms, has refreshes the pub, and serves hot meals, prices are resonible, as, are the beer and alcol drinks. With the cafe at keilder Castle now opened, it is, a must visit for cyclists, dog walkers, day hikers etc prices at the campsite for campervans and tents are really good value, and a great place for families and teens etc

Did the Kielder 10k run. The scenery is beautiful and the paths have excellent surfaces. The Waterside area is lovely with restaurant/ pub.

Sadly a cloudy night as we wanted to see the stars at night ..!! This was the most expensive wild camping night of our Northern Adventure. Would I recommend this as a place to visit … Of course but it’s going to cost you …. Unlike Ripon in North Yorkshire…Great overnight with lots of History… don’t miss the the Ripon Horn Blower … On wards 🚐

Kielder forest was a nice place to visit. Not dog friendly at the bird display sanctuary, obviously. No cafe or shops open on a Monday either, so avoid or take drink and food with you. Drove the toll road "Kielder Road," which is 12 miles of rough gravel track, which was worth the £5 for the views, although it was a cloudy, windy day when we visited.

Loved the location, the view & the friendliness of the team. Weather was pants, but it just made the view more beautiful

Lovely scenery and none of the trails are to taxing. There was plenty of parking, although I struggled to find a working meter to pay. Also, there is no signage to say whether or not disabled parking is free. Other than this, there are no issues, and we'll be back to explore more.

Beautiful. Walks were lovely. The forest drive was great. Will be going back to do some biking, can park over night on the trail carpark £12. There was a pub next to the car park but we didn't go so can't say how good or bad it is.

Always a pleasure visiting here, no matter the weather. Staff at Tower Knowe are always helpful and friendly. My go to place for a good walk with stunning views. Just love it!

Im a frequent visitor at keilder campsite, peaceful stunning location, a new shop has opened with some basics and sells sandwiches rolls made fresh to order, new owners of the anglers arms, has refreshes the pub, and serves hot meals, prices are resonible, as, are the beer and alcol drinks. With the cafe at keilder Castle now opened, it is, a must visit for cyclists, dog walkers, day hikers etc prices at the campsite for campervans and tents are really good value, and a great place for families and teens etc

Did the Kielder 10k run. The scenery is beautiful and the paths have excellent surfaces. The Waterside area is lovely with restaurant/ pub.

Sadly a cloudy night as we wanted to see the stars at night ..!! This was the most expensive wild camping night of our Northern Adventure. Would I recommend this as a place to visit … Of course but it’s going to cost you …. Unlike Ripon in North Yorkshire…Great overnight with lots of History… don’t miss the the Ripon Horn Blower … On wards 🚐

Kielder forest was a nice place to visit. Not dog friendly at the bird display sanctuary, obviously. No cafe or shops open on a Monday either, so avoid or take drink and food with you. Drove the toll road "Kielder Road," which is 12 miles of rough gravel track, which was worth the £5 for the views, although it was a cloudy, windy day when we visited.

Loved the location, the view & the friendliness of the team. Weather was pants, but it just made the view more beautiful

Lovely scenery and none of the trails are to taxing. There was plenty of parking, although I struggled to find a working meter to pay. Also, there is no signage to say whether or not disabled parking is free. Other than this, there are no issues, and we'll be back to explore more.