
Camelia is a large group holiday property in the South Tyne Valley, East Cumbria, sitting within the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It sleeps up to 16 guests across multiple bedrooms, making it one of the better-sized options for large family gatherings or group breaks in this part of England. The property offers generous communal space that genuinely works for groups.
The surrounding landscape is open moorland and river valley. The North Pennines is one of England's largest AONBs and one of the quietest. Expect big skies, stone walls and very little traffic.
Camelia offers multiple bedrooms sleeping 16 across a mix of double and twin rooms.
Camelia is a large group holiday property in the South Tyne Valley, East Cumbria, sitting within the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It sleeps up to 16 guests across multiple bedrooms, making it one of the better-sized options for large family gatherings or group breaks in this part of England. The property offers generous communal space that genuinely works for groups.
The surrounding landscape is open moorland and river valley. The North Pennines is one of England's largest AONBs and one of the quietest. Expect big skies, stone walls and very little traffic.
Camelia offers multiple bedrooms sleeping 16 across a mix of double and twin rooms. There are several bathrooms serving the group and spacious living and dining areas designed to bring everyone together. The kitchen is fully equipped for self-catering at scale.
Hadrian's Wall (12 miles, 20 mins), Alston town centre (4 miles, 8 mins), South Tynedale Railway (4 miles, 8 mins) and the Killhope Lead Mining Museum (8 miles, 15 mins) are all within easy reach.
Camelia suits groups who want genuine countryside without the crowds. Book here for space, scenery and easy access to some of Cumbria's most underrated landscapes.
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Camelia sleeps up to 16 guests with generous living and dining areas that give the whole group room to breathe.
Sitting inside the North Pennines AONB, the scenery here is genuinely spectacular with open moorland and river valleys on the doorstep.
Alston is just 4 miles away. It's one of England's highest market towns and has pubs, shops and cafes for the group to explore.
The fully equipped kitchen handles cooking for large groups without any fuss, keeping costs down compared to eating out every night.
One of Britain's most famous Roman sites is roughly 12 miles away a straightforward drive for a group day out.
The North Pennines is a designated Dark Sky Discovery Site. On clear nights the stargazing from this area is outstanding.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Camelia by car, head towards Alston in East Cumbria via the A686. The property sits within the North Pennines and is best accessed by car given its rural setting. Off-road parking is available on arrival.
The nearest mainline railway station is Haltwhistle in Northumberland, approximately 12 miles from the property. From Haltwhistle a taxi to Camelia is the most straightforward option for groups arriving by rail.
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Postcode: CA9 3HU
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