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Father’s Day in Northumberland

Celebrate Father’s Day 2025 in Northumberland 
Father’s Day is on Sunday, 15th June 2025 and Northumberland offers a variety of delightful treats the special Dad’s in our lives. Here are some top recommendations to make his day memorable:

Tynedale Beer & Cider Festival

Treat Dad to a day out at the Tynedale Beer & Cider Festival, running from 12th–15th June in the beautiful town of Corbridge. With over 120 beers and ciders to choose from, plus live music and great food, it’s the ultimate Father’s Day weekend celebration.

Northumberland Miners’ Picnic at Woodhorn Museum

Head to Woodhorn Museum on Saturday 14th June for their annual Northumberland Miners’ Picnic. FREE entry (parking charge of £5 applies + there will be a free shuttle bus from Ashington Leisure Centre). 10am-5pm. Entertainment includes street theatre performances, family activities, live music and food stalls.

Axe Throwing for Father’s Day

Hit the Bullseye with a Gift He’ll Love! Looking for something a little different this Father’s Day? Swap the socks and chocolates for something far more thrilling — axe throwing!

Whether your dad’s the competitive type or just up for a bit of adventurous fun, axe throwing makes for a memorable experience (minimum 16 years+)

Beach & Quiet Holiday Homes, Craster

Surprise Dad, or the whole family, with a stay at Beach & Quiet’s bespoke holiday homes. Perfectly located near Craster, Dunstanburgh Castle and Embleton, these beautiful properties offer the ultimate Northumberland getaway. Whether it’s a cosy retreat for two or a large family gathering, there’s a property to suit every occasion.

Book 3 nights or more using code RA2GO and enjoy 10% off your stay.

Ad Gefrin Distillery

Looking for a Father’s Day gift with a dash of class and a splash of something stronger? Treat Dad to a day out at Ad Gefrin Distillery, Northumberland’s first whisky distillery in over 200 years.

Located in Wooler, Ad Gefrin is more than just a distillery — it’s a celebration of Northumbrian heritage, craftsmanship, and hospitality. Whether your dad is a whisky connoisseur or just appreciates a quality day out, Ad Gefrin offers a unique experience to savour.

Holy Island, Lindisfarne

With charming guesthouses, welcoming inns and self-catering cottages, a stay on Holy Island (Lindisfarne) is sure to be a magical and serene experience, perfect for Mums looking to absorb history, nature and spirituality. Accessible only by a tidal causeway, the island offers a sense of seclusion that makes it feel like stepping back in time. Visitors can explore the iconic Lindisfarne Castle, wander the ruins of the ancient Lindisfarne Priory or enjoy coastal walks with stunning views of the North Sea.

Northumberland Nook, Kirkheaton

Treat Dad to a unique off-grid retreat. Hyem a beautifully crafted two-person cabin located on the family farm of Tom and Hannah Hillman. Built from reclaimed timbers and upcycled oak flooring, it features a log-burning stove for cosy nights in. Outdoors, Dad can unwind by the fire pit, soak in the wood-fired Hikki bathtub under the stars or take in breathtaking views of the Cheviot Hills from the roof deck’s wooden rocking chairs.

Whitehouse Farm Centre, Morpeth

Whitehouse Farm is a fantastic day out for all ages, offering a mix of hands-on animal encounters, outdoor adventures and educational fun. Little ones will love the soft play areas and tractor rides, while adults can enjoy the peaceful countryside setting and café treats. Father’s Day Special. Dad’s go FREE with a full-paying child on Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th March. Booking is advised. Dad’s with a seasonal pass receive 1 hot drink and sweet treat.

Puffins, Seals & Dolphins – A Farne Islands Wildlife Adventure

Treat Dad to an adventure at sea! Book a boat trip to one of the UK’s most spectacular wildlife destinations — the Farne Islands. These rugged little islands are a sanctuary for thousands of seabirds, including the much-loved puffin, and home to one of the largest grey seal colonies in England.

No matter how you choose to celebrate, the most important thing is making Dad feel appreciated and loved. Whether it’s a heartfelt homemade gift, a special outing, or simply spending quality time together, these little gestures will mean the world to him. So, gather the family, get creative, and make this Father’s Day one to remember!

p.s Why not spoil Dad with some home baking. One of our favourites is the Raring2go! Chocolate Fudge Cakes

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