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Following the new national lockdown in England announced on Monday 4th January 2021, there are some changes to the government guidelines which are relevant to anyone wishing to visit Northumberland National Park at this time.

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Read our latest statement here.

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The Sill

Northumberland National Park’s brand new visitor attraction will excite and inspire people of all ages to explore the landscape, history, culture and heritage of Northumberland.

Learn about The Sill

Northumberland National Park Foundation

The Northumberland National Park Foundation is a registered charity that aims to safeguard the future of the North East’s most unspoilt and iconic landscapes.

Our foundation

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Northumberland National Park Partners with Non-Profit Organisation to Bring Nature to Disadvantaged Young People

Access and reliance on nature and natural spaces has become...

Dark skies at Davidson's Linn in the National Park

Northumberland National Park Partners with Clif Bar to Inspire New Generation of Dark Sky Enthusiasts

Northumberland National Park is working together with CLIF Bar to...

An example of a bushy lichen called Oakmoss

Identifying Lichens

National Park Ranger Shaun Hackett shares six species of bushy...

Trees in Breamish Valley

Northumberland National Park Authority Welcomes ‘Right Tree in the Right Place’ Reforestation Study

Northumberland National Park Authority is welcoming a new study which...

Paget Lazzari, Head Ranger

Paget Lazzari

Head National Park Ranger

You can feel a connection with the past in parts of the landscape which seem timeless. It’s an incredible place with a dramatic ruggedness and solitude, and that is what people who live in the hectic modern world need.