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Northumberlandia Cafe

Small visitor centre cafe at Northumberlandia, run by Northumberland Wildlife Trust, serving hot drinks and snacks, with dogs on leads welcome.

About Northumberlandia Cafe

The visitor centre at Northumberlandia, the large reclining landform figure off Blagdon Lane on the southern edge of Cramlington, has a small cafe run by Northumberland Wildlife Trust. It serves hot drinks and snacks, and the centre also sells Trust and wildlife-themed gifts.

Dogs on leads are welcome inside the visitor centre and cafe. The Trust lists the cafe as open daily from 10am to 4pm, with hot food until 3.15pm, but hours vary with the seasons, so check before visiting. Parking is on site, with a suggested donation towards its upkeep.

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Visiting Northumberlandia: A Guide to the Lady of the North

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Things to Do in Cramlington

The best things to do in Cramlington: climb Northumberlandia, walk Plessey Woods, swim and climb at Concordia, catch a film at Vue, explore the old village and head out to Seaton Delaval Hall and Woodhorn.

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Free Things to Do in Cramlington

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Best Walks in and around Cramlington

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Where to Park in Cramlington

Where to Park in Cramlington

Manor Walks' car parks and the four-hour limit, the Park Plus pass, council car parks, the station, the emergency care hospital, Plessey Woods, Northumberlandia, EV charging and Blue Badge parking: a practical guide to parking in Cramlington.

Coffee Shops and Cafes in Cramlington

Coffee Shops and Cafes in Cramlington

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Date Night in Cramlington

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A Weekend in Cramlington: A 48-Hour Itinerary

How to spend a weekend in Cramlington: breakfast in the old village, a climb up Northumberlandia, a riverside walk in Plessey Woods, dinner and a film, then Seaton Delaval Hall or the coast on Sunday.

The Best Photography Spots in and around Cramlington

The Best Photography Spots in and around Cramlington

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