Northumberlandia, the landform sculpture on the edge of Cramlington
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Things to Do in Cramlington

From Northumberlandia and Plessey Woods to Manor Walks, Concordia and town events, here's how to make the most of Cramlington.

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Eat & Drink in Cramlington

Restaurants, pubs, cafes and coffee shops: our full guide to Cramlington's food and drink scene.

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Parks & Countryside

Green spaces and countryside on Cramlington's doorstep. More places are added as the site grows.

Northumberlandia

Northumberlandia

Charles Jencks's landform sculpture of a reclining woman, on Blagdon Lane at the edge of town. Surfaced paths climb over the figure, with views across the coast and countryside, and there is a cafe by the car park.

Run by Northumberland Wildlife Trust; open daily.

Plessey Woods Country Park

Woodland and riverside walks along the River Blyth, run by Northumberland County Council, with a visitor centre and cafe. It sits just north of Cramlington on the way to Bedlington.

At Hartford Bridge, between Cramlington and Bedlington.

Town Parks & Play Areas

Alexandra Park has play areas, a skate park and a bowling green, and Valley Park has accessible paths and nature ponds. Smaller play areas are spread across the estates.

Green spaces within walking distance of most estates.

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