The adjacent gardens were first planted in the mid-1700s and grew into an impressive collection of plants over the next 150 years. However, after being used for the Dig for Victory campaign during the Second World War, they were deserted and closed. The gardens were revived at the beginning of the 21st century and are now open to the public once again.
Located off the coast of Northumberland the Farne Islands are home to 23 species of seabirds and a large population of grey seals. There are different boat tours you can take to get to the islands ranging from 90 minutes to a full day trip.
There are numerous campsites in Northumberland where you can spend the night in your motorhome hire and many boast impressive views of the moorlands.