What a beautiful place Warkworth is, surrounded by beautiful countryside, a perfect place to relax and breathe in the tranquility. I look forward to returning in the very near future.

The dog was allowed to wander around with us on the lead (the audioguide headphones didn't fit him, but we enjoyed using them)! The staff were amazingly friendly and the freedom to roam was very refreshing. Following this trip I want a separate wine cellar and beer cellar (accessed from different corners of the dining room), and we quite fancy... More

Warkworth super village . Worth visiting castle & church,both well looked after. No visitors centre or cafe.

We recently visited Warkworth Castle with our French friends and it was a different experience to see this castle through their eyes. We have driven past it on many occasions when we've followed the coastal route but haven't been around it many years - our loss. We all thoroughly enjoyed the time we spent there, discovering what a medieval castle... More

Castle keep in excellent order. Great to learn a lot about medieval life. Not too many tourists at this time of year.

Lovely ruins to walk and meander around for all ages with amazing Northumberland countryside all around. Walk down to the village for quaint shops and lovely tea rooms/pubs.

Love this place. Lovely day out with the kids every time :). The last time we went was Easter the sun was out and castle floors were all open. Loved to see the old room the views higher up the castle are amazing and well worth a visit on a bright clear day for budding photographers. You can see for... More

Go exploring the ruins of this fantastic castle, run up and down the moat, take a walk along the river, pop into the village for a coffee or a bite of lunch.

As members of English Heritage we went because we were in the area. Great views but it was very cold on the day.