North of England
Scotland
North of England
Scotland

Howburn Log Cabin is a 5-star luxury log cabin in Melkridge, Northumberland, sitting right on the edge of Northumberland National Park. Solar powered and full of character, this two-bedroom cabin sleeps four and is packed with thoughtful touches leather Chesterfield sofas, a fabulous woodburner and patio doors opening onto a private decked area.
The River Tyne is a short stroll away with riverside paths to explore. Woodland, open fields and steep hillside walks are right on the doorstep. The Newcastle to Carlisle railway line runs directly in front of the cabin oddly appealing rather than intrusive.
The kingsize bedroom has a 5ft bed and the twin room has two 3ft singles. A double shower room with heated towel rail serves both.
Howburn Log Cabin is a 5-star luxury log cabin in Melkridge, Northumberland, sitting right on the edge of Northumberland National Park. Solar powered and full of character, this two-bedroom cabin sleeps four and is packed with thoughtful touches leather Chesterfield sofas, a fabulous woodburner and patio doors opening onto a private decked area.
The River Tyne is a short stroll away with riverside paths to explore.
Woodland, open fields and steep hillside walks are right on the doorstep. The Newcastle to Carlisle railway line runs directly in front of the cabin oddly appealing rather than intrusive.
The kingsize bedroom has a 5ft bed and the twin room has two 3ft singles.
A double shower room with heated towel rail serves both. The open-plan living space has a 42" Smart TV with Netflix, DAB radio and a gas kitchen.
Private hot tub on the decking with BBQ and garden furniture. Parking for four cars on site.
Vindolanda Roman Fort (4 miles), The Sill Landscape Discovery Centre (3 miles), Sycamore Gap on Hadrian's Wall (6 miles) and Hexham with its stunning abbey (15 miles/20 mins) are all within easy reach.
Howburn Log Cabin suits couples or small families wanting space, walking and history on their doorstep.
Customers' Choice winner 2022 - 2026.
What makes Howburn Log Cabin a brilliant stay?
The fabulous woodburner in the open-plan living area creates a warm focal point. Initial logs are included so you can get it going straight away.
Sink into the leather Chesterfield sofas after a day out exploring. The 42" Smart TV with Netflix makes evenings genuinely comfortable.
The cabin runs on solar power with LPG heating a genuinely low-impact stay without sacrificing any comfort or modern amenities.
A short stroll leads to a pathway along the River Tyne. Salmon fishing passes are available online and locally the owner is a keen fisherman himself.
The cabin sits right on the edge of Northumberland National Park with Vindolanda, Hadrian's Wall and The Sill all within a short drive.
Find your way to your perfect hot tub retreat
To reach Howburn Log Cabin by car, the A69 is your main route into the area. The cabin is in Melkridge near Haltwhistle and on-site parking for four cars is available directly at the property.
The Newcastle to Carlisle railway line runs directly in front of the cabin. Bardon Mill is the nearest station with a stopping service every two hours in each direction making this one of the more unusual train-accessible rural stays in Northumberland.
Things to do and places to visit near Howburn Log Cabin
Discover why this cottage is the one for your party or family...
The River Tyne path and surrounding woodland give kids real space to roam. Vindolanda Roman Fort and The Sill Discovery Centre are both engaging for younger visitors. Haltwhistle has an outdoor heated swimming pool just a mile away. The cabin has a highchair available too.
Howburn Log Cabin is listed specifically for romantic getaways. The kingsize bedroom has a 5ft bed with crisp bedding. Riverside walks, Hexham's abbey and Corbridge's art galleries and boutiques are all close by.
Great places to eat and drink near Howburn Log Cabin
What you can reach on foot from Howburn Log Cabin
A short walk away you'll find the River Tyne riverside path, Bardon Mill railway station and a pub within one mile. Woodland and open fields surround the cabin with a steep hillside path giving views back across the river valley.
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