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The Keelman Lodge is set in the grounds of the Keelman Public House and the Big Lamp Brewery and is situated next to the Country Park and River Tyne. The rooms are spacious and very well kept. The interior decor is keeping in style with the surroundings of the Lodge with a modern country feel.

There are two buildings: The first building is a single storey lodge consisting of 6 rooms all with en suite facilities. Each room contains 1 double and 1 single bed and, with a cot available on request, makes an ideal family accommodation. The second building is a two storey lodge offering 8 bedrooms, all with a king size double bed and en suite facilities. Standard in all rooms are colour TV, tea and coffee making facilities.

Full English breakfast may be taken in the Keelman, a Grade II listed building opposite. O ne room is suitable for wheelchair access and all rooms have designated free parking spaces.

When booking in guests are advised to book a table in the restaurant immediately to avoid disappointment.  The Keelman is very popular and is often full to capacity weekdays and weekends.

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Bathroom
The prices detailed below are per room per night.

Accommodation Tariff
For Room Only
Valid from 1 March 2008
All rooms with en-suite facilities
Single Occupancy £41.00
Double Occupancy £55.00
Third Person £14.00
Children under 16 £10.00
Under 3's Free

The adjacent leisure centre caters for a range of activities from badminton to football and, after a short induction, the use of the gym. Mountain bikes can also be hires which is ideal for taking advantage of the many cycle ways stretching to the coast, Prudhoe or even Hadrian's Wall. There are also two golf clubs within a 15 minute drive. The Tyne is well used by anglers for both coarse and salmon fishing. One-day or 8-day licenses can be obtained at any Post Office for those who do not hold a national licence.

The countryside Park has information on nature trails and local flora and fauna. We also supply a booklet of short walks which can be taken from the lodge. Information on other local attractions and places of interest can be obtained from the lobby within the lodge or from the nearby Country Park Information Centre, the closest being the site of the Battle of Newburn which took place in 1640 between English troops and Scottish Covenantors.
Last update made on 24 April 2008