Local Accommodation

We have provided a list below of local accommodation businesses with links to their own websites. The image featured is the HideawayHuts, only a short walk from Vindolanda.

Please make your own enquiries direct with these businesses about staying in this area. For a full list of accommodation providers in Northumberland we suggest you look at the Visit Northumberland website

Have a great break.

Name of Accommodation	Accommodation Type	Where	Distance from Vindolanda
Layside	Bed & Breakfast	Bardon Mill	1.4 miles
The Twice Brewed Inn	Hotel	Military Road, Bardon Mill	1.8 miles
The Bowes Hotel	Hotel	Bardon Mill	1.8 miles
Vallum Lodge	Bed & Breakfast	Military Road, Bardon Mill	2.0 miles
Huntercrook Lodge	Bed & Breakfast	Bardon Mill	2.1 miles
Stanegate Hideaway s & Hideaway Huts	Self Catering	Near Bardon Mill	2.1 miles
Henshaw Barn	Bed & Breakfast	Henshaw	2.2 miles
Old Brewery Cottage	Self Catering	Henshaw	3.9 miles
Herding Hill	Caravan, Camping & Glamping	Near Haltwhistle	4.6 miles
Glendale Cottages and Pool	Self Catering	Near Haltwhistle	5.3 miles
Ashcroft	Guest House	Haltwhistle	5.7 miles
Carraw	Bed & Breakfast	Military Road, Near Humshaugh	6.2 miles
The Railway Hotel	Hotel & Bistro	Haydon Bridge	6.2 miles
The Reading Rooms	Bed & Breakfast	Haydon Bridge	6.2 miles
Newbrough Bunk House	Bunk House	Newbrough	6.4 miles
Langley Castle	Hotel	Near Haydon Bridge	6.6 miles
Wydon Farm	Bed & Breakfast	Haltwhistle	7.0 miles
The Bothy at Ivy Cottage	Bed & Breakfast	Near Haltwhistle	7.5 miles
Greenhead Hotel	Hotel	Greenhead	7.6 miles
Karen's Kottages	Self Catering	Newbrough	7.6 miles
Hadrian's Holida ys	Bed & Breakfast	Near Greenhead	8.3 miles
Walwick Hall	Hotel	Chollerford	9.5 miles
St. Oswald's Farm	Self Catering	Wall	12 miles
Sycamore Cottage	Self Catering	Barrasford	14 miles
Staybridge Suites	Apartment Hotel	Newcastle	34 miles

Latest

Vindolanda site staying open this winter

The Roman site of Vindolanda will remain open to the public during January 2020 as the Trust starts its 50th anniversary celebrations.
Wonderful Water Pipes

Archaeologist Marta Alberti takes a closer look at a key discovery of the 2019 excavations: an oak water pipe.
Light it up! - Winter Workshop

16th November
Winter festivals feature in almost every festival and culture not least the Romans. Join Potted History in using traditional techniques to create an oil lamp, candle holder or incense burner to use this winter.
Ask an Archaeologist

27th - 31st October
Ever wanted to have a go at excavation but don't want to get dirty? have a go at our virtual excavation of Vindolanda! Chat to one of our archaeologists and find out what it's like to excavate at Vindolanda!

Severan Skulls

Dr Trudi Buck takes a closer look at the human skull unearthed during the 2018 excavation of the Severan fort ditch at Vindolanda.
Ancient timber posts

Both visitors and volunteers have been very curious as to what those beautiful timber posts sticking out of the ground are. Here is what the archaeologists have concluded so far.
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Roman Vindolanda Fort & Museum

Visit Roman Vindolanda today and you will find one of the North East’s most famous and not to be missed tourist attractions lying in the beautiful landscape of Hadrian's Wall Country. Formerly a key military post on the northern frontier of Britain, Vindolanda is the home of Britain's 'Top Treasure' - the Vindolanda Writing Tablets - and is one Europe's most important Roman archaeological sites, with live excavations taking place every year.
Severan Feline Friends

Interaction between cats and humans goes back as far as Ancient Egypt. However, some of our earliest clues to domestic cats in Britain come from the Roman period.
Roman Army Museum

Lying in magnificent countryside next to a sweeping section of Hadrian's Wall and based at the site of Carvoran Roman Fort, the Roman Army Museum is an authentic and dramatic tribute to Rome’s extraordinary military legacy. Step into the life of a Roman soldier and experience life on the front line of Emperor Hadrian’s formidable British frontier.
What have the Romans ever done for us?- Hadrians wall walk fundraiser
Getting here

How to find us no matter how you like to travel.
Scanning Skulls

A number of specialists visit the Vindolanda Trust every year during the winter season, in order to conduct research on our artefacts. One of them is Rhys Williams, a graduate tutor and PhD candidate at Teesside University who is studying the processes of preservation in bone, and specifically the chemical and microbiological reasons for which certain bones buried in certain conditions are better preserved than other
Opening Times

Seasonal opening times for Vindolanda and the Roman Army Museum.

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