Byreside Caravan Site is a quiet, secluded site set on a family-run farm in the historic Derwent Valley of Northumbria. The surrounding countryside offers excellent wildlife watching, with red kites, foxes, and deer all regularly spotted in the area.

The site provides 31 hard-standing pitches with electric points, along with a heated shower and toilet block, water points, and waste disposal facilities.

Walkers and cyclists are well placed for the Derwent Walk Country Park, which connects to the Waskerley Way and Lanchester Valley Walk.

The region is rich in history, with nearby attractions including Ebchester's Roman Museum, the Derwentcote Blast Furnace, Causey Arch (reputedly the world's oldest railway bridge), the Tanfield Railway, and Gibside Chapel.