Whitton Glebe Caravan Park is a family-run site in rural Northumberland, established in 1962 by the Mackenzie family and continuing under family ownership ever since.

It sits near the village of Rothbury, a gateway settlement to the Northumberland National Park, and is listed among campsites serving the Coquetdale area of the park.

The park enjoys sweeping views up the Coquet valley and is surrounded by unspoilt countryside.

Its location makes it a practical base for walking, cycling, climbing, wildlife watching, and visiting historic sites, as well as exploring Rothbury's local shops, cafés, and galleries.