Campsites on the St Cuthbert's Way
Campsites on the St Cuthbert's Way — find pilgrim-friendly campsite accommodation in Melrose, St Boswells, Jedburgh, Kirk Yetholm, Wooler for pilgrims walking the 62 miles route through Scottish Borders & Northumberland.
If you're looking for campsites on the St Cuthbert's Way, our directory lists verified pilgrim-friendly campsite accommodation along the 62 miles route through Scottish Borders & Northumberland.
The St Cuthbert's Way passes through Melrose, St Boswells, Jedburgh, Kirk Yetholm, Wooler, and each of these towns offers campsite options for pilgrims. Whether you're walking the full route over 6–7 days or tackling individual stages, you'll find campsites that welcome walkers and understand the needs of pilgrims.
Every campsite on Pilgrim Stays UK is reviewed before going live. Many offer walker-friendly facilities like flexible check-in, drying rooms, packed lunches, and luggage storage.
Finding the right campsite
When choosing a campsite on the St Cuthbert's Way, consider its proximity to the route, whether it offers evening meals or packed lunches, and whether it has facilities for drying wet walking gear. Book in advance during peak season.
Budle Bay Campsite
Budle Bay, near Bamburgh, Northumberland, Bamburgh
A coastal campsite near Budle Bay on the Northumberland coast, close to the final stages of St Cuthbert's Way before the Holy Island causeway. Offers tent and caravan pitches with views over the tidal
Hetton Hall Caravan & Campsite
Near Wooler, Northumberland, about 1 mile from St Cuthbert's Way, Wooler
A peaceful caravan and campsite approximately one mile from the St Cuthbert's Way route near Wooler, in the foothills of the Cheviot Hills. A convenient overnight stop for pilgrims walking between Mel
Gibson Caravan Park
High Street, Melrose, Scottish Borders TD6 9RY, Melrose
A well-established caravan and camping park in the heart of Melrose, right at the start of St Cuthbert's Way. Offers tent pitches and touring facilities within walking distance of Melrose Abbey. Ideal
Also available in Melrose
These places are publicly listed but not yet on Pilgrim Stays UK. Contact them directly to book.
Melrose Gibson Park Caravan Club Site
campsiteLocated in Melrose, this site is open all year and provides six tent pitches suitable for walkers on the route.
Visit websiteBowden House Bed and Breakfast
B&BA luxury B&B situated directly on St. Cuthbert’s Way in the village of Bowden, just 3 miles from Melrose.
Visit websiteFiorlin B&B
B&BA 4-star rated B&B located in the centre of Melrose, housed in a converted 200-year-old parish school.
Visit websiteThe Plough Hotel
hotelA family and dog-friendly country hotel located on the Main Street in Town Yetholm, popular with walkers.
Visit websiteKirkfield Caravan Park
campsiteA campsite located in Town Yetholm that is open until the end of October, offering convenient access for those on the trail.
Visit websiteHighburn House Caravan Park
campsiteA caravan and campsite located in Wooler, situated on or within a mile of the St Cuthbert's Way route.
Visit websiteThe Barn at Beal
campsiteA campsite located near the end of the route that remains open all year round for visitors.
Visit websiteBorder Hotel
hotelA historic hotel dating from 1750 located in Kirk Yetholm, marking a significant point on the pilgrimage route.
Visit websiteFrequently Asked Questions
Are there campsites along the entire St Cuthbert's Way?
Campsites are available in the key towns along the route, including Melrose, St Boswells, Jedburgh, Kirk Yetholm, Wooler. Some remote stages may have limited options, so book ahead.
Do campsites on the St Cuthbert's Way cater for walkers?
Many of our listed campsites offer facilities for walkers including flexible check-in, drying facilities, packed lunches, and safe storage for walking gear.
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