The Holly Bush Inn is tucked away in the peaceful village of Greenhaugh, deep within the Northumberland National Park. The pub has excellent Tripadvisor reviews, dates back more than 300 years, and is surrounded by rolling hills, ancient woodland, and some of the darkest skies in Europe. Just a short drive from Kielder Water and Kielder Observatory, this welcoming pub has bucketfuls of traditional character, comfortable accommodation, hearty home-cooked food, and a bar well-stocked with local real ales. Whether you are exploring Northumberland’s vast landscapes or simply relaxing beside the roaring log fire, it offers a genuine Great British pub experience.
Holly Bush Inn Greenhaugh, Northumberland, NE48 1PW
- 7 bedrooms
- 7 bedrooms
Ancient Drovers Inn within the Northumberland National Park
Facilties & Amenities
- Beer Garden
- Bike Storage
- Breakfast
- Cask Marque Accredited
- Craft Beer
- Dog Friendly Rooms
- Family Friendly
- Log Fires
- Parking
Bedrooms
The Holly Bush Inn has seven en-suite bedrooms, each named after local Northumberland landmarks and designed to provide a comfortable retreat after a day exploring the national park. Accommodation ranges from cosy doubles to spacious premium rooms and family-friendly options, with several located in the adjoining cottage for extra peace and privacy. Dogs are welcome on request, with prior acknowledgement – additional charges apply.
The pub also has secure off road parking for cycles and motor bikes and drying facilities for rainy days.
Food & Drink
Food at the Holly Bush Inn is firmly rooted in traditional Northumbrian hospitality. The kitchen prepares home-cooked meals using locally sourced ingredients wherever possible, with menus changing throughout the year to make the most of seasonal produce. Expect comforting pub classics, daily specials and vegan & vegetarian options. Each morning begins with a hearty cooked breakfast. Behind the bar you will find a carefully kept selection of real ales, alongside wines, spirits and local favourites, making the Holly Bush just as popular with locals as it is with visitors exploring the Northumberland National Park.
