Bellingham Camping and Caravanning Club Site
- Camping
- Shop
- Seasonal — call ahead
Club campsite with pods on the edge of Bellingham beside the Pennine Way, about 1 km south of the village centre; non-members welcome.
Stage 16 of the Pennine Way covers 24.1 km from Once Brewed to Bellingham, with 352 m of ascent and 483 m of descent. The highest point is 323 m. Allow about 7.5 hours of walking, plus breaks.
Distance, climb and elevation come from the Outest route data. Difficulty and time are estimates from distance and climb; your pace will vary with heat, pack weight and photo stops.
Club campsite with pods on the edge of Bellingham beside the Pennine Way, about 1 km south of the village centre; non-members welcome.
Flat, sheltered farm campsite with toilet and shower blocks in the village centre, on the trail; open May to October. Also a self-catering cottage.
Country house hotel with restaurant and indoor pool across the North Tyne from Bellingham, about 200 m from the trail.
Checked online in October 2026. Places marked "listed, not confirmed" appear on a public listing (OpenStreetMap, the National Trail, Sherpa Van or Pitchup) but could not be confirmed as open on their own website. Tan Hill, Langdon Beck and Byrness have only one or two places, Crowden and Standedge have beds only off the trail (Glossop, Marsden, Delph), and many small places close in winter: book ahead, especially from May to September.
Emergency: call 999 or 112 and ask for Police, then Mountain Rescue. Non-urgent medical help: 111. Emergency & health guide
Pharmacies, ATMs, shops and stops: © OpenStreetMap contributors. Hospitals and health centres checked online.
The full stage works offline in Outest, with the route, elevation, water and village points, and a trail guide you can ask about conditions and the next place to sleep.