With the weather getting better, the nights getting longer and the summer just around the corner, many will be thinking about their summer holidays.
One positive from the pandemic is the rise in popularity of staycations, with many still choosing to holiday in the UK. That has seen accommodation providers get really creative with their offerings, and in Northumberland you can stay in a heart-shaped treehouse or a canal boat moored on the side of a hill - as well as several cabins in the wilderness.
Two of the latter have made it onto a list of the best cabin stays in the UK in the Times: Hillside Huts and Cabins near Morpeth and the Glebe retreat near Alnwick. Chronicle readers may be familiar with Hillside Huts and Cabins, as we visited last year when it was given a similar award as one of the best new glamping sites in the country.
