I imagine everyone has seen images of this place before. And most of you up north have probably been here! But I like to think I put my own twist on the images I capture. Aiming for the highest possible quality and 'moodyness' to really set the tone. This place gives me 'The Last of Us' vibes...
Otterburn Training Area is one of the largest live firing range in the country, over 60,000 acres of land. It has been used for military training since 1911. Due to being a live firing range entery is only advised when the red flags are not up, and gates are open. We went in the evening and we...
Well I've been here many a time, on my most recent visit the orangry has been burned yo the ground and the newer part of the building has been re borded up.
Not gonna bother with the history as its soo well reported on but here's some pics.
The Otterburn army training estate is a military training area near otterburn, Northumberland in northern England. The range is used for training upto 30000 soldiers per year. The site was established in 1911 and covers about 93 squared miles. Otterburn is the uk’s largest firing range and is...
Constructed in 1870 for Lord James Douglas, Otterburn Hall has a very grand feel to it. It was used mostly as an estate for the rich and powerful of the area but did have a stint as a military hospital during WW2. Following the war, the Hall was bought by a Christian group with an education...
This part of the site is essentially the scarpyard part of the site, still an active company but after seeing all the derelict buses on the way past on my way to Scotland, I had to have a peek.
I have a thing for old rusty buses, trains , vehicles.
There was around 20 coaches derelict, mostly...
NOTE: This report was first made by one of our members, AdamGill7. You can visit his report here - Otterburn Hall Hotel. We have chose to repost this so we can include all of our reports on one page, rather than have multiple accounts. Hope you enjoy!
Otterburn Hall History
Otterburn Hall is...
First Report
Had heard about this place a few times so we decided to check it out since we had a free day to do some exploring. Thought I would make my first report on this place.
Otterburn Hall History
Otterburn Hall is an English country house and estate in Otterburn, Northumberland. It is...
Was very easy to get inside, both upstairs and downstairs were accessible and the building itself was beautiful! Some hidden gems inside including the old water fountain and piano. Theres two different buildings to explore, the main hotel which is easy to get into, and the leisure side, which is...
Visited here on 27/2/2020. I dont have a decent camera so photos are taken with my phone (Samsung S7) and to make it worse torch died after a couple of pics. Feedback would be appreciated please, hope you like the pics cheers
History already on another post. Place is crazy easy to get crazy inside building stuff left all over creepy little tent with a sleeping bag in! Toilets still flush. Total shame such a beautiful building with lush land around it in such a state!
Couldn't believe how easy it was to get inside this place, even the locals like to take a look inside as I encountered an elderly couple walking there dog.
The hotel has been Abandoned for a few years now. It got bought in 2015 and work was started on the building however in 2017 work suddenly...
A quick visit to the location of otterburn post grabbed a picture to compare against the subbrit picture taken 17 years ago. I may have been a few yards too far forward but the post has definitely been demolished or at least everything above the surface has gone
Solo visit.
Supposed DEMOLISHED.
This post was originally shown to have a BPI in it, so I thought i'd swing past even though it has apparently been taken out.
The area where SatNav says it should be, it isnt anymore, and there is some slightly disturbed ground and a telephone jointing...