Otterburn Training Area is located in Northumberland, England. Access is typically via private transport or organized group transport. Specific directions will be provided by your organizing body if you are attending an event.

Public transport options directly to the training area are very limited. It's best to arrange transport through your group or consider a taxi service from the nearest major town, though this can be costly.

For CCF camps, travel is usually coordinated by the school or CCF unit. This often involves coach travel directly to the site.

Otterburn Training Area is primarily a military training facility. General public access is restricted. Visits are typically for organized groups such as CCF contingents or specific events.

Bookings are usually made through official channels for organized groups. If you are part of a CCF or similar organization, contact your unit leader for booking information.

As a training area, it operates on a schedule determined by military needs. Access is controlled and typically only permitted during organized events or training periods.

For organized group activities, fees are usually part of the overall camp cost. There isn't a standard 'ticket' for casual visitors due to restricted access.

Activities often include tag archery, paintball, laser shotgun, communication tasks, teamwork challenges, and for some, live firing range experiences.

Accommodation is typically in barracks. While functional, some reviews mention buildings can be basic or in need of repair, though the sleeping experience is generally reported as good.

The food is generally praised as very nice, with friendly chefs. It's often a highlight for visitors.

Sturdy, comfortable footwear is essential. Pack layers of clothing, including waterproofs, as the weather can be unpredictable.

Otterburn is primarily for organized youth groups like CCF. While families might visit as part of a group event, it's not a typical family tourist destination.