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Ingleby Barwick Airport Transfer - Takes 1 Hr, and is Approx 49 Miles

 

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Reliable Taxi Transfers Between Newcastle Airport and Ingleby Barwick

Traveling to and from Newcastle Airport to Ingleby Barwick has never been easier with Newcastle Airport Transfers. Our professional taxi service offers seamless, stress-free, and affordable transportation tailored to your needs. Whether you are visiting for business or leisure, our expert drivers ensure a comfortable and timely journey every time.

Book your transfer today through our website www.newcastleairporttransfers.com or contact us directly:

  • Office: 0191 468 2963

  • 24-Hour Help: 07907 052138

Why Choose Newcastle Airport Transfers for Ingleby Barwick?

Affordable and Transparent Pricing

We offer competitive, fixed-rate fares with no hidden fees or surprise charges. With Newcastle Airport Transfers, you can travel confidently, knowing exactly what you’ll pay.

Professional and Knowledgeable Drivers

Our experienced drivers are familiar with the best routes between Newcastle Airport and Ingleby Barwick, ensuring a smooth and efficient ride every time.

Flight Tracking and Timely Service

We use real-time flight tracking to accommodate delays and guarantee timely pickups. Whether your flight arrives early or late, we’ve got you covered.

24/7 Availability

No matter when you’re traveling, our services are available round the clock to suit your schedule.

Diverse Fleet for All Needs

From solo travelers to larger groups, we offer vehicles that cater to your requirements, including sedans, MPVs, and minibuses.

For reliable airport transfers, visit www.newcastleairporttransfers.com to book your ride today.

Transfer Times and Distances

The journey between Newcastle Airport and Ingleby Barwick spans approximately 47 miles and typically takes around 50 minutes, depending on traffic. Our drivers ensure efficient routes to minimize your travel time and maximize your convenience.

About Ingleby Barwick

Ingleby Barwick is a charming, modern town located in the Borough of Stockton-on-Tees, Teesside. Known for its friendly community, excellent schools, and green spaces, it is a popular residential area and a gateway to the scenic attractions of North Yorkshire and Teesside.

History and Development

Though Ingleby Barwick is a relatively new town, its roots trace back to Roman times. Archaeological finds, including ancient roads and buildings, indicate a rich historical presence. The town’s modern development began in the 1980s, transforming it into one of Europe’s largest private housing estates, with a population exceeding 20,000 today.

Community and Amenities

Ingleby Barwick is known for its well-planned neighborhoods, excellent schools, and community centers. The town boasts leisure facilities, including:

  • Ingleby Barwick Community Centre: A hub for local events and activities.

  • All Saints Academy: A top-rated school with excellent academic facilities.

  • The Rings Community Hub: Offering fitness classes, children’s activities, and event spaces.

Top 10 Hotels Near Ingleby Barwick

For visitors to Ingleby Barwick, these hotels offer excellent accommodation options:

1. Judges Country House Hotel

  • Reason to Stay: A luxurious retreat surrounded by lush gardens.

  • Website: www.judgeshotel.co.uk

  • Phone: 01642 789000

2. Crathorne Hall Hotel

3. Hampton by Hilton Stockton-on-Tees

  • Reason to Stay: Comfortable and contemporary accommodations.

  • Website: www.hilton.com

  • Phone: 01642 688800

4. The Stables at the Vale

5. Premier Inn Stockton-on-Tees

  • Reason to Stay: Budget-friendly with reliable service.

  • Website: www.premierinn.com

  • Phone: 0333 321 1234

6. Holiday Inn Express Middlesbrough

  • Reason to Stay: Excellent location with modern amenities.

  • Website: www.holidayinn.com

  • Phone: 01642 917113

7. The Devonport Hotel

8. Wynyard Hall

  • Reason to Stay: Luxurious countryside retreat with a spa.

  • Website: www.wynyardhall.co.uk

  • Phone: 01740 644811

9. Travelodge Middlesbrough

  • Reason to Stay: Affordable and centrally located.

  • Website: www.travelodge.co.uk

  • Phone: 0871 984 6165

10. Best Western Parkmore Hotel

  • Reason to Stay: Great leisure facilities, including a spa.

  • Website: www.bestwestern.co.uk

  • Phone: 01642 786815

Attractions Near Ingleby Barwick

1. Preston Park Museum & Grounds

Explore this family-friendly attraction featuring historical exhibits, beautiful gardens, and riverside walks.

2. Yarm High Street

A bustling shopping and dining area with boutique shops and cozy cafes.

3. Ropner Park

A Victorian park with a serene lake, seasonal events, and picnic spots.

4. Tees Barrage

An adventure hub for white water rafting, kayaking, and paddleboarding enthusiasts.

5. Butterfly World

Located within Preston Park, this tropical enclosure houses vibrant butterflies and exotic creatures.

6. Roseberry Topping

A striking hill offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

7. Ormesby Hall

A historic National Trust property with beautiful gardens and family-friendly activities.

8. Hardwick Park

This landscaped park is perfect for nature lovers, with walking trails and a picturesque lake.

9. Darlington Railway Museum

Dive into the region’s railway heritage at this fascinating museum.

10. The Cleveland Way

A scenic walking route showcasing the best of North Yorkshire and Teesside’s natural beauty.

Local Food in Ingleby Barwick

Ingleby Barwick and its surroundings are home to an array of culinary delights. Some must-try options include:

  • The Fox Covert Inn: Traditional British pub fare with a cozy atmosphere.

  • The George & Dragon: Known for its locally sourced dishes and warm service.

  • Yarm’s Restaurants: A variety of global cuisines along Yarm High Street.

  • The Crathorne Arms: Fine dining with a focus on seasonal ingredients.

  • Al Forno’s: An Italian restaurant popular for its authentic pizzas and pastas.

Why Use Newcastle Airport Transfers?

Unparalleled Convenience

Our door-to-door service ensures a seamless transfer experience, taking the hassle out of your journey.

Affordable Pricing

Fixed rates mean no surprises. Travel confidently knowing your fare is transparent and fair.

Professional Drivers

Our team prioritizes your safety and comfort, ensuring a smooth ride every time.

Flexible Booking

Schedule your transfer with ease via www.newcastleairporttransfers.com or contact us at 0191 468 2963 or 07907 052138.

Reliable Fleet

From solo travelers to families and groups, we’ve got the perfect vehicle for every need.

Book Your Taxi Transfer Today

For reliable taxi transfers between Newcastle Airport and Ingleby Barwick, trust Newcastle Airport Transfers. Book now and enjoy stress-free travel. Contact us at:

  • Office: 0191 468 2963

  • 24-Hour Help: 07907 052138

Ingleby Barwick to Newcastle Airport Prices

Ingleby Barwick to Newcastle Airport

Taxi Prices Start at £94

Ingleby Bariwck to Newcastle Airport 6-seat Taxi

Prices Start at £126

Ingleby Barwickto Newcastle Airport Minibus Taxi

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Newcastle Airport to Ingleby Barwick Prices

Newcastle Airport to Ingleby Barwick Taxi

Prices Start at £94
Newcastle Airport to Ingleby Barwick 6-seat Taxi

Prices Start at £126

​Newcastle Airport to Ingleby Barwick  Minibus Taxi

Prices Start at £141

​Newcastle Airport to Ingleby Barwick Minibus XL Taxi

Prices Start at £186

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ABOUT INGLEBY BARWICK

Ingleby Barwick, (pronounced to rhyme with Alnwick), is the largest private residential housing estate in Europe, now a small town, built mostly in the last 40 years, on what was the southern perimeter of Thornaby airfield in the borough of Stockton-on-Tees in the Tees Valley, north-east England, and within the historic county of the Riding of North Yorkshire.

Ingleby Barwick, is within a short drive of the glorious scenery in the North York Moors National Park; not much further from the breath-taking North Yorkshire Dales or, northward to Tyneside, Wearside and Northumberland.

Its topography is interesting in that, though by no means an island, the town is almost completely surrounded by water, with Bassleton Beck emerging from the river Tees, to ring the town to the north and east, whilst the main river circles the town to the west, with the River Leven leaving the Tees at the south-western end of the town and running east along part of the southern boundary. This could well be the reason that the area was originally inhabited.

Today the town is easily accessible from both the A19, 5 minutes via the A174 (which lies to the east) and A66 (10 minutes) via Queen Elizabeth Way and the A135 (to the north), making the town a prime location for commuters.

Ingleby Barwick is famous for being the site of one of the northernmost Roman Villas in the Roman Empire, Quarry Farm, and the site is known to have been inhabited from as early as 1500BC, possibly even earlier. Much of the site has been examined by archaeologists, but not the actual villa, (See the ‘Brief History of Ingleby Barwick’ page for more detailed information). The remains of the villa have been preserved under Condercum Green in The Rings - perhaps one day they too will be the subject of an archaeological dig?

The town iscurrently made up of 6 ‘villages’ - Beckfields,Broom Hill, Lowfields, Round Hill, Sober Hall and The Rings, andis well provided with green spaces, walks and cycleways, as well as the usual amenities of schools, shops and takeaways, churches, doctors, dentists and opticians, funeral director, library, pubs and a supermarket as well as a veterinary surgery,many situated within the town centre. Separate pages on our site list the schools,medical and leisure facilities available, as well as useful contact details for some of the services for which StocktonBorough Councilis responsible.

There is lots going on at the library, with a Family History group, Baby & Toddler group, Card Making group, Children’s Rhyme Time, Drop-in Colouring Club, Afternoon and Evening Knitting groups, Social Afternoon group, and Homework Help all regular features of their programme of activities.

The town centre is also is home to Romano Park, the main attraction of which is a beautifully landscaped play area. It’s a wonderful play environment for children of all ages, with features such as a rope bridge, zip wires, balancing wires, sand play and, crowning the skyline, a 'Hill Fort' made of vertical pillars of green oak. There is also more traditional play equipment, such as swings, slides and roundabouts. Good footpaths wind their way through the park, and there are plenty of picnic tables. Romano Park also has a Multi-Use Games Area and if you prefer some peace and quiet then seek out Barwick Pond Local Nature Reserve which is adjacent to the park. It’s a delightful spot and home to great crested newts; hence the ‘newt seat’ designed by artist Andrew McKeown with help from children from nearby Barley Fields and Myton Park Primary Schools. Other small parks and green spaces are scattered through the town.

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