Campsites in Norfolk

[Shrimp]

Went past Woodhill, Runton yesterday and it looked rammed!

 

[AMK]

Staying on the West Runton cacc at the moment and it’s full.

Coming on the coastal path yesterday I could see som3 good parking availability.

Hight barriers were open for Motorhome on the large grass parking.

 

[GrahamCardiff]

Mr porky - the CAMHC site at Cherry Hinton is really nice (been there a few times) - but gets booked up quickly. Pub nearby.
Also we stayed here, near Woodbridge in Suffolk - lovely beach at Shingle Street and Orford Ness nearby. https://tranquilparks.co.uk/parks/run-cottage-touring-park-woodbridge-suffolk/

 

[Larrynwin]

We are on CMHClub site Incleboro at West Runton and appears full. In driving around the last section of the site is really regimental but through the wooded and hilly area the pitches are quite spacious and pleasant.

 

[Mr porky]

Mr porky - the CAMHC site at Cherry Hinton is really nice (been there a few times) - but gets booked up quickly. Pub nearby.
Also we stayed here, near Woodbridge in Suffolk - lovely beach at Shingle Street and Orford Ness nearby. https://tranquilparks.co.uk/parks/run-cottage-touring-park-woodbridge-suffolk/

Unfortunately we are 8.2 metres long and the site has a maximum 8 metres. Oh well.

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[M-J]

We are on CMHClub site Incleboro at West Runton and appears full. In driving around the last section of the site is really regimental but through the wooded and hilly area the pitches are quite spacious and pleasant.

Hope it thins out before Friday, don’t want to struggle finding a half decent pitch. We normally aim for the large area near the exit barrier and try to get something around the top looking over the middle ‘bowl’. Fingers crossed.

 

[Larrynwin]

Hope it thins out before Friday, don’t want to struggle finding a half decent pitch. We normally aim for the large area near the exit barrier and try to get something around the top looking over the middle ‘bowl’. Fingers crossed.

We are now in peak season so will no doubt be busy. When we arrived Sunday we had a choice of pitch but we arrived just before 1pm so were amongst the earliest of the days arrivals and leave on Saturday.

 

[M-J]

We are now in peak season so will no doubt be busy. When we arrived Sunday we had a choice of pitch but we arrived just before 1pm so were amongst the earliest of the days arrivals and leave on Saturday.

We are planning to do the same on arrival

 

[Larrynwin]

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We are planning to do the same on arrival

If you should want to say hi we’re on pitch 66 on right at bottom of first incline.

 

[Mr porky]

Deepdale backpackers and the incleboro camc site now booked for September thanks everyone for the recommendations.
ps I am correct that the park and ride at Cambridge is good for our size and 2 nights ?

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[AG 2602]

Blimey 5 years since I posted this and visited Norfolk and we have decided that will be visiting again this year. Same dog although he's now 14 so its important that we find somewhere flat (so Norfolk it is)!!
We now tow a car (mainly for the dog) so we can zip up and down the coast to the sites and restaurants that were recommended first time round!

 

[DerryW]

We are currently on Burnham Deepdale (our first visit) where they’re doing a 3 for 2 nights at the moment (between Sunday and Thursday nights). Every thing you could want, 16 posh wet rooms, some lovely walks and bike rides. Very very large supermarket and excellent cafe on site. Nice pub within walking distance. And the other bonus is you only pay for the electricity you use. Very easy system for paying, plus they refund you any unused power (in full £’s).
Definitely be returning later in the year.

 

[bigwood]

As I said earlier in the post Deepdale is our go to in Norfolk. Likewise our muttly is a lazy old boy so the flatter walks in that area suit him. Saying that the walk up to the common is uphill but the Jolly Sailor is on route .