Reedham Ferry Touring and Camping Park

Perfect for first time campers. I came with friends last summer on my 1st ever camp and thought it was just lovely. Small enough so you're not too far from the loos etc. Reedham is a lovely village and the post office tea rooms on the River front is a must to visit. My husband has never been camping so it seemed fitting that this was his first too. He was pleasantly surprised and said he'd come again! We saw all sorts of wildlife (London based) - friendly sheep, bats and a little deer (roe or muntjac?). The seaside towns of lowestoft and Gorleston are half hour or so away and are both worth a visit (the seals were very close to the shore in Gorleston which was incredible!) Both beaches were clean and had beautiful golden sand. There isn't a shop on site but the neighbouring village of Acle has a large Co-op and there's a shop in Reedham albeit a fair walk away.

The showers could be cleaner and it would be great if there was a shop on site for basics like milk etc. There is a shop in reedham but it's either a half hour walk or drive away. And WiFi wasn't free - didn't bother me but teen would have preferred to have it (I refused to pay!)

Clean (and regularly re-cleaned) modern shower and toilet block, with plentiful loo roll (we always bring some, just in case lol) and nice hot showers.
Great location too, beside a very nice friendly pub with good food and a beautiful river.
Not too big, not too small, just right the right size for a campsite for us.
Good Wifi signal kept our daughter happy too, and not too expensive.

Pigeons cooing in the trees overhead at 5 am!

Lovely area, quiet and small but with plenty of space, clean facilities.
We enjoyed the short walk along the river to Reedham village for an ice cream (the passionfruit sorbet was glorious!) And a drink by the swing Bridge.
Lots of wildlife to be seen and not far from attractions and the beach!

There wasn't anything we disliked about this place at all, the only thing that could be improved is the amount of men's toilets, being only 2 it didn't quite seem enough but didn't affect our stay!

The views

The shower block

Quiet scenic surroundings , good food , nice access to the river, clean facilities

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Nice site a short stroll from the river & a pub which does lovely Sunday roasts.

Fishing was quite a walk, 2 gates to access while carrying all the fishing gear not easy.
Site very packed, although you get a pitch number people do just pitch wherever they like as nobody on site to organise so some are very close together & park very close to your vehicle.
Unsupervised children running, cycling & playing football round every ones vans screaming, shouting, crying....not good...
We were booked for 3 nights but only stayed for 1.

Setting

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Secluded campsite, easy to find, good toilet/shower facilities.

Didn’t really see any staff, which didn’t really matter as there were no problems but I think it would have been reassuring to see 1 member of staff about.

Surroundings, relaxed, clean facilities, great pub next door great price.

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The site was quiet with spacious pitches.

Toilet and shower blocks were filthy.
Cleaned by a male once a day, who regardless of anyone being in there toileting or showering would come in and start cleaning. Showers were on push buttons which had to be continually pressed. Light went out after being in there for limited period and wouldn't come on again. People on the toilet could be seen as the positron of toilets and entrances were exposed.