Campgrounds in Pentney, England

Mill Farm

• Adults-only working farm site in a quiet rural location
• Fakenham 15 minutes' drive; Wells-next-the-Sea half an hour
• A mile from Mileham's castle ruins, post office and village shop

Bircham Windmill Caravan and Campsite

• Lovely setting with space to play, great base to explore Norfolk

Bridge Farm Bell Tents

• Rural off-grid bell tents on a working arable farm in Cambridgeshire
• A 35-minute drive from Thetford Forest Park; 50 minutes from the coast
• Barbecue and picnic table provided; access to basic kitchen facilities

Greenwoods Campsite

Diglea Caravan Park

The Fire Pit Camp

• Family-friendly glamping on a small site near Dereham in Norfolk
• A 15-minute drive to golf and fishing; 45 minutes to Blakeney Point
• Yoga yurt, games room and football field; bar and takeaway pizzas

Garden Caravan Site

• ADULTS ONLY

Laurel Tree Fields

• Dog-friendly pop-up site on a relaxed family smallholding
• A 20-minute drive from King’s Lynn; 40 minutes to Snettisham beach
• Meet resident animals; outdoor kitchen with a barbecue and firewood

The Huddle at Big Sky

• Luxury self-contained shepherd’s hut with views over sheep pastures
• Access to a footpath network; a 25-minute drive to Wells-next-the-Sea
• Adults-only site with a firepit, barbecue and outdoor dining area

Heacham Beach Holiday Park

South Beach Farm Camping

• A cozy one acre meadow campsite just footsteps from the sandy beach
• Kitchenette with microwave kettle fridge & toaster usb charge points
• Hot showers and flushing toilets fire pits provided for each pitch

Pentney Lakes Caravan and Leisure Park

Woodstock Farm Caravan Site

Woodlakes Park

• Log Cabin Park with Glamping Pods
• Fishing Breaks are available in our peaceful lakeside cabins.
• A quiet, countryside location, perfect for escaping day-to-day life.

Sandringham Camping and Caravanning Club Site

Lavender Lodge Caravan Club

Springview

The Water Meadow Site

Clay Pit Farm

Tingdene Brick Kiln

• Year-round touring caravan pitches in the Norfolk countryside