Nearly wild camping in East Anglia

Wild Norfolk

• Family-friendly glamping site with a 10-acre meadow in rural Norfolk
• Half an hour’s drive to Thetford Forest Park; 50 minutes to the coast
• Self-contained kitchen; watersports or bike hire available; small shop

Whitwell Hall Country Centre

Little Ropers Woodland Camping

• Working farm with llamas and cattle, 15 minutes from Sudbury
• Wild camping among spectacular scenery
• Five minutes' walk from a nature reserve

Broom Hill Camping

• Rural wild-style camping on a working farm in north Norfolk
• Sheringham beach 20 minutes' drive; 30 to Roarr! Dinosaur Adventure
• Grass pitches edging the Blickling Estate and close to pub and deli

Creeting Caravans

• Friendly adults-only and family-run park with scenic countryside views
• A 15-min train ride from Ipswich and 35 mins' drive to Suffolk coast
• Strolls straight from the site, including Needham Market in 30 minutes

Copper Beach Camping

• Family-friendly simple pitches two miles from Cromer seafront
• A 25-minute drive to Blakeney; 35 minutes to Wells-next-the-Sea
• Relaxed site with dogs, barbecues and campfires all permitted

Devil's Dyke Camp Site

• Grassroots festival-style site in the Cambridgeshire countryside
• A 10-minute drive from Devil’s Dyke and 20 minutes from Cambridge
• A short walk away from country pubs; walking trails nearby

Wardley Hill Campsite

• Relaxed back to basics car-free camping in the Waveney valley
• On the Norfolk/Suffolk border close to the Broads and Suffolk coast
• Six acres of woodland with three ponds, a stream and a spring

West Lexham

Stone House

• Wild camping in a scenic Suffolk orchard and wildlife haven
• A mile from the local village and 15 minutes drive from Stowmarket
• Three acres of space and only a few pitches allowed

Wild Luxury Adventure Holidays

South View Cottage

• Converted horse trailer 10 minutes’ drive from Downham Market, Norfolk
• Denver Windmill an hour’s walk; Hunstanton beach an hour’s drive
• Woodburner and barbecue provided; access to River Great Ouse walks

Holly's Haberdashery

• Secluded six-metre bell tent just over a mile from Mundesley beach
• A 20-minute drive to BeWILDerwood and the Norfolk Broads
• Private bathroom and kitchen; log burner and hammock provided

Boxted Hall

• Outdoor stays in the grounds of a Grade II-listed country house
• A 20-minute drive from Bury St Edmunds, Clare and Long Melford
• Private 250-acre estate with river fishing and direct footpath access

The Cross Keys

• Large meadow attached to a pub a 15-minute walk from Henley, Suffolk
• Ipswich 10 minutes’ drive; Felixstowe half an hour
• Food made with locally sourced ingredients; live music and classes

The Little Wild Wellie Campsite

• Family-friendly tent-only wildlife haven in Norfolk
• A 25-minute drive from Norwich; half an hour from the Norfolk Broads
• Small WWII museum on site; close to Lotus test track

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

Alde Garden

Mill Field Meadows

• Dog-friendly pop-up site near Watton and Thetford in rural Norfolk
• A 15-minute drive from Thetford Forest; walk to The Pingo Trail
• Next to a farm shop and 10 minutes’ drive from Watton market town