Caravan Sites with Touring Pitches in East Anglia
8 bookable campsites with touring caravan pitches in East Anglia
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Pine Cones Caravan and Camping
King's Lynn, Norfolk, England- Well-maintained site with facilities such as a bar
- A few miles from the Norfolk coast
- Sixteen luxury bathrooms on site with individual showers and loos
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The Old Brick Kilns
Fakenham, Norfolk, England- Award-winning, peaceful rural site 15 minutes from Fakenham
- Pitches and main facilities all wheelchair accessible
- Half an hour's drive from the beaches of the Norfolk coast
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Heathside Holidays
Halesworth, Suffolk, England- Well-maintained and green site five miles from the Suffolk coast
- Lake and nature trail on site
- On-site village shop and off-licence; pub 10 minutes' walk away
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Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite
Woodbridge, Suffolk, England- On a small working farm in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
- A 10-minute walk to the famed Sutton Hoo National Trust site
- About a 10-minute drive to Woodbridge and Rendlesham Forest
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Bylaugh Country Park
Dereham, Norfolk, England- Peaceful site in the Wensum Valley, south facing with excellent views
- Easily explore the county from a convenient mid-Norfolk setting
- Plenty of fishing, walks and cycle paths locally
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NEPC Caravan and Camping Site
North Walsham, Norfolk, England- Dog-friendly site in a quiet rural part of north Norfolk
- A 10-minute drive from Mundesley and 20 minutes from Cromer
- Miles of footpaths and trails in the local area, including woods
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Cakes and Ale Holiday Park
Leiston, Suffolk, England- Dog-friendly site on the historic grounds of RAF Leiston, Suffolk
- Leiston town five minutes’ drive; Aldeburgh 15 minutes
- On-site bar; playground; tennis courts and golf practice range
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Glevering Estate
Hacheston, Suffolk, England- Peaceful touring site within the grounds of a Georgian country estate
- A 15-minute drive to Snape Maltings, and 25 minutes to Aldeburgh
- Adults-only grass pitches in an oak meadow near local pubs
