Motorhome campsites in Norfolk

Sandringham Pop-Up Campsite

• Family-friendly Norfolk site in the grounds of the Sandringham Estate
• King’s Lynn 20 minutes’ drive; Blakeney Point 45 minutes
• Food shop and restaurant; playground; direct access to woodland trails

Dower House Touring Park

• Award-winning park on the edge of Thetford Forest Park
• Zoo, whisky distillery and nature reserve within 15 minutes' drive
• Outdoor heated pool and games facilities; pub open in high season

Garden Caravan Site

• ADULTS ONLY

The Old Sun

• Adults-only back to nature site in a quiet rural setting
• Seaside towns, theme park and safari park all a short drive away
• Choose your own pitch next to the beck, under trees or in the open

Stoney Brook Caravan Site

The Poplar's Campsite

• Friendly family-run site in the nature-rich Norfolk coast area
• Three acres of grounds a mile from the seaside
• Logs for sale and wifi available; three miles away from Hunstanton

Greenwoods Campsite

Pond Farm

• Quirky, rustic and small campsite offering lots of facilities.
• Owner run. Perfect for tents and small camper vans.
• We have 1 adults only field, 1 family field and we welcome dogs.

Walnut Farm

• Quiet dog-friendly site between The Broads and the Norfolk coast
• A 1km walk to Waxham Beach. See the famous Horsey seal colony.
• Circular walk around the local farmland; walk to a tearoom and pub

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

Waveney River Centre

• Riverside glamping, lodges with hot tubs and boating in the Broads
• Indoor heated pool, family-friendly pub and restaurant
• Perfect for exploring Carlton Marshes Nature Reserve

Sandy Gulls Caravan Park

Wild Duck Holiday Park

West of Wells Camping and Glamping

• Eco-friendly wildlife haven in Burnham on the Norfolk Coast
• A 10-minute drive to Holkham, Brancaster and Wells-next-the-Sea
• Next to the Norfolk Coast Path, with beach views at low tide