Caravan Sites with Touring Pitches in East Anglia

Fields End Water

Meadow View

• Well-kept grass pitches at an eight-acre rural Norfolk site
• A 15-minute drive to King's Lynn or the Norfolk coast
• On the edge of the village of Clenchwarton; short walk to a food pub

Grange Touring Park

Margaret's Meadow

• Well maintained, quiet location on family run farm

Greenwoods Campsite

Grove Farm Caravan Site

• Small site on a Norfolk working farm on the outskirts of Warham
• Five minutes' drive to Wells-next-the-Sea and 10 minutes to Holkham
• Dog-friendly pitches 15 minutes' walk from a pub

The Green Man Inn

• Peaceful rural site attached to a 19th-century inn
• Half an hour's drive from Cromer beach and several nature reserves
• Within 50 minutes of BeWILDerwood theme park and Thetford Forest Park

Beach View Holiday Park

• Family-run site on the Suffolk coast
• Within walking distance of Aldeburgh and Thorpeness
• A pebble throw from the nearest beach, via the coastal footpath

Bircham Windmill Caravan and Campsite

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

Kelling Heath

King's Lynn Touring Park

Laburnum Caravan Park

Frogs Hall Camping and Caravan Site

Cobbleacre Park Lakes

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.

Oxborough Meadows

• Private open field on the edge of the village of Oxborough, Norfolk
• Thetford Forest 10 minutes' drive; an hour from Norwich city centre
• A mile and a half from the nearest pub and playground

Ryeland Farm Campsite

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

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