We were practically the only people using the facilities as there weren't many people on the site at the time of our stay, They were clean and well maintained, apparently staff from the barn used them to but it wasn't an issue for us.
Good-sized flat pitch, and plenty of choice of pitches(obviously!)
Good base for exploring the local area.

As mentioned by other reviewers, there were only two showers and four toilets. I really wouldn't have wanted to stay if the site had been full.
Absolutely no instructions when arriving at the site, we spoke to the friendly lady in the barn selling wooden items who basically told us to help ourselves, which we did, we didn't see anyone connected to site throughout our stay, no issue I suppose but some local info would have been nice.
We only walked through the barn on our arrival and it looked really good but it appeared closed every day after that.

The site is set on a beautiful setting, good size pitches, access to water and electric at each pitch, shower blocks were clean with a large pot wash area.
The Barn hosted many different offerings which was lovely to walk around and try the local produce (farm shop/butchers/bakers/treatments/jeweller's/various different stalls )
Didnt try the cafe but heard great things.

NB. I would suggest avoiding pitching closest to the barn as this become very busy and noisy especially on the weekend

Arrival instruction would have been helpful, but it was a phone call away and we were greeted with a polite response.

On our last night, a lot of noise from a group in the tepees, music playing and shouting until 0100 - did contact the phone numbers provided but had no response or acknowledgment

Generous size pitches easily marked out with wild flowers which attracted bees and butterflies. The site is clean and tidy with good quality showers and toilets. The owner and his daughter were friendly and helpful. The cafe is great with a chilled atmosphere, great food and drink at reasonable prices.

Mirrors would be good over the basins in the toilets. Better signage to the pitches.

The site in general.
Great public transport links.
Shop nearby.
The smell of sausage and bacon from the restaurant

The showers could have been cleaner.

A really lovely, peaceful site with good facilities and a fantastic onsite cafe.

Blackbarn farm is very handy if you're planning to get onto the broads at Salhouse or Wroxham and is also within walking distance of a pub and local train station for heading to the coast or into Norwich.

We are at the Cafe on Saturday morning and were really pleasantly surprised. The best breakfast we've had in a long time and not that expensive. Get in early though is it gets very busy very quickly from opening time.

We really liked the site, but they could improve things by providing some arrival instructions with the booking and also perhaps adding an extra shower cubicle. Outside of that, we'd be delighted to stay again.

Everything! So peaceful & relaxing.
They had an event in the main field on the saturday that was lovely to walk round. Some excellent singers to listen too. Was no bother from it & Couldnt really hear it while sitting out back at the moho

Cant think of anything!

Peaceful and quiet. Large Pitch. Modern facilities. The owner and his daughter were very friendly. Fabulous on-site cafe and shops selling local fare.

No wifi on pitch.

Pitches lovely and well kept .easy walking access to the Salhouse Braods across fields and quiet roads . Great cafe on site as well as farm shop. Clean toilets and showers. Nice and quiet

Nothing

We planned to stay here for three nights, but unfortunately, caravan issues cut our visit short. Despite that, we had a lovely time and were really impressed with the site!

The layout is well thought out, with plenty of water points making it easy to top up. The toilets and showers are clean, though they are unisex, and with only two showers, timing matters if you want to avoid a wait.

A charming touch to the site is the orchard walk near the glamping tents—such a peaceful spot! Speaking of wonderful finds, the on-site craft market is a real treat. Bring your wallet because you *will* find something you can’t resist!

The café upstairs is a great option if you don’t feel like cooking, offering plenty of food choices to enjoy. And if you're into gardening, the nursery is a fascinating place to browse—some of the trees and shrubs are absolutely stunning (perhaps one day I’ll be able to afford them!).

All in all, a fantastic site with plenty to explore.

One thing to note—there’s no signage directing you around the back of the big barn. If you’re towing and unfamiliar with the layout, it can be a bit nerve-wracking, but rest assured, there’s plenty of space once you get there.

Lovely campsite with large pitches, very relaxed about where you park. Good facilities and a lovely farm shop on site with local produce, great value for money and nice to get the bus into Norwich.

Could do with a fold up shelf in showers to to save toiletry bag getting wet and mirrors in toilets for shaving and brushing teeth but not a biggy.