Sandringham Pop-Up Campsite

In King’s Lynn (20 minutes’ drive), check out the Victorian smokehouse at the True’s Yard Fisherfolk Museum, which occupies an old fisherman’s cottage. There’s more local heritage at Stories of Lynn - Museum and Old Gaol Cells, where you can learn about the town’s trading heyday in the Middle Ages and admire the King John Cup, a bejewelled drinking vessel. Watatunga Wildlife Reserve (25 minutes) – the name sounds exotic, but this safari park is right here in western Norfolk, and it has free-roaming herds of deer, antelope and water buffalo, plus assorted birds. Meanwhile, the sand dunes at Blakeney Point (45 minutes) are home to a large colony of grey seals. With its distinctive onion dome-topped turrets, National Trust - Blickling Estate (50 minutes) is a red-brick Jacobean mansion. Stroll around the elegant formal gardens and extensive parkland, then visit the RAF Oulton Museum, in the air crew’s former barracks.