Camping in Norfolk
4 campsites, glamping sites and caravan parks
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Norfolk's flat, uncrowded landscape and long coastline make it one of the easiest counties to camp or glamp in, with sites scattered from the Broads around Norwich out to the coast near Sandringham. Farm diversification has brought a huge variety of options, from simple grazing meadows to shepherd's huts and safari tents dressed up for a comfortable few nights under canvas.
Sites like Pensthorpe Summer Camping and Glamping sit close to nature reserves and birdlife, while the Sandringham Estate Experience Freedom Glamping trades on royal parkland and open skies. Elsewhere, small family-run pitches such as Archer's Field, Henri's Paddock and Meadows Edge offer quieter, low-key stays away from the main tourist routes.
Choosing often comes down to what sort of Norfolk you want: coastal sites suit those chasing beaches and seal trips, while inland options around Acorn Meadow or Friends Farm Shepherds Huts put you closer to market towns, cycling routes and the Broads waterways.
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Godwick Hall
A campsite near Fakenham
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Oak Farm Campsite
A campsite near Diss
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Putting Green Caravan Park
Caravan park in Heacham, Norfolk, a few minutes' walk from the beach and seafront attractions.
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Rosary Farm
A campsite near Stowbridge
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