King’s Lynn Caravan & Camping Park

This friendly, family run camping and caravan park is situated on the outskirts of King’s Lynn. Set in ten acres of beautiful mature parkland, the campsite is spread across three level and well maintained fields, with large grass pitches. Electric hook-up is available for those who would like it, as are water points and chemical emptying facilities. For those who don't have a 'van or tent, there are a choice of three five-star holiday cottages (two six-berths and one eight-berth).

The campsite facilities are modern and well-kept, including a modern toilet block (with free hot showers, a family room, washing, dishwashing and toilet facilities). There's also a new £250,000 block with toilets and showers, plus disabled facilities - disabled visitors can even make the most of the designated disabled pitches, close to all the amenities. This brand new block was finished in 2011 and is completely 'green', relying on rain water harvesting, solar tubes and solar panels.

Wi-Fi is available on the campsite - perfect for finding a tourist attraction in Norfolk or checking out bus times - there's a handy bus stop right outside the site entrance.

The campsite entrance has wide spread iron gates so even if you have the largest of RVs, access won't be a problem here.

Just one mile away, in the village of North Runcton, there is a telephone box, paper shop and Post Office. For everthing else visit the handy Tesco 24 hour store, which is also just over a mile away. If a celebration is in order (or if you just fancy it!), there's an oriental restaurant and a fantastic pub just one mile away from the site.

For a bit of retail therapy, take a trip to King's Lynn (approx 2.5 miles away), which boasts an array of shops, high street stores, cafés, restaurants, pubs and entertainment. If shopping isn't your cup of tea, why not grab some fish and chips and sit by the traditional port.

Overall, this campsite is ideally situated for visiting north west Norfolk with its areas of natural beauty, coastal retreats, English Heritage sites, RSPB Reserves, National Trust properties, quaint villages, and the Royal Sandringham Estate.