Campsites in Norfolk
From endless sandy beaches and busy family resorts to the peace and quiet of The Broads National Park, Norfolk has something for everyone. The seals at Blakeney Point are one of the UK's wildlife highlights and there is plenty of history to explore too. Book a break at one of these campsites in Norfolk today!
120 campsites in Norfolk
Blakeney, Holt, Norfolk
4.87 /5
231 reviews
98%
would recommend
Small, pet free campsite offering camping and a cosy pod. A five minute drive from the seals at Blakeney Point!
Sandringham, Dersingham, Norfolk
4.66 /5
226 reviews
92%
would recommend
Family-friendly camping and touring near Sandringham and the coast, with private bathrooms and quirky pods.
Clippesby, Norfolk
4.71 /5
91 reviews
95%
would recommend
Award winning 5-star campsite with a restaurant, bar, mini golf and bike hire. Set alongside The Broads.
Banham, Norfolk
4.73 /5
70 reviews
94%
would recommend
Family and dog friendly touring, camping and ensuite glamping. Right by Banham Zoo and a country pub!
North Runcton, King's Lynn, Norfolk
4.66 /5
80 reviews
85%
would recommend
A 5 star site in 10 acres of parkland, located in a prime position for touring Norfolk, with campfires welcome.
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Barney, Fakenham, Norfolk
4.83 /5
37 reviews
95%
would recommend
Peaceful, rural park with an onsite bar/takeaway and fishing. Just 20 minutes to the coast and Blakeney Point.
Happisburgh, Norfolk
4.84 /5
116 reviews
97%
would recommend
Family run camping and touring park, a ten minute walk to Happisburgh beach. Modern onsite facilities and a shop!
King's Lynn, Norfolk
4.82 /5
41 reviews
98%
would recommend
Family friendly camping on a farm. Onsite animal encounters, dog paddock and within ten minutes of beaches!
Belton, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
4.48 /5
22 reviews
91%
would recommend
Peaceful camping and touring site at the edge of the Broads. Ten minutes to Great Yarmouth and the coast.
Snettisham, King's Lynn, Norfolk
4.6 /5
51 reviews
90%
would recommend
Holiday park with a clubhouse, bar, play areas and evening entertainment. A ten minute walk to Snettisham Beach!
Hillington, King's Lynn, Norfolk
4.93 /5
76 reviews
99%
would recommend
Lakeside adult only touring with stunning onsite fishing lakes. Just 20 minutes from Norfolk's stunning beaches.
Wells-Next-the-Sea, Norfolk
4.71 /5
40 reviews
100%
would recommend
Pop-up touring, camping and glamping on the historic Holkham Estate. Just ten minutes to sandy beaches!
Great Bircham, King's Lynn, Norfolk
4.7 /5
67 reviews
91%
would recommend
Family and dog friendly site under a historic mill with an onsite bakery, tea rooms and gift shop.
Horsey, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
4.64 /5
203 reviews
89%
would recommend
Incredible views over the Norfolk Coast, just a short walk to the sandy beach of Horsey Gap. Dog friendly.
Norwich, Norfolk
4.66 /5
53 reviews
94%
would recommend
Short walk from the stunning sands of Waxham and Horsey beaches. Family/dog friendly camping, touring and glamping.
Trowse, Norwich, Norfolk
4.75 /5
19 reviews
95%
would recommend
Relaxed countryside camping and glamping within the Norfolk Broads National Park and a short drive to Norwich.
Beeston Regis, Cromer, Norfolk
4.9 /5
10 reviews
100%
would recommend
Camping and touring park with sea views. Family and dog friendly, five minutes to Cromer and Sheringham Beach!
Kirby Cane, Bungay, Norfolk
4.92 /5
26 reviews
96%
would recommend
Relaxed car-free camping with fires and stunning glamping near the Norfolk Broads and Suffolk Coast. Dog friendly.
Burgh St Peter, Norfolk
4.34 /5
87 reviews
81%
would recommend
Riverside touring site in the Broads National Park. Onsite marina, pub, indoor swimming pool and more!
Sculthorpe, Fakenham, Norfolk
4.8 /5
52 reviews
98%
would recommend
A family run and family friendly site. The perfect location to explore for the North Norfolk area.
Coltishall, Horstead, Norfolk
4.75 /5
19 reviews
100%
would recommend
Family friendly farmsite set on the banks of a river in the Norfolk Broads, 20 minutes from Norwich.
Toft Monks, Norfolk
4.95 /5
23 reviews
96%
would recommend
Peaceful camping and glamping, with rewilded areas for nature, in a meadow on the edge of The Broads National Park.
Holt, Norfolk
4.68 /5
47 reviews
96%
would recommend
Family friendly camping and touring park in rural Norfolk, just ten minutes from the coast.
Stanhoe, King's Lynn, Norfolk
4.78 /5
22 reviews
91%
would recommend
Back-to-basics site in historic woodlands with fire pits. Just 15 minutes from Brancaster Beach.
Walpole Highway, Wisbech, Norfolk
4.86 /5
17 reviews
94%
would recommend
Peaceful caravan and camping site in the Norfolk countryside. 25 minutes from Sandringham Estate. Dog friendly.
Runham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
4.77 /5
7 reviews
100%
would recommend
Luxury ensuite heated pods in the heart of the Norfolk Broads, perfect for families and couples.
Stanhoe, King's Lynn, Norfolk
4.93 /5
11 reviews
91%
would recommend
Handcrafted shepherd's huts 15 minutes from the Norfolk coastline, onsite shop and movie hut!
Swanton Morley, Dereham, Norfolk
4.55 /5
12 reviews
100%
would recommend
A family friendly, simple camping and touring site set on a working farm in Norfolk. 15 minute walk to the pub too!
North Burlingham, Norwich, Norfolk
5 /5
10 reviews
100%
would recommend
Small glamping pod and bell tent site with private bathrooms. Within 20 minutes of the beach and Norwich!
Great Ellingham, Norfolk
4.62 /5
8 reviews
88%
would recommend
Luxury yurt site with private hot tubs and bathrooms. Onsite workshops, beauty treatments, yoga and more!
East Raynham, Fakenham, Norfolk
Highly ratedLuxurious yurts in a unique location on the historic Raynham Estate, just 20 minutes from the north Norfolk coast
Lyng, Norwich, Norfolk
4.71 /5
13 reviews
100%
would recommend
A great getaway for grown-ups by a picturesque lake surrounded by nature, in the charming village of Lyng.
Alburgh, Harleston, Norfolk
4.98 /5
9 reviews
100%
would recommend
Adult-only luxury shepherd's huts on the edge of the Waveney Valley, half way between Harleston and Bungay.
Coast Road, Ridlington, Norfolk
4.35 /5
38 reviews
82%
would recommend
Family and dog friendly touring site near the North Norfolk coastline. Five minutes from Happisburgh Beach.
Peterstone, Wells-Next-the-Sea, Norfolk
4.92 /5
8 reviews
100%
would recommend
Off-grid, family friendly safari tents and camping, five minutes from the Norfolk Coast and sandy beaches.
Salhouse, Norfolk
4.33 /5
11 reviews
82%
would recommend
Back-to-basics camping near the water on the Norfolk Broads, where you can canoe and enjoy getting back to nature.
Cromer, Norfolk
4.35 /5
4 reviews
75%
would recommend
Luxurious yurts and shepherd's huts with an indoor swimming pool and restaurant, ten minute walk from Cromer Beach.
Catfield, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Adult only cosy glamping with onsite animal and well-being spiritual therapies. Just 15 minutes to the coast!
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Wighton, Norfolk
Explore Norfolk's coastline from this small, peaceful, family-friendly site. Dogs welcome!
Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk
Family friendly camping close to the Norfolk Coastline, with cosy camping pods and a yurt. Dogs welcome too.
Pulham Market, Diss, Norfolk
Rural yet centrally based, this is the best of both worlds. Spacious pitches, private facilities and campfires.
Hemsby, Norfolk
Set along the seaside, 6 miles north of Great Yarmouth. A dog friendly park just 10 minutes from The Broads.
Hingham, Norfolk
An adults only caravanning, camping and fishing site for a relaxing getaway in the heart of Norfolk, near Norwich.
Bodham, Holt, Norfolk
Friendly, family run farm set within the Norfolk Coast AONB with grass pitches, bell tents and a shepherd's hut.
Skeyton, Norfolk
Camping and stylish glamping tents at a rural pub, 10 minutes from The Broads and an easy drive from the coast.
Northrepps, Cromer, Norfolk
Camping and glamping by the North Norfolk AONB, well placed for woodland, beaches and nature reserves.
Burnham Deepdale, Norfolk
Award-winning independent, eco-friendly campsite, the perfect base to explore the beautiful North Norfolk Coast.
Syderstone, King's Lynn, Norfolk
A secluded site for adults only, set in a south-facing walled garden sheltered by beech trees by the Norfolk Coast.
Cromer, Norfolk
Family friendly campsite with a fishing lake and onsite goats, 15 minutes to the North Norfolk coast. Dog friendly.
Dilham, North Walsham, Norfolk
Beautiful and secluded campsite nestled alongside the North Walsham and Dilham Canal, with easy canoe access.
North Walsham, Norfolk
Award winning, family run, peaceful touring park for adults only with all weather serviced pitches. Dog friendly.
Hunstanton, Norfolk
Come and stay at this award-winning family holiday park in the traditional seaside town of Hunstanton.
Norwich, Norfolk
Back to nature tent and touring park with onsite heated swimming pools and pub. Family and dog friendly.
Hickling, Norwich, Norfolk
Tent camping, plus pod and shepherd's hut glamping in a beautiful retreat nestled in the Norfolk Broads.
Cromer, Norfolk
An award winning site situated on the stunning North Norfolk coastline a mile away from Cromer.
Ormesby, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Tent camping and touring just a mile from the beach, near Great Yarmouth. Families and dogs welcome.
Reedham, Norfolk
Situated in the heart of the Norfolk Broads, this is an idyllic setting for a Norfolk holiday near the Broads.
Upper Sheringham, Sheringham, Norfolk
Family caravan park, close to Blue Flag beaches with access to Sheringham Park. On-site bar and play area.
Denver, Downham Market, Norfolk
A family run lakeside touring site, set in the peaceful and picturesque Norfolk village of Denver.
Cromer, Norfolk
A family run caravan and camping site situated on the North Norfolk Coast with stunning sea and woodland views.
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Things to do when camping in Norfolk
From the tranquil waterways of the Norfolk Broads to the elegant seaside villages on the coast, Norfolk has a huge amount to offer visitors.
Our favourite things to do in Norfolk
- The Broads
- Norfolk Coast and Blakeney Point Seals
- Norwich
- Sandringham House
The Norfolk Broads
A holiday to Norfolk just wouldn't be complete without a trip to the scenic Broads National Park. The large wetland is home to a quarter of the UK's rarest animal and plant life (despite being just 0.1% of the UK by area) and has six rivers and 60 broads, with over 100 miles of navigable waterways. No wonder 7 million people visit each year!
Windmills are dotted around the area and there are a number of restored, working mills that are worth visiting, such as Horsey Windpump or Hardley Windmill.
Getting out onto the water is the perfect way to explore the area's unique landscape and diverse wildlife, whether by boat or canoe. Salhouse Broad is an excellent choice if trying canoeing for the first time. There are plenty of gentle footpaths and cycle routes if you prefer to explore on foot or by bike, and angling is also popular.
The coast
Norfolk's coastline has a number of excellent sandy beaches and charming seaside towns, so there is plenty of opportunity here for boating, swimming, water sports and exploring on foot. Fantastic sandy beaches include Brancaster, Holkham and Wells-next-the-Sea, beaches complete with beach huts.
The Norfolk Coast AONB stretches from The Wash National Nature Reserve in the west to Winterton-on-Sea in the east. Hunstanton, Cromer (don't miss the Amazona Zoo) and Mundesley are all elegant seaside resorts with great beaches, while Wells-next-the-Sea has a fascinating smuggling and fishing history, located in the fantastic Holkham National Nature Reserve.Â
Norfolk has thriving food scene and most towns in the region have a regular market where you can sample the local produce and fresh seasfood. Samphire, a type of sea asparagus, is a regional delicacy found along the north coast.
There are also great opportunities to see animals out in the wild. Not least the seals at Blakeney Point.
The coast path combines with the Peddars Way (which has existed since Roman times) to form the Peddars Way & Norfolk Coast Path National Trail - one of just 15 national trails in England and Wales.
The coastal towns of Great Yarmouth and King's Lynn are very popular too, with a host of camping sites. It's worth taking a break from the Pleasure Beach at Great Yarmouth to explore the area's maritime heritage at the Time and Tide museum.
Norwich
Shortlisted to be the first UK City of Culture, Norwich is a must-see. It is the most complete medieval city in England, offering architectural and historical delights such as Norwich Castle, Norwich Cathedral and Dragon Hall.
Other attractions worth visiting include Eaton Park and Plantation Garden. The city is also famous for its excellent shopping opportunities, as well as its arts, music and entertainment.
Norfolk has the fourth largest number of breweries in the country, with over 200 beers in regular production. These are showcased every October at the Norwich Beer Festival.
A rich history
Norfolk's rich history is reflected in its variety of heritage attractions. Burgh Castle was part of the Saxon Shore string of forts and is one of the best preserved Roman sites in the UK, while the fantastic Sandringham Estate is the Queen's private country residence.
Wymondham Abbey is well worth a visit, as are Blickling Estate and Baconsthorpe Castle. Felbrigg, Oxburgh and Holkham Halls are all to be recommended too.
History lovers will enjoy the City of Norwich Aviation Museum, as well as exploring all things military at The Muckleburgh Collection.
Other attractions
In South Norfolk, the Boudicca Way passes through both unspoilt countryside and charming villages. Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse makes for a great day out with a museum and gallery, and a real working farm where you can learn about rural life, the Norfolk Botanical Gardens are also perfect for a stroll.
Families will enjoy the two main theme parks, Pleasure Beach on the Great Yarmouth sea front and Pleasurewoood Hills Theme Park in Lowestoft. Kids will also love Dinosaur Adventure, a dino-themed park, and BeWILDerwood, a unique award-winning treehouse adventure park.
Voted Best Norfolk Attraction in 2010, Banham Zoo is home to over 2,000 animals, while Pensthorpe Nature Reserve is another great day out, with activities, events and tours on offer. For something a bit different, try Happisburgh Owls.
At Thetford Forest you can discover a range of inspiring outdoor performances and concerts - and Go Ape of course!