Norwich campsites
A city built by the fens, Norwich has boating and riverside activities to tempt nature lovers. Meanwhile, back on dry land, get lost down winding alleyways, and wander heritage routes going back as far as the Norman Conquest, then surprise yourself with all the modern tastes that are on offer in this bustling city. Norwich campsites connect the beauty of the Broads with access to this lively city.
42 Norwich campsites
Trowse, Norwich, Norfolk (1.6 miles)
4.75 /5
19 reviews
95%
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Relaxed countryside camping and glamping within the Norfolk Broads National Park and a short drive to Norwich.
Salhouse, Norfolk (6.8 miles)
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.
Coltishall, Horstead, Norfolk (7.1 miles)
4.75 /5
19 reviews
100%
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Family friendly farmsite set on the banks of a river in the Norfolk Broads, 20 minutes from Norwich.
North Burlingham, Norwich, Norfolk (8.9 miles)
5 /5
10 reviews
100%
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Small glamping pod and bell tent site with private bathrooms. Within 20 minutes of the beach and Norwich!
Lyng, Norwich, Norfolk (11.9 miles)
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.
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Catfield, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk (12.3 miles)
Adult only cosy glamping with onsite animal and well-being spiritual therapies. Just 15 minutes to the coast!
Kirby Cane, Bungay, Norfolk (12.7 miles)
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.
Clippesby, Norfolk (12.8 miles)
4.71 /5
91 reviews
95%
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Award winning 5-star campsite with a restaurant, bar, mini golf and bike hire. Set alongside The Broads.
Alburgh, Harleston, Norfolk (13.4 miles)
4.98 /5
9 reviews
100%
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Adult-only luxury shepherd's huts on the edge of the Waveney Valley, half way between Harleston and Bungay.
Swanton Morley, Dereham, Norfolk (13.9 miles)
4.55 /5
12 reviews
100%
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A family friendly, simple camping and touring site set on a working farm in Norfolk. 15 minute walk to the pub too!
Runham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk (14.8 miles)
4.77 /5
7 reviews
100%
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Luxury ensuite heated pods in the heart of the Norfolk Broads, perfect for families and couples.
Norwich, Norfolk (17.1 miles)
4.66 /5
52 reviews
94%
would recommend
Short walk from the stunning sands of Waxham and Horsey beaches. Family/dog friendly camping, touring and glamping.
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Blofield Heath, Norwich, Norfolk (5.7 miles)
Set in the heart of the Norfolk Broads 25 minutes from the coast, a small pop up touring site in an orchard.
Norwich, Norfolk (7.5 miles)
Situated in The Broads National Park, in the heart of rural Norfolk. One group at a time, up to 16 pitches.
Hevingham, Norfolk (7.9 miles)
Fully serviced touring site on a quiet family run park in the heart of Norfolk with fishing for all ages.
Hoveton, Norwich, Norfolk (8.5 miles)
Just a stroll from BeWILDerwood, stay in gorgeous bell tents in the woods with campfires, perfect for families.
Norfolk, Hoveton, Norfolk (8.7 miles)
A great value family getaway on an award-winning farm and fun park. Friendly animals, rides, and so much more!
Oxnead, Norwich, Norfolk (9.2 miles)
A small glamping site with luxury bell tents, nestled in the woodland beside the River Bure in North Norfolk.
Swannington, Norfolk (9.3 miles)
Furnished glamping bell tents on a peaceful, adult-only site, surrounded by countryside, 20 minutes from Norwich.
Weston Longville, Norwich, Norfolk (9.7 miles)
Experience luxury cabin and yurt glamping with a hammock, woodburner and campfire on a Norfolk nature reserve
Skeyton, Norfolk (9.8 miles)
Camping and stylish glamping tents at a rural pub, 10 minutes from The Broads and an easy drive from the coast.
Hockering, Dereham, Norfolk (10.1 miles)
Small, peaceful and unique bell tent glamping site in Norfolk.
Marsham, Norwich, Norfolk (10.2 miles)
Family and dog friendly site with camping, touring and glamping. Just 30 minutes to Norwich and the beach.
Moulton St Mary, Norwich, Norfolk (10.7 miles)
A tent and pod site with campfires in beautiful Norfolk countryside by the Broads, a short way from Norwich.
Freethorpe, Norfolk (11 miles)
Secluded glamping bell tents in a peaceful meadow setting, family friendly and just 20 minutes from the beach.
Spooner Row, Wymondham, Norfolk (11.5 miles)
A private, ensuite shepherd's hut offering peace and relaxation close to Norwich.
Reedham, Norfolk (12 miles)
Situated in the heart of the Norfolk Broads, this is an idyllic setting for a Norfolk holiday near the Broads.
Pulham Market, Diss, Norfolk (12.2 miles)
Rural yet centrally based, this is the best of both worlds. Spacious pitches, private facilities and campfires.
Elsing, Dereham, Norfolk (12.5 miles)
Glamping in stunning converted horse lorries for the whole family, surrounded by wildlife and countryside walks.
Dilham, North Walsham, Norfolk (12.8 miles)
Beautiful and secluded campsite nestled alongside the North Walsham and Dilham Canal, with easy canoe access.
North Walsham, Norfolk (12.9 miles)
Award winning, family run, peaceful touring park for adults only with all weather serviced pitches. Dog friendly.
Felmingham, Norwich, Norfolk (12.9 miles)
Peaceful and tranquil small campsite in North Norfolk with onsite fishing lakes and tennis courts. Dog friendly.
Honing, North Walsham, Norfolk (13.5 miles)
Back to nature glamping in an off grid and luxuriously cosy shepherd's hut.
Honing, North Walsham, Norfolk (13.5 miles)
Quiet secluded members only site with spacious pitches, in the heart of the Norfolk Broads and near the coast.
Hickling, Norwich, Norfolk (13.7 miles)
Tent camping, plus pod and shepherd's hut glamping in a beautiful retreat nestled in the Norfolk Broads.
Alburgh, Harleston, Norfolk (13.9 miles)
Ensuite lovingly restored railway carriages in the Waveney Valley with wood burners. Dog friendly and adult only.
Geldeston, Beccles, Suffolk (14.5 miles)
Waterside campsite with electric hook-ups, river access, boat, canoe, kayak, paddleboard and floating sauna hire.
Hingham, Norfolk (14.6 miles)
An adults only caravanning, camping and fishing site for a relaxing getaway in the heart of Norfolk, near Norwich.
Foxley, Dereham, Norfolk (14.7 miles)
Quiet, small, independent glamping in a safari tent set in idyllic three acre meadow. Families and friends welcome.
Norwich, Norfolk (15.5 miles)
Family run bell tent glamping in the grounds of an elegant hall. Campfires and kids welcome, pizza oven on site.
Metton, Norwich, Norfolk (17.3 miles)
Single bell tent in the heart of Norfolk's countryside, with king size bed, two single futons and cosy log burner.
Norwich, Norfolk (22.3 miles)
Back to nature tent and touring park with onsite heated swimming pools and pub. Family and dog friendly.
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Things to do in Norwich
The city of Norwich straddles the River Wensum, just 2 hours from the capital, inviting visitors to forget the London crowds and give East Anglia a try. It boasts some memorable architecture, lays claim to being the country’s most complete Medieval city and deserves a medal for offering visitors no less than two cathedrals to wander.
First get your feet by walking Norwich’s wide streets, testing out the coffee culture and dividing your time between large department stores and the colourful market in the Guildhall. Norwich has an easy welcoming feel.
The magnificent Romanesque Norwich Cathedral and its ornate cloisters will draw your attention, but don’t forget its cousin on the other side of the city, the Cathedral of St John the Baptist. This second cathedral could be a favourite if you can stomach heights, as it offers tours of its highest tower, with eye-watering views.
Step from there over to the Church of St Peter Mancroft in the centre of town for a taste of what Norwich offered in 1430.
Strangers’ Hall, a beautifully restored Tudor house with intricate maze, should be next on your list and then the charming cobbled street of Elm Hill which is home to a strand of tipsy Tudor buildings.
Any trip would feel incomplete without a dawdle at Norwich Castle to get curious in the museum and art gallery it houses, while the Museum of Norwich at the Bridewell, and the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts are all fascinating locations to visit too.
Don't miss Eaton Park which is a peaceful spot for a stroll or simply to sit and admire the surroundings. Once your energy returns, make for the Plantation Garden, known as the local secret garden and sit by its Gothic fountain. Norwich's lovely green spaces are hard to beat.
Looking for great nightlife entertainment? The Norwich Theatre Royal is a nod to the modern with some spectacular special effects in place and offers backstage tours for the curious. After that it will be time to refuel and when it comes to hearty pubs in Norwich, history is behind you- try The Murderers freehouse from 1530 or the 18th century Walpole Arms. Then, saunter down Medieval Elm Hill for cafes, delis and a host of other options.
Spreading your wings just a little will take you to Felbrigg Hall, luxurious country house with a superb estate and gardens. The RAF Air Defence Radar Museum is a great for families, while a trip to the East Ruston Old Vicarage Garden is a must for nature lovers.
Boating enthusiasts will be delighted with a leisurely exploration of the beautiful Broads by boat, while for something a bit different why not take a tour of Winbirri Vineyards.