Yurt holidays in Norfolk
Norfolk's rugged coastline has the perfect combination of wildlife, stunning cliffs and proper beaches. But it's just as fabulous inland, with the medieval city of Norwich and peaceful beauty of The Broads. Just as pretty as the jaunty beach huts on the front in Cromer and Great Yarmouth are these yurts in Norfolk, with their secluded and spacious interior. Kick off your sandy shoes and enjoy soft furnishings and a bed that feels glam.
9 sites with yurt holidays in Norfolk
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.
East Raynham, Fakenham, Norfolk
Highly ratedLuxurious yurts in a unique location on the historic Raynham Estate, just 20 minutes from the north Norfolk coast
Great Ellingham, Norfolk
4.62 /5
9 reviews
89%
would recommend
Luxury yurt site with private hot tubs and bathrooms. Onsite workshops, beauty treatments, yoga and more!
Norwich, Norfolk
4.64 /5
55 reviews
93%
would recommend
Short walk from the stunning sands of Waxham and Horsey beaches. Family/dog friendly camping, touring and glamping.
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.
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Shropham, Attleborough, Norfolk
Luxury lakeside ensuite shepherd's huts with hot tubs, plus cosy yurts. Wild swimming and paddle boarding onsite!
Burnham Thorpe, Norfolk
Family friendly camping close to the Norfolk Coastline, with cosy camping pods and a yurt. Dogs welcome too.
Weston Longville, Norwich, Norfolk
Experience luxury cabin and yurt glamping with a hammock, woodburner and campfire on a Norfolk nature reserve
Briston, Norfolk
Get a digital detox 20 mins from the Norfolk Coast, in an adult only yurt not far from the seals at Blakeney Point.
