North Norfolk Coast

johnthomo
johnthomo Forum Participant Posts: 23
edited March 2019 in UK Campsites & Touring #1

At Easter, we're looking to go for a 3 night stay in our new Motorhome not too far from home on the North Norfolk Coast. I've done a brief bit of research and came across Woodhill Park. Has anyone had any experience of staying there or maybe a suitable alternative. Many thanks.

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  • MotorHomer2
    MotorHomer2 Forum Participant Posts: 41
    edited March 2019 #2

    Always use Incleboro when in the area. Lovely site and also you'll be supporting the club. You can then take a walk down through Woodhill on towards EastRunton/Cromer and see if you made the right decision. 

  • brue
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    edited March 2019 #3

    What about a CL, somewhere like this one...HERE

  • Wellys and Mac
    Wellys and Mac Forum Participant Posts: 447
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    edited March 2019 #4

    We went, I say went didn't book, at the time we go away theres no need.

    We choose this site for its location, but because we had no idea about it, and the pictures looked a bit ropey, we decided to check it out first.

    We wanted a service pitch, we drove in, and then drove out again!

     

    Not for us.

     

    If you have transport other than the motor home Kelling Heath is our favourite in that area. But it has no bus stop within easy walking distance.

  • Dawn F
    Dawn F Forum Participant Posts: 167
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    edited March 2019 #5

    Our favourite is Seacroft Cromer, great in the motorhome lovely walk into Cromer or Runton, bus stop outside the site

    We have also been to a site at Beeston Regis, Beeston Regis Holiday park, again nice location superb sea views, nice walks into Sherringham can walk to pub 

    We like to leave the motorhome parked on site so for us Icleboro is a bit too far to walk (we do have a very lazy dog)

    Lovely part of the country with some nice sites 

    Good luck and enjoy

  • briantimber
    briantimber Forum Participant Posts: 1,653
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    edited March 2019 #6

    W&M,

    Where exactly are you talking about?

  • dhorsler
    dhorsler Forum Participant Posts: 1
    edited March 2019 #7

    We've been to woodhill a few times, enjoyed it every time, its ideal for families, lots for the kids to do, can therefore be a bit noisy, the facilities blocks vary though, some are recently refurbished and in very good condition, others are in dire need of refurbishment and pretty poor (the central shower block mainly).

    Some of the pitches have an excellent view out to sea which can be great for sun set watching and is a short walk across a field or two to the beach.

    Can be noisy on the pitches near to the road so would suggest pitches nearer the beach side.

  • Oneputt
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    edited March 2019 #8

    Personally if I were a MHomer I would try Seacroft.  Walk into Cromer and convenient for the Coasthopper bus service.  Lots of stops between Cromer and Hunstanton.  There’s a stop right beside Titchwell if your into bird watching.

  • brue
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    edited March 2019 #9

    Apologies my CL suggestion isn't on the coast but there are others which are.

  • Wherenext
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    edited March 2019 #10

    The Coasthopper is great but you do have to change from one to another at Wells these days, unless they've changed it since October. No hardship though.

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