We are happy to welcome all club events and rallies to our Hunstanton campsite all year round! Norfolk is a popular choice for touring and we welcome all sorts of clubs and organisations whether you are travelling in a motorhome, campervan or caravan we offer great pitches and excellent facilities.

Guests who travel by motorhome, campervan or caravan can benefit from the regular public bus service that stops a short 8 minute walk down the road and operates 3 times an hour in both directions. Bus Timetables are available online (34/35/36 and Coastliner 36 routes) and there is also a handy Bus Tracker so you always know where it is. Being just a 3 minute walk from the coast gives our guests the benefit of having the beach on their doorstep and there are lovely coastal walks in the local area, one is a mere minute down the road that will take you along the coast and back with lots of scenic views and lush coastal grassland. It is easy to pick up the network of footpaths leading to gorgeous coastal beauty spots. 

The usual campsite rules and request for consideration to others still apply.

Our Hunstanton campsite is located 3 miles south of Hunstanton town just along the coastline and only 3 minutes walk from our campsite to get to the beach! In the other direction we are also only 2 minutes walk from the campsite to the first local shop that stocks all sorts of supplies from tent pegs to microwavable meals so that you never have to worry about forgetting a thing and have your holidays ruined.

The campsite is itself nestled just behind the coastal path and therefore shields the view of the static caravan sites to the north of our location and allows us to look out towards the south of open farmland. We are lucky that the large majority of this land is the Wild Ken Hill estate, which is a rewilding project focusing on returning 1500 acres of Norfolk land back to nature letting it become wild. The project will also be re-introducing populations of wild animals to the land some of which will include beavers, cattle, wild boar and encouraging birdlife such as kites, barn owls and more. The rewilding projects include the reworking of freshwater marshes to encourage bird life from local RSPB Snettisham to populate the Autumn wetlands found along the coastal path.

You can start the Norfolk Coast Path from our campsite, a coastal trek that goes around the Wash off to Great Yarmouth! Or, you can walk over to Hunstanton, where you can experience a lovely seaside town town with all the joys and splendour of Victorian architecture full of interesting places to see with a host of pubs and stalls.

During peak season we are happy to welcome all club events and rallies to our Holt campsite in North Norfolk. Norfolk is a popular choice for touring and we welcome all sorts of clubs and organisations whether you are travelling in a motorhome, campervan or caravan we offer great pitches and excellent facilities.

Holt Hollow, our campsite at North Norfolk Camping & Glamping, is quite different from our campsite in Hunstanton. Offering a more secluded venue with less traffic around so that you can still walk to the nearby villages and the coast with ease. Guests who travel by motorhome, campervan or caravan can benefit from a fairly regular public bus service that stops a short 14 minute walk down the road and operates once an hour in both directions. Bus Timetables are available online (34/35/36 and Coastliner 36 routes) and there is also a handy Bus Tracker so you always know where it is. Being just a short walk 7 minute walk onto the coastal path coast gives our guests the benefit of having spectacular marshland views as you make your way along the coastal path and towards the beach. North of our campsite holds some beautiful scenery and amongst that is Scolt Head Island National Nature Reserve which is a must see on your travels.

The usual campsite rules and request for consideration to others still apply.

Our North Norfolk campsite is located just a short walk from Holt, a great Norfolk market town with fantastic ranges of pubs, restaurants, butchers, groceries and all the tradition of a small historical market town. The campsite itself is located south of Holt on a site with lakes that were once used as fisheries. Now, the site is full of lush greenery and provides a tranquil lake to camp around and relax beside.

the campsite is a 5 acre site which looks out over the water marsh with a stream running to one side. To its west you look out to the historical windmill and to the south east you look towards the St Margaret Church built in the 11th century. Its wild location attracts all sorts of wildlife including deer, birds, swans and hawks, and being just a short walk from Scolt Head Island National Nature Reserve which is a mecca for bird watchers and enthusiasts. Supporting important numbers of breeding Sandwich and Little terns.

The site offers many options for glamping as well as camping from hikers, families, motorhomes and camper vans. It's very short 7 minute walk onto the coastal path which takes you around North Norfolk just 30 minutes away and takes you to a secluded beach which is only accessible when the tide is out by wading across the creeks.