Campsites Norwich

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Waveney River Centre is the Broads' multi-award winning Holiday Park & Marina, set in the beautiful surroundings of South Norfolk's Waveney Valley, with stunning south and west facing views across marshes and river. The Park is a wildlife haven, where you can spend hours watching birds, insects and other wildlife from the peace & quiet of your holiday lodge, or venture further along the river by day cruiser or canoe.

Our touring & camping area is small and family-oriented, with room for 17 touring caravans and up to 35 tents. It occupies an idyllic south-facing location overlooking the marina and river, with leisure centre, showers, toilets & wash up area all immediately adjacent.

For 2010 we have completely refurbished our shower & toilet facilities. Our new individual wet rooms feature shower, basin, WC, hairdryer and underfloor heating. Now you've no reason to stay tucked up in your sleeping bag!

The Park features a family-friendly pub, indoor heated swimming pool & café, children's play areas, Mace convenience store, launderette and information centre.

For 2011 we are completely refurbishing our pool café and changing rooms, and the pool will be open all year from late February 2011.

Waveney River Centre was a triple winner at the 2010 EDP Norfolk Tourism Awards - for Customer Care, Best Holiday Park and Best Broads Holiday Experience. In 2009 & 2010 we received David Bellamy's Gold Conservation accolade, and we were winners in the 2010 Practical Boat Owner Green Awards for Best Service & Support.

The Touring Park in the heart of the forest, The success of our ‘fewer but larger pitches’ has been overwhelming and we are pleased to continue to offer you freedom, peacefulness and ambience, in keeping with The Dower House location, allowing you the feeling of being close to nature and further away from the day to day bustle of everyday life [more]

Deer’s Glade Caravan and Camping Park is a quiet, rural, family-run caravan, motorhome and camping site set north Norfolk, catering for touring caravans, motor homes and tents. Located within easy reach of the north Norfolk coast and beaches, the Norfolk Broads, Norwich, National Trust properties and other stately homes and parks. Also nearby are Weavers Way for walking and Marriots Way for cycling, the market towns of Aylsham, North Walsham and Holt, and the coastal towns of Sheringham,... [more]

Whilst the extensive woodland and heathland environment of Kelling and the surrounding area offers peace and tranquillity at all times of the year, during school holidays the touring areas are at their busiest. [more]

There are three large, well-drained areas to accommodate tourers, campers and motor homes, serviced by three amenity buildings. These offer toilet, showers, personal cubicles, hairdryers, soap service, baby changing facilities, chemical disposal points, laundry and washing up sinks. [more]

Outney Meadow is a family run Suffolk caravan park and camping site in the Waveney Valley countryside within easy walking distance of the historic market town of Bungay ideally situated between the river Waveney and the golf course at Bungay on the Norfolk and Suffolk border.

The camping area is grass with some trees for shade and shelter. There are 45 pitches, some with electric hook ups set in eight acres of ground and the park is open March to October. Dogs are welcome at... [more]

We are an 'adults only' Caravan & Camping Park.

We welcome you to our small 'adults only', family run, Caravan & Camping Park.

We offer the unique opportunity to enjoy a peaceful, relaxing time in the Norfolk countryside.

Generous grass pitches, backed by mature trees look onto a central garden.

We pride ourselves on the cleanliness of the park and its facilities. [more]

Only a 30-minute walk from the centre of Norwich, our Club Site is in its own part-walled garden. Anglers can access the river and there is a smallholding with goats, pigs, chickens and ducks right next door.

Norwich


Norwich Castle and Cathedral dominate the city. It has many attractions, including more mediaeval churches than any city in Western Europe. The Bridewell Museum tells how Norwich made its name producing mustard, shoes, textiles, chocolate... [more]

The beautiful coast line of North Norfolk is a short walk away from the Club Site at West Runton – which was completely refurbished last year. Inland is gentle, rolling countryside, accessible by public transport.


The beach at West Runton is accessible from the clifftop car park. It is ideal for swimming, paddling and exploring rock pools. The Norfolk Shire Horse Centre has several breeds of horses and a collection of waggons and carts. Roman Camp’s heaths and... [more]

Here in the East of England there is an area of inter-connecting lakes where wild-life is abundant, bird watching is unavoidable and holidays are fun. It's the Norfolk Broads.

You will need to be a member of the Caravan Club to stay here but we are sure that the membership cost is well worth while



We can usually fit you into the site with at least one river view. The site faces south so that, as long as the sun shines, you can watch the... [more]