Norfolk campsite recommendations?

[Blue Hills]

Can anyone recommend any?

Looking for simple (my only need is showers and a toilet) and cheap.

No need for great views on the site - I'll be seeing those during the day.

No nonsense with coins for showers - don't mind paying for them to be included.

Small is an advantage.

 

[MichaelW2]

High Sands Creek is only campsite in the sea side of the coastal road. Pretty basic but friendly and not a caravan park.

 

[Blue Hills]

Quick google seems to find lots of good reviews.

But I could find no info on prices for someone on a bike with a tent.

Always been interested in Stiffkey (the very word sounds like something from a Carry On Film) since many moons ago I heard about this tale:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harold_Davidson

 

[LCpl Boiled Egg]

http://breckfarm.co.uk was great when we were last there, but that was about five years ago. Having said that I know of others who went last year and they said they really liked it. All the best anyway!

 

[MichaelW2]

Quick google seems to find lots of good reviews.

But I could find no info on prices for someone on a bike with a tent.

Always been interested in Stiffkey (the very word sounds like something from a Carry On Film) since many moons ago I heard about this tale:

Stiffkey may be pronounced Stewkey or Stookey but you are entering civil war territory on this matter.

http://www.edp24.co.uk/news/listen-...-of-norfolk-s-trickiest-place-names-1-4460857

 

[mjr]

I deleted the list from KLWNBUG's website some time ago because it had gone stale and I think you're probably now better off looking at the symbols on http://cycle.travel/map when you click the camping button.

 

[simongt]

Foxhill's campsite right next to the Muckleburgh Collection will fit the bill perfectly. A few clicks west of Sheringham on the coast road, it is now adults only; wahey, no screeching bairns at four in the morning - !

 

[The Essex Spurs]

Good one at mundesley Links Caravan Site and quite cheap.Also look up ukcampsite.co.uk

 

[Blue Hills]

Foxhill's campsite right next to the Muckleburgh Collection will fit the bill perfectly. A few clicks west of Sheringham on the coast road, it is now adults only; wahey, no screeching bairns at four in the morning - !

thanks for this but appears to be £15 for one person as they seem to assume that I will have a car with me.

 

[steveindenmark]

thanks for this but appears to be £15 for one person as they seem to assume that I will have a car with me.

Telephone and ask them. They may do a reduced rate for cyclists.

 

[sheddy]

Coast or Country ?

 

[Blue Hills]

Coast or Country ?

I appreciate beautiful coast and sea breezes as much as anyone but a certain preference for country, more lanes and likely to be more central for day trips, to the coast and elsewhere.

 

[Hitchington]

Burnham Deepdale

 

[Blue Hills]

Burnham Deepdale

Is that the name of a particular camp?

 

[Hitchington]

Is that the name of a particular camp?

Here you go https://www.deepdalebackpackers.co.uk
It's one of my favourite places to holiday.