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Can anyone recommend any sites that are open all year and pref have elec hook up within walking distance of the coast. Thanks andy

Deepdale, open all year, everything you want, apart from...hook up

Had a really good week here http://www.kellingheath.co.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; a little expensive though. Lovely part of the country.

Jez

cheers guys

Agree with Jez.... Kelling Heath is Great!

Sean

I can also recommend Deepdale. It's clean, cheap and has a mini supermarket and cafe on site. It's also less than five minutes walk from the North Norfolk Coastal Path, which gives access to miles of salt marsh and superb beaches (and is great for Seal spotting). No hook-up's though.

Stayed in the youth hostel at the campsite. A great spot and on the agenda for this year with the van. Couple of good pubs in the village too. Breakfasts at the previously mentioned cafe next door are splendid too.

threr is a great site near bodham on a farm.... breck farm. also try "cool camping" book.
deers glade is good near cromer. free taXI TO AND FROM THE PUB AS WELL!!

conkers wrote:threr is a great site near bodham on a farm.... breck farm. also try "cool camping" book.
deers glade is good near cromer. free taXI TO AND FROM THE PUB AS WELL!!

Might give Deers Glade a go a Easter.

Bishop! Its really nice and friendly. Electric hook up and a bit of fishing, if thats your thing!

Breck farm also allow open fires! brilliant for all us marshmallow burners!

conkers wrote:Breck farm also allow open fires! brilliant for all us marshmallow burners!

Heard alot of good things bout Breck farm, its on my list...

they will all be open now anyway.......

manor farm at East Runton is ace . and cheaper than kelling heath and its actually near the sea!

Were in cromer now, at forest park, its a nice place. Expensive though. Anyone suggest a good pub for tea???

Breck Farm all the way! Wicked site.

Also, grab some food from Crabbies Fish Shop - lovely fresh seafood, reasonably priced.

If you can get to the National Trust salt marshes up near Wells-next-the-Sea, you can walk out to the seal colony (about 100 seals).

Love it up there - such a lovely place.