Lodges in Hunstanton, Norfolk

Blue Dolphin Caravan Park is a privately owned holiday park offering both modern static holiday homes for sale and a peaceful seasonal touring park best suited for discerning mature couples.

Beeston Regis Holiday Park is the place to be for a peaceful seaside escape paired with jaw-dropping clifftop views. The prestigious park rests on a cliff top of North Norfolk.

Poplar Farm is a lovely little Certificated Site on the banks of the picturesque River Bain. The site sits on half an acre and offers strictly adults-only camping on the standard five pitches.

The adults-only Bainside House is a peaceful campsite ideally set opposite a lovely sixteenth-century pub. The campsite boasts of a 1.75-acre coarse fishing lake brimming with carp.

Willow Holt Caravan and Camping Park enjoys a beautiful, unspoilt location in the heart of Lincolnshire and rests on 25 acres of gorgeous parkland, mostly unspoiled woodland.

Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere as you observe an abundance of the local wildlife at Holly Farm Park Country Park. This serene, family-owned site provides guests with spacious lodges and static caravans.

Holivans is a friendly family-run caravan park nestled close to the vibrant seaside resort of Mablethorpe. A quick stroll over soft dunes leads to a gorgeous beach, offering families near-instant access for glorious days of sun.

Cobbleacre Park Lakes is an open, viewsome countryside campsite, boasting five multi-purpose fishing lakes, roomy touring pitches and fifteen holiday homes for guests who are too posh to pitch or park up.

Bainland Country Park is a large yet peaceful park nuzzled amid the verdant surroundings of ancient woodland that extends over 40-acres in the stunning scenery of the Lincolnshire Wolds.

Seaview Caravan Park is a cracking site for sea views and serenity, enjoying a prominent position on the cliff within the picturesque coastal town of East Runton. The site is small and family-owned.

Escaped to the heart of Cambridgeshire, begin at Floods Ferry Marina Park, a cracking adults-only campsite welcoming tents, small campervans, motorhomes and caravans. The location is second to none.

Little Lodge Farm is a lovely, tidy Caravan and Motorhome Club Certificated Location, offering member-exclusive escapes on a peaceful working farm. The laidback owners are often busy running the farm and provide guests with the required freedom and space to relax in the great outdoors without a long list of rigid campsite rules.

Camp out in style on the grounds of a stunning Georgian country house at the Grove Glamping site. This family-friendly campsite welcomes families and continues to welcome guests from its inception way back in 1935.

Woodhall Country Park is the perfect place for campers in search of a peaceful, secluded camping or touring experience, complete with lush rural surrounds and viewsome vistas and the chance to observe an abundance of wildlife from the comfort of your spacious pitch.

Escapes to the beautiful North Norfolk coastline are all the better when you stay at Forest Park Caravan Site; a cracking campsite set a mere stone’s throw from the lively coastal town of Cromer.

Lakeside Camping and Fisheries is a superb site for blending well-earned holidays with the pleasure of fishing. Wake up to birdsong plus the sounds of fishermen and fisher ladies up to an early start in the hopes of landing a catch.

Escape to Highfields Country Holiday Fishing Retreat if you’re yearning for the perfect blend of picturesque parkland paired with luxurious caravans and lodge accommodation.

Keal Lodge Caravan Park is an award-winning, adults-only park comprising two campsites – a small touring site with eleven pitches and a Caravan & Motorhome Club Certificated Location.

Northey Lodge is a caravan and storage park nestled in a quiet and secluded location in the verdant heart of Cambridgeshire. The park welcomes tents, small campervans, motorhomes and caravans throughout the year.

Nestled in the heart of East Anglia, The Deepings Caravan Park is a peaceful site owned and managed by the cheery Young family. The centrally positioned site rests just ten miles north of Peterborough.