Suffolk Norfolk,August......

[davebug]

Thinking of going to whitenoise show in august,then moving on for a few days anyone know of best places to head for,thinking maybe southwold,aldeburgh areas ,any pointer would be just grand,cheers,Dave.....

 

[dasteel]

Southwold is good, not too many arcades and a pretty funky pier. There's a campsite near the rnli which had a few vans in it last time I went. It's also good for crabbing. Have fun.

 

[user 14475]

Hi,

I live in Norfolk and can recommend Manor Farm in East Runton for a chilled break

http://www.manorfarmcaravansite.co.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Also Deepdale Campsite, further round the coast in North Norfolk is really good

http://www.deepdalefarm.co.uk/camping" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Both are bus friendly

See you at Whitenoise!

Matt

 

[Grazy]

Come down East coast fella , As said Southwold , Aldeburgh , Woodbridge lovely part of England

 

[Slammed]

Stay at my parents campsite in Suffolk. 8)

 

[Sydney1]

We stayed at Manor Farm and can thoroughly recommend it. Short walk into Cromer, lots of space, good toilet facilities etc

 

[ed.]

as said Deepdale is good, i am hoping to try this place this year

http://www.orchardcampsite.co.uk/

 

[dubs and classics]

as said Deepdale is good, i am hoping to try this place this year

http://www.orchardcampsite.co.uk/

We stayed there for a week last year, (the hottest week of the year by chance, result!)

It was ok, but nothing like the website would have you believe to be honest. The best bit was being able to have a campfire of an evening. That said you are only allowed to use wood bought from them at £15 a load which is barely enough for 2 nights...maybe I am a tight git but I thought that was a bit steep lol..

Lovely part of england though for sure.

Kelling heath near Sheringham is always good if you have kids, loads to do onsite and some lovely walks. A bit steep though at about £20 a night

 

[ed.]

here are a few more ideas

http://www.groovy-campers.co.uk/where-go.html

 

[john the horse]

hi

broadfarm in fleggburgh is ok , they got a pool and bar too

its about 8 miles from fritton, they have acaravan club thing but the topfield is good for buses and tents.

 

[Delilah]

Stay at my parents campsite in Suffolk. 8)

Which one is that?

 

[marcher]

we had a great easter break at Stiffkey with a load of other EBer's.

Great site

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/reviews.asp?revid=3538" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

 

[sonylr]

Hi all,
is there any way to make this trip again so that we can join ? :msn4: :mrgreen: :?: :idea:

 

[Slammed]

Stay at my parents campsite in Suffolk. 8)

Which one is that?

Probably a bit late now, but it's this one...

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/sites/details.asp?revid=7963

8)

 

[james_stan]

Hi Slammed

Sounds cracking..

Can we get a special code-word for E-bayers if we're not camp and caravan club members ??

Cheers

JS

 

[Slammed]

Hi Slammed

Sounds cracking..

Can we get a special code-word for E-bayers if we're not camp and caravan club members ??

Cheers

JS

I'd have to speak to the folks, but they let us camp for the Super Nats... I'll call them now!
8)

 

[Slammed]

Hi Slammed

Sounds cracking..

Can we get a special code-word for E-bayers if we're not camp and caravan club members ??

Cheers

JS

Hi James,

I have spoken to my parents - so if you mention my name (Ollie) and Early Bay when you call you can stay without being a C&C club member the first time you visit. They do ask that returning visitors join the C&C club though.

Hope this helps,
Ollie 8)

 

[Bears Dad]

Guys...

Just be browsing your recommendations - top stuff.

Part of the world I've never been to but it's now top of the list for a long weekend over the next few months!

Cheers everyone.

 

[retro]

wells is a fab place

http://www.pinewoods.co.uk/the-park.aspx" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

just along the coast line to hunstanton and cromer.
there was a campsite somewhere near barton bendish which is just a little way off the coast

 

[andewilson]

as said Deepdale is good, i am hoping to try this place this year

http://www.orchardcampsite.co.uk/

We stayed there for a week last year, (the hottest week of the year by chance, result!)

It was ok, but nothing like the website would have you believe to be honest. The best bit was being able to have a campfire of an evening. That said you are only allowed to use wood bought from them at £15 a load which is barely enough for 2 nights...maybe I am a tight git but I thought that was a bit steep lol..

Lovely part of england though for sure.

Kelling heath near Sheringham is always good if you have kids, loads to do onsite and some lovely walks. A bit steep though at about £20 a night

just got back from kelling heath. cracking place. really good vibe. entertainment was great. a jazz trio one night, 7 old blokes doing hick banjoing the next. well worth the extra few quid