Rectory Hill Certificated Site 
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Rectory Hill Barns
Holt Road
Cley Next The Sea
Norfolk (Browse area)
NR25 7TX See Map
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Tel: 01263 741138
Pitches: 5 Vans + Tents
Open: Open All Year
Rating: 
9/10 from 8 Reviews
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| Date of Visit: March 2013 |
Unit: Motorhome |
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| Reviewer: Cathy Sims |
14 reviews from this member |
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Very nice site with excellent facilities. Agree about levelling ramps but pitches well sized and addition of water taps very welcome. Washrooms amazing and washing up facility very good
Owners very attentive and checked facilities regularly
Nice view over the fields-saw pheasants out there and heard a Tawny owl each night
We enjoyed the walks along the coast paths and seeing the local birdlife. Excellent Cley Spy centre for Wetlands trust
Pleasant trip to the West Cottage cafe where we sampled hot Clay smoked mackerel and Stilton Ploughman's followed by warm apple cake-very good
We will return
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| Date of Visit: December 2012 |
Unit: Motorhome |
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| Reviewer: Tripeaker |
13 reviews from this member |
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We were looking for a quiet, clean, pleasantly situated campsite for two or three nights between Christmas and New Year. That is not always easy to find at this time of the year. Rectory Hill suited our needs perfectly.
The owner was attentive, seemingly to everyone's needs. The five hard standings were of a good size and fairly level. I would still advise taking levelling ramps. All five had EHU. There was a large grassed area for tents, or those not requiring hardstanding. The facilities were immaculate. Personally, I was not keen on the notices advising campers on the 'cost' of paper towels etc. To be found in the toilets, it seemed rather school-like. Also I do agree with a previous reviewer who mentioned the access to the hard standings being just of grass. As an 'open all year' site this could cause problems during wet weather.
The surrounding area was very nice with lovely walks down to the sea. The pub closest to the site (Three Swallows) was cosy and friendly. We arrived too late for food but what we saw looked good. The deli shop in the village was amazing.
Considering the site is in its first year the owners have done a good job overall. We would certainly use the site again.
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| Date of Visit: December 2012 |
Unit: Motorhome |
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| Reviewer: BUSMAN47 |
1 review from this member |
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We have just spent Christmas at this site along with my parents in their motorhome. It's a lovely site in a perfect location for walking the coast path and exploring the surrounding villages. The toilet/shower block is nice and modern and clean ( although we never saw a soul go in to check or clean in the five days we stayed and the mop bucket had the same water in the end of our stay ). Also it would of been nice if the heating had been left on all the time as it was very cold in there at times. The washing up area was also turned off and drained down so of no use to anyone ( people next door had to do theirs in the toilet basins ) we used our own. As dog owners we always clean up after our dog but it appears there maybe a dog owner that doesn't ( no one else staying had any dogs ) as most mornings on our walk out of the site there were piles of the stuff ( my father stepped out of his van when we arrived straight into a pile of the stuff then without realising walked it through his van into all the carpets, so first job before setting up was to clean all the carpets of dog mess. Hardstanding spaces are very well spaced between pitches and are laid to gravel/stones it would have been nice to have the road extend to the pitches as after rain can get a bit muddy/boggy this might be something the owner is doing in the future as its only the first year. I know I might sound critical but it's still a lovely site to which we will return
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| Date of Visit: November 2012 |
Unit: Motorhome |
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| Reviewer: Pacesetters |
1 review from this member |
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We stayed on this excellent new little site in mid-November and, apart from one or two hiccups with the electrics and water, couldn't fault it. The owner was usually on hand to sort things out and was very helpful in directing us to the best dog walking areas.
The new shower/toilet block is excellent although watch out for the lights going out when you are half way through your showers as they work on a motion-sensor device. The dishwashing facility is outside and the owner had some misgivings about leaving it on during a cold spell, but I am sure he will get this sorted out. Faultlessly clean and warm, though.
The five hard standings are good and each has a shared electric post and water tap. Our 6-metre van fitted on perfectly but don't try to park sideways on to the pitch as you may damage the surrounding wooden battens on three sides.
The site proved perfect for visiting the lovely nearby town of Holt, which has one of the best shops in Britain, in Bakers and Larners. They sell everything and the food hall is superb. We also found it ideal for visiting Titchwell RSPB bird sanctuary, Wells, Holkham, Morston Quay and, of course, Cley, which is just down the road from the site and easily walkable. We also visited Cromer, which has a lovely little pier complete with its own theatre, and Sheringham.
Excellent site and I am sure we will be back.
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| Date of Visit: August 2012 |
Unit: Tent |
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| Reviewer: Charlie71 |
1 review from this member |
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Just got back from a wonderful week at this beautiful site.
This was our first camping holiday together as a family and with a fourteen month old little girl, it was made very easy by the fantastic facilities.
The owner was extremely helpful and very friendly and his presence around the site on a regular basis was very helpful for any queries, advice etc.
The toilet and shower facilities were excellent, very clean and spacious. There were two large wet room type shower cubicles in the ladies and the same in the men's (I think!) which are perfect for showering with kids. The campsite was full most days and I didn't once have to queue for the shower. There is one toilet in the ladies but a separate disabled toilet meant that once again I never had to queue.
There is a washer and a dryer and facilities to charge mobiles etc, all for a small charge. There are two sinks for washing up and once again they were never busy.
The owner is keen to recycle and there are separate bins for glass/ plastics and paper.
There are marked out pitches so you can't just pitch where you want so there is adequate space and most have EHU. It is a very quiet site and children can play quite happily and safely.
The area is fantastic, with pubs serving good food and shops within walking distance. There is fabulous deli in the village along with a pottery.
Thanks very much for a fab week, we will be back!
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| Date of Visit: August 2012 |
Unit: Campervan |
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| Reviewer: Dot P |
230 reviews from this member |
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A little gem of a CL just a couple of miles from Cley Next the Sea. Hardstanding pitches all with ehu. Brand new toilet and shower block - owner advised has had hot water temperature reduced.
Chem disposal and outside washing up area with food bin (they are new and are listening to what the customer says).
The village is lovely with a pub and a couple of cafes. The most wonderful deli sells cakes, meats etc and home made ice cream.
Really liked the site and the owner who was very friendly and helpful. We paid £18 per night for 2 adults with ehu - certainly not cheap but to be fair one of the best CL's we saw on the coast.
Would highly recommend and will use again.
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