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Been a frequent visitor to this site over the years. Will be going again in August for our second visit this year. You are always guaranteed a warm welcome. It is ideally situated close to Hunstanton and Sandringham or if you want to go further round the coast, there is lovely Wells Next The Sea. The site itself is well kept, clean and tidy. The toilet blocks are well maintained although some are a little dated but fully functional with plenty of hot water/showers. There is a bar on site and three more within 5 minutes walk of the site. You will not go thirsty and the Beach Bar serves meals which are good value for money. There is also a chip shop within 5 minutes walk and they do great fish and chips. The site is security conscious with a barrier system in place. You will be asked for a deposit of £10. 00 for the key fob to gain access, this is returned on departure. This site ticks all the boxes for our camping needs and more.
We arrived in lovely weather and were impressed with the reception and surrounding area. We got a warm welcome from the person on duty.
As we progressed onto the site we thought the clubhouse buildings looked a bit 'tired' and that the static caravan pitches were very close together. There were some other dilapidated buildings next to the clubhouse, which are also quite unattractive. There was a fob operated security barrier onto the touring pitches, which was good.
The touring caravan pitches are on grass and ours was very spacious, probably the most space we've had on this sort of site. The pitch itself was quite uneven though, clearly the grass had been churned up by large units and vehicles and then left to grow over. This made positioning the caravan a bit more challenging in finding a flat part for the awning. Even then we had peaks and troughs inside the awning, which we slid down and tripped over. I would suggest that upgrading to hardstanding for tourers would make it easier for them to get on and off and, be easier for groundstaff to maintain.
There were what seemed like hundreds of 'static' touring caravans on site, many of which looked somewhat 'bedraggled'. Unfortunately, this doesn't help the overall appearance of the site.
The toilet and shower blocks were a tad on the 'tired' side too but, that said, they functioned and were cleaned regularly. The showers were free running and had adjustable heat. I hate fixed heat push button ones, especially when you have children to shower. I would suggest adding a disinfectant bucket and mop to each block. I hate stepping into someone else's mess in the shower and I'm happy to mop it after I've used it. This is a standard at most sites nowadays.
There is a children's playground.
We went at a quiet time of year and so on the weekdays the site was peaceful and there were no queues for the showers. It busied up a bit at the weekend, when the only issue was some halfwit (adult) on a quad type thing revving around the camp till 9pm. Have to say that the rules do state that this is not allowed!
We used the club house just a couple of times. It's reasonably priced and has one real ale available. There was live music on the Saturday which was OK. I noticed that a calor gas heater (not switched on) and large gas bottle left in the middle of the dance floor all night with folks dancing round it and despite there being two young bar staff on duty, neither thought to move it or get it moved. There is a burger van parked outside the club but I never saw it open, probably not enough people on site at this time of year. One of the 'more mature' female barstaff was very helpful to us one afternoon advising us where to visit etc. However, I confess, we used the pub on another camp further up the road a bit more as it was a bit nicer, had a few more folk in and had a juke box for entertainment. It also serves food at certain times of the day, we didn't try this.
The campsite is down a lovely country lane with really nice walks down to Snettisham beach with its RSPB site. The wildlife was a pleasure to observe, with rabbits and wild birds even visiting the site.
There are no shops local to the site and the nearest for provision supplies is Tesco at Hunstanton, 10 minutes drive away. There are other chain stores and supermarkets in Kings Lynn. There is a fish and chip shop further up the road from the site but we didn't use it so I can't comment on that. I would suggest bringing enough supplies to get through your first night/day at least.
So overall, this site is a little below the standard we would normally expect for the price. The staff were polite and helpful. The surrounding area is rural and beautiful. We would only visit again if the pitches were upgraded to hardstanding as I would be concerned about the state of the grass pitches for large tourers in bad weather.
We stayed on the rally field for 4 nights over Easter, the field was very, very wet in fact over your shoes wet. We were very close to neighbouring vans the van at the back of us we could touch from our van about 6 feet away. The electricity went off on two nights and our friends who got there on the Thursday also had a power cut on that night.
The site has many tourers that are seasonal pitches but looking at many of the awnings they had not moved for a long period of time many awning were falling down, also lots of vans that are old and look as though they have been there years this gives the site a very run down appearance.
The showers were not very warm and took ages to get warm water through in the end we used the van shower. We did not use the clubhouse so cannot comment.
Its not a site that I would return too the mud was just too much in the end it got everywhere the field just did not drain which was a pity as the weather was good but you could not sit out.
The area around the site eg Hunstanton, King's Lynn, Wells and more make this a good area for a short break.
Although the website isn't very good the reviews was, so booked for ourself & a friends family. When we arrived we were unfortunately put at the side of a tank that stunk of cabbage every 15 mins. This was disgusting particularly when it was warm. We were told the site was full, but there was plenty of empty pitches in our field.
There was no shower/ toilet block in our field we had to walk to another field to use one of the 4 showers, that had long queues for on busy weekends. The shower heads did not stay in the holder. So had to shower holding the shower head.
The club house had entertainment on, we only went 1 night, it was more satisfying sat by the tent were the kids can play. The kids said the play area was too young for them at 9 & 11 yrs
On checking out we were not asked if we had enjoyed our stay or anything. Seemed happy to talk our money & not bothered if we'd be returning. Of which I won't be. The area is lovely there is plenty of things to do around the area but I would be staying somewhere else.
Visited this August bank holiday with anouther family in a tent. We were well greeted at avery plesent man at reception and given good directions to a very nice pitch on the touring field, we were able to pitch the tent on the next pitch which was wonderfull.
The play park was tidy and big enough
The toilets and showers were clean and tidy despite it being August bank holiday weekend and the site was full
The bar was friendly which is unusal with quite a few seasonal caravans being on site with quite a few regulars
The prices were cheaper than our local! which is very unusal.
There is also a very very good cafe and bar called the beachhut only 2 minutes walk down the road which I can only say serves the perfect breakfast, we visited this cafe and bar several times and I wish I had the Sunday dinner.
All in all a very enjoyable weekend we will be visiting again without a doubt.
Just got back from 4 nights on the Rally Field @ Diglea and we would return.
The Rally Field is not as basic as the descrition states, there are marked pitches, some electric, toilet and shower block, washing up room, Water and Waste Points and bins, in fact it is almost like its own little site.
The main site is just over the hedge and much busier with a large amount of seasonal pitches so the Rally Field feels much more spacious.
Toilets are clean and the showers are hot so all great there, great location for Kings Lynn and the North West of Norfolk. The beach is a short walk away and there is a park on site for the little ones.
I am not sure I would like to be on the main site as it felt a little crowded but we will go back to the rally field next time we are in the area.
Have just returned from here after a few days away at very short notice as the in laws regularly use this site and must say it is very clean and family friendly. We stayed in the rally field away from the park and clubhouse although they are only a short walk away. The toilets and shower blocks are very clean and plenty of them. Will be visiting again next year for a nice break with the kids
Hi, We were given choice of pitch in rear field, with shower block and toilets close by. The site was £21 a night for tent pitch no electric. The site staff were great, the site is busy and has burger trailer and good club house with entertainment till late.
Very good mixture of people. We were surprised to see scuffle between two young men that was quite violent on the Sunday morning at 10am. I carried on cooking my sausages but my wife was entertained. But this did not reflect the site professionalism as they were not aware. The site is great for family and adults to socialise. Big site and loads of amenities at hand. Hunstanton close by. The beech was a short walk and shops available. Pitches large and the site has all you need.
We run out of gas and decided to have bacon rolls and coffee from site cafe, great! cheap! and good. No rush to leave site.
No problems with dog and dog walk field available.
Spot on really! last minute and good value traditional site! no problems and left to keep to yourself or join in social club etc. Very good site.
Just got back from this site, where we had a great time. Really wished we could have stayed longer, but I had a commitment on Saturday so had to come back Friday.
The site is well laid out with plenty of shower/toilet blocks, which were well looked after. We found the reception staff to be very friendly and helpful, and when we asked, they let us stay a couple of hours longer before checking out, as they had nobody booked on our pitch until the next day. The bar on-site was good, with friendly bar staff who made us very welcome. Most of the people in there seemed to be regulars, which I think says a lot!
Diglea is a short walk from a shingle beach, but there is a good sandy beach at nearby Hunstanton, just a short drive away. Fish and Chip shop, caravan accessory shop, and general grocery store 5 minutes walk away, on the way to the beach.
We visited the site for a two nights stop over whilst family visiting.
First impressions when we got there. Very pleasant site.
We were able to choose our own pitch(no ehu) so we pitched with lots of space each side and no one on the pitch in front so little one could play without annoying anyone and also we can watch were she goes.
There was a rally on also so we expected lots of noise. This didn't happen. Until the last night but no big deal it didn't go on late and little one slept through it. The only downside to the rally for me was. No body seemed to want to speak to 'us mere mortals'. We may have a tent but we are still fellow campers.
The site itself was very clean, well kept pitches, size wise for us at this trip was ok but if it was busy then we would have struggled to enjoy the trip because little one would have no were to run about really.
The toilets were very clean every time I went in, didn't use the showers as we went to family but they were clean also. A bit dated with the push button type taps don't like them at all. Only other criticism of the showers etc was there was no family shower or toilets. Not easy I wouldn't have thought to take a shower with a two year old hyper girl in a small cubicle.
The play area was, I would say for older children really and after hearing some of the language from the children playing in there and the rudeness towards other people wanting to go on the things I wouldn't have taken her in there.
I only met the owner when we checked in, didn't see her or hubby. Or for that matter any other person site related the whole time we were there. A friendly visit to check all was ok might have been nice but this did not in any way change my opinion of the site.
Decent site, we were in a tent, no electric. There was a rally on at the same time but they were really well behaved, keeping the noise down.
Had 2 children in our party and did feel that the campsite got a bit full, meaning less space for playing, although I appreciate this is a busy time. There was a play area, which was OK, but nowhere near our tent so the children couldn't go and play independently.
There were adequate showers, toilets and wash-up facilities, never having to queue. All facilities were clean. The showers weren't exactly hot, and the temperature did fluctuate.
Well located for the local RSPB reserve and beach nearby.
Me and my family went there for 7 days and we loved it. We loved the fact that it was from a roadside café and they had excellent theme nights we especially liked the quiz night (as we came 2nd!)
The toilet block was very clean and the showers were very spacious. The staff were very helpful and gave us all the information we needed.
The only criticism was there wasn't enough bins and there was lots of cigarette butts outside the club other than that we had an amazing time and we are definitely going to go again!
Lisa and I have just had the most amazing 4 days stay at this campsite. We had initially arranged to stay Friday, Saturday. After a windfall we decided to go on the Thursday. After a phone call at last minute the staff got us on site, with no problem.
The staff at this site are among the BEST that we have ever had on a site. The quiz night was excellent. The facilities were spotlessly clean and the site is extremely well run.
Definitely on our list of sites to revisit in the near future.
A nice tidy reception area and a warm welcome. Everything explained nice and clearly.
The wardens are very friendly and helpful.
The pitch we were on was in the perfect location for us. Right opposite the playground and close to the facilities.
The playground was great for the kids, they loved it.
The toilet block and showers were fine, if a bit tatty. They serve their purpose fine, but could do with a bit of an upgrade.
The clubhouse is pretty much the same. They serve a good pint, at a decent price. But it could do with a lick of paint. There also seems to be a couple of abandoned buildings on site that could do with being pulled down.
Though that being said, its a good value pleasant holiday park, ideal for young families, with plenty of things to do and see in the area for little money or free.
The local beach is not ideal for a family day out though, as its a shingle beach, so no sandcastle building, the nearest beach for that would be Hunstanton. Head for the car park at the cliffs.
Myself and my boyfriend stayed here from Friday night to Monday morning. Arrived at 8pm Friday night and were in a race against the clock to get the tent up before dark!
Nice large pitches, plenty of space for tent, windbreak, car and more.
We were very close to the toilet block which whilst being handy was a little hard to sleep because they had a fog light on all night, but if you're tired enough it doesn't matter.
Lots of kids running around the site unaccompanied so a very slow speed limit is recommended. Park area looked nice enough and was always well used.
Showers weren't anything special, a little on the flooded side in the females, but my other half said he had no problems in the male bathroom, so I suppose its just due to kids using them alone.
Washing up area was handy, with 3 separate sinks.
Owner and other staff very welcoming and friendly, also liked the code barrier meaning unwanted visitors couldn't get in.
Noise was a small factor for us, but it wasn't unbearable. Most people settled down by 11pm, and you didn't hear much noise until about 7am, which considering we were pitched next to two separate families with kids was very reasonable.
Hunstanton is only 10mins drive and has most things you would need.
All in all I would happily return to this site, prices good also especially considering it is the summer holidays.
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Tent Pitches 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
Holiday Homes for Sale 
Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
Rallies Welcome 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
Baby Changing Facilities 
Laundry On Site 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop <1 mile 
Bar On Site 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
Kids Playground 
TV Room 
Games Room 
Evening Entertainment 
Fishing <1 mile 
No Wild Swimming 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
No Outdoor Pool 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
Cycle Hire <5 miles 
Golf <5 miles 
Tennis <5 miles 
Beach <1 mile 
Watersports <5 miles 
Boat Launch / Mooring <5 miles 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <5 miles
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
Electric Car Charging Point
Been a frequent visitor to this site over the years. Will be going again in August for our second visit this year. You are always guaranteed a warm welcome. It is ideally situated close to Hunstanton and Sandringham or if you want to go further round the coast, there is lovely Wells Next The Sea. The site itself is well kept, clean and tidy. The toilet blocks are well maintained although some are a little dated but fully functional with plenty of hot water/showers. There is a bar on site and three more within 5 minutes walk of the site. You will not go thirsty and the Beach Bar serves meals which are good value for money. There is also a chip shop within 5 minutes walk and they do great fish and chips. The site is security conscious with a barrier system in place. You will be asked for a deposit of £10. 00 for the key fob to gain access, this is returned on departure. This site ticks all the boxes for our camping needs and more. 
