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Stopped here for a wet and windy weekend but still managed to have a really good time. The campsite is clean, the staff are friendly the food in the Forge is nice and the views from the top of the red section over weybourne are fantastic. The train is worth taking either to Sheringham or Holt.
The shower blocks Look new and they're very clean and modern. The pictures are well kept and there is plenty of space.
Stayed 8 nights in red area as we had dogs on premier pitch.
As with most reviews it is expensive, but we could not fault the site.
It is a large site but it never felt it even though height of season.
We used toilet block in yellow area as closer and never queued and always kept tidy.
The walks are great.
We tried both indoor (extra fees) and outside pools (included in price) both okay and clean.
We eat at pub on site one night and found menu a bit small and not much choice for the veggie wife.
We used The Ship at Weybourne -need to book this time of year- for our main meals a couple of nights and one lunch. Nice and dog friendly.
The pizzas in the Square were very good for a takeaway which we sat outside on the Square once and took back the other.
The service all round was excellent.
Glad we paid by phoning for premier pitch (not available to book on line) as very generous size and you not so packed in, as red area was the busiest, the yellow area, if you have no dogs, was a lot more spaced out.
The Square is a relaxed place and never had problem getting a table, you can also take your own food and drink to listen to music and nice it ends about 9pm as no loud merry holiday makers, just relaxing atmosphere, not our normal choice of music types but we still enjoyed.
Drinks in bar are more expensive than our locals but did find same prices in other local eateries were about the same.
There is only wifi in the Square area which was okay and did not miss it back at the van, made a nice change for our children to more than be on their mobiles all the time.
Although we have reluctantly decided to sell our caravan we would come back and use the statics or lodges on site, as they looked really nice and very well spread out.
Site is not far from Sheringham which is a nice small resort, try the Two Lifeboats for a good meal and beers.
All in all we were very pleased with the site and very relaxed after our break, worth the 5stars.
An element of shock and trepidation washed over me as I walked into the large reception of the ‘Village Square’. Yes, I knew it was a large campsite with lodges and lots of facilities, but not having visited their own website, I hadn’t realised how large. Ah well, it’s only for one night, let’s be open minded. So we followed the one-way system to our allocated pitch, the cheapest on offer, but we were not too disappointed. A nice large area, only marred by the large parched area left by previous long-stay awnings. So being a quiet mid-week stop, we took the risk of ignoring the detailed instructions of how to position the van (knowing we might be instructed to move), and itched closer to the neighbouring tent so that we could step out onto grass – still leaving at least 7m fire-gap!
I maintain that visiting this site when busy would not be my thing – far too many pitches, but when quiet, it has its plus points. Lots of great facilities in the touring area, lots of loos and showers, washing up points, water taps, motorhome service points. You can’t fault the natural environment in which Kelling Heath sits, and it’s well worth following on to the walking trails … but that’s not necessary, I spotted a Jay in bushes near the facility block !
Sadly we didn’t have time to try the health club and pool, - much of the sports facilities are not included in the pitch price, which in itself was very high already. We did nip into the bar area and considered having some food there, but the staff were so slack in their service that it would have taken forever … and we couldn’t even locate the full menu, just see the specials board. I suspect that during the week, the bars/restaurants are mainly used by regulars with lodges.
A great example of what large caravan parks ought to be, and worthy holders of a Gold David Bellamy award and Gold Eco Tourism mark, but too big and regimented still for me.
Absolutely fantastic site. All the amenities you would want for a campsite including shop, pool, bar and restaurant, pizza bar which included takeaway, gym and fitness. The pitch was standard but very large. The toilet blocks were fantastic. So up to date and always very clean. Staff were all very friendly. Would definitely recommend this site and am planning to go back next year.
5th time to Kelling and it's just as good. We don't tend to use the on site facilities much but the Saturday local producers fair, on site mini market and the table tennis are always good. Great base to explore the North Norfolk area which is just lovely. Yellow area is the best, the new showers are much better. All in all highly recommended
This is one of the campsites our kids will have loads of memories of we love it.
Taken dogs every time so only stayed on the dog friendly pitches. Plots are great we have had tents and a caravan over the years on the pitches. Great size between each one.
They are clean and tidy plots even in busy times.
The toilet block and wash facilities are fantastic always clean and tidy.
The walks we have had are so good you can get lost in the fabulous walks and loose a day just exploring the kids and dogs love that. Great for bikes and hikes.
The pool is free outside which when the weather is nice would recommend and the tennis courts are good fun.
Evening entertainment is so chilled listening to live music outside is fabulous.
Over the years of going have seen it get a little bit more commercial how ever if it doesn't change this will stay a great place to make even more memories.
Lovely clean site. Plenty of walks. Great fishing for the children. Nice parks. The on site pub is very pricey and a bit fancy for campers that just want a nice simple pub lunch. Expensive for families generally. Expensive for dogs. You cant just pay for use of indoor pool you need a full gym membership. Mixed feelings. I think the site could be a lot more affordable family friendly.
Friendly welcome at reception. Toilets/showers spotless. All members of staff in shops, bars etc. Very helpful and pleasant. Main issue was total absence of any form of lighting on access to toilet blocks at night and to someone who has mobility problems this presented a real danger, it should be addressed without delay. Also lack of signs on arrival indicating where to park car/caravan before registering at reception. Overall very good, would recommend to friends.
Fabulous, albeit large commercial site. Always a buzz of activity in the air yet retains a relaxing vibe. Great shower blocks with heated floors. Nice adventure park for children plus the outdoor pool (which can get busy) The bar/restaurant are ok, as are the shop.
Not too pricy either. Chilled evening music in the bandstand is wonderful. A special mention for Dave Doughnut the children's entertainer.
Brilliant for adults and kids alike. Local area excellent. Great pool in Sheringham with slides and wave machines. Great walks on site. My only gripe is the price, quite high.
We visit Kelling Heath year after year. The facilities are excellent and shower blocks recently upgraded. It's a large site but split into sections so it doesn't seem busy. The setting is gorgeous with beautiful purple Heath land walks. There's a busy centre where there's a shop, restaurant, take away, out door and indoor pool, bike hire and very friendly staff in reception. Great central location for exploring the North Norfolk coast.
The best site I have ever been to and have been coming here before children. Have tent camped and now bring our small touring caravan. My kids are now 14 and they still enjoy it and bring their friends along. Wonderful place!
We arrived at Kelling Heath on Sunday lunchtime, easy to find and very helpful staff on the reception desk. Due to the width of our FC with the annexe on we were not sure if we would be able to pitch in the direction they wanted us to so they sent a member of staff over to discuss it at the pitch with us, very impressed with how helpful and polite they were.
Never having been there before we were not sure what to expect, especially as there are over 400 statics on the site. However, as it turned out pretty much all of these are hidden away in the woods so we needn’t have worried about that.
We were in the “yellow” area, lovely new toilet blocks and what seemed like very spacious pitches, more on that later. The main “village” was only a couple of minutes walk away and the two children's playgrounds were also minutes away.
The walks within the woods and on the heath were fantastic, nice and quiet with quite a lot of marked trails to follow if you wanted, including a trim trail. There is a platform on site that has the Steam Railway stop as well, the kids loved watching the steam engine go past as well as checking out the frogs and so forth in the pond!
The shop on site was in our opinion over priced for most items, which was disappointing as its not like they are in a remote location. For those that don’t want to pay the inflated prices there is a supermarket in Holt a few minutes down the road as well as larger supermarkets (Morrisons & Lidl) in Cromer about 7 miles away.
We got the feeling that the site was there to extract the most amount of money that they could from you, £11 each to use the indoor pool, £5 per hour to use the tired looking tennis courts, £4 a wash in the laundry, you had to buy your own bats/balls for the table tennis tables and no free wifi……. All of which would be fair enough if it wasn’t £41 a night for the pitch – this was for a larger pitch but not the fully serviced ones.
We met a few people and we’d been saying how wonderful and relaxing it was and they asked us if we had been there at the weekend (which we hadn’t at that point) and they said wait till the weekend. Come Friday night we understood just what they meant. Its like two parks in one – Sunday afternoon till Friday lunchtimes its lovely and peaceful with plenty of space, come the weekend its horrendous. What we thought were spacious pitches all had others backing onto them and it resembled a car park more than a campsite, the “entertainment” was some awful band whose blaring sound could be heard over the whole campsite till about 10pm…….
That being said it must have appealed to a lot of people who liked that sort of thing, but having enjoyed the quiet relaxing campsite turn into a loud blaring car park it was a bit of a shock.
We did enjoy the stay though apart from the last evening so we would go back again but make sure that we were not there on a weekend or during the English school holidays.
The toilet block only appears to be cleaned once a day which means when there is filth spread all over the floor/wall/pan then it sits there stinking, as did the blocked toilets until the next day. With so many pitches I think that once a day is very poor for cleaning the facilities.
When we arrived on Sunday all the large refuse / recycling bins were full to overflowing, these stayed like that till Wednesday when they were emptied, again if you are busy pay for more collections of put more bins in.
Plenty of things to do and see in the area and slightly further afield or simply just relax on site (not at the weekend though ☺ )
We enjoy visiting this site and will return. We found the pitches to be a good size and the general feel of the site is good. The bar area and restaurant served good food and the children's entertainment appealed to our 5 year old.
The toilets and showers are clean and always had hot water regardless of the time of day.
The children's play area behind the swimming pool is very good - wooden climbing frames, swings, slides and 'adventure course' and there was plenty to do on there for my 1 year old and 5 year old.
All in all, we enjoyed this site and a day trip to Sheringham on the steam train. It isn't a cheap day out, but really worth it when the weather is good.
They have a little market on in the square - not sure how often but it attracts local traders and you can by some treats.
The shop is fine for a campsite shop, plenty to choose from.
To summarise I would say this site has something for everyone but rather than be 'loud' and full on, it has a rustic feel making it feel more relaxed and countrified!
Arrived midday on Friday, reception staff very friendly we were given a map to find our pitch. We were in the red squirrel which appeared to be the dog section. We have a dog but decided not to take her camping as she likes a bark, we shouldn't have worried as there were a few very yappy dogs that weren't stopped or even any attempt to stop them.
Pitch was flat very private but under tress. Only a minute walk to the red toilet block, this was clean to start with but the campers left it in a disgusting state. Only 3 showers but never had to wait and plenty of toilets. No hair dryers but have been told this is the only block that needs to be updated.
Washing up sinks and laundry sinks available, washing up water was only ever luke warm.
Plenty of facilities which we didn't use, we were told they were a tad expensive and take away food not brilliant, but as I say we didn't use them. You had to pay extra for the indoor pool but outdoor pool included in the price
It's a lovely area, large site and quite busy but after 11 ish all was quiet. I think to make use of the facilities for a family it could be expensive.
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Caravan Pitches 
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Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
Holiday Homes for Hire 
Holiday Homes for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
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 
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 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar On Site 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
Evening Entertainment 
Fishing <5 miles 
Wild Swimming <5 miles 
Indoor Pool On Site 
Outdoor Pool On Site 
No Horse Riding 
Cycle Hire On Site 
Golf <5 miles 
Tennis On Site 
Beach <5 miles 
Watersports <10 miles 
Boat Launch / Mooring <10 miles 
Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport On Site
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
Electric Car Charging Point
Stopped here for a wet and windy weekend but still managed to have a really good time. The campsite is clean, the staff are friendly the food in the Forge is nice and the views from the top of the red section over weybourne are fantastic. The train is worth taking either to Sheringham or Holt. 
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