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Loved this site, we don't need hookup but the standard grass pitch was huge and clearly defined. Did not feel cramped at all.
There are 2 shower blocks and at first I marvelled that the main one had the showers, toilets, wash hand basin and hair dryer in self contained individual wetrooms, with underfloor heating and seating, however I do wonder if in times of bad weather all the mud being tramped in throughout the day would render the floor filthy and I don't think I would relish having a shower in such conditions, as it was floor did get a real soaking and the only place to push the excess water was into the shower outlet which is where one needs to stand to take a shower. This might be me being a bit picky because clearly the place is well cared for.
Dogs are very very welcome, they have warm water showers specifically for dogs, never come across that before. Whilst I was there the site was full being a fantastically hot Easter this year but there was no selfish behaviour, the noise was minimal even though there were several children there and no play park for them.
Facilities just outside the entrance cater for everything, a convenience store, petrol station, an outdoor specialist shop and several pubs within walking distance. Highly recommended.
We've used this site before, and found the facilities every bit as good as described in other reviews.
Unfortunately they've now started allowing large groups of workmen to stay on the site long term, and as a consequence things have suffered. These guys sat on their pitch, drinking and swearing in front of our kids and later on, stumbled home from the pub waking us up at 7 in the morning they were to-ing and fro-ing with their vans, shouting and disturbing the peace.
Great site that was perfectly located next to cafe and shops. Facilities were the best we've had and exactly what you'd want! Nice ale pub 10 minutes away and a smart one nearer.
Peaceful site, yet always someone on hand. via mobile
Wonderful site, with stunning views of superb sunsets across mature woodland that would grace any magazine cover. Well serviced hard standing pitches, although some pitches do slope so you may need ramps on a small number, particularly in the middle field.
Toilet block first class, with underfloor heating to each washroom. Each washroom is huge and comes complete with shower, sink and toilet. Disabled facilities also available. Excellent recycling point.
On Sundays each month there is live music, free to residents.
The beach is just a few minutes walk away, and the site is located on the main coastal bus route, providing easy access along the whole North Norfolk coast. Immediately at the front of the site is a small local shopping complex, with a Coop, restaurant and petrol station.
The site reception also doubles up as a very comprehensive tourist information office. Everything you could want is right on your doorstep. Note that no caravans are permitted, but motorhomes, campers and tents are very welcome.
This place is everything a camper would need. It has the lovely balance between small enough to be very personal but enough facilities to make your stay extremely comfortable.
The showers are a massive seller for this place, always warm, clean and enough space to ‘swing a cat’. The staff are so helpful, nothing is too much trouble and they have a well enforced curfew which is a godsend when you’re camping with children!
My lot absolutely love this site and with Brancsster beach just a drive away. Who could ask for more?. Oh maybe a pizza night on site:) yes they do that too! They only thing the kids would like to add is a playground, but they manage well with the playing field and a ball or Frisby. via mobile
This is a site that we have wanted to visit for some time, although had been put off by the price of pitches during the warmer months.
Following getting our new campervan we decided to give the place a go. It was mid-January and prices were reasonable. We were surprised how full the site was for the time of year. The site facilities were good with plenty of warm, clean toilets/showers.
Next to the site there is a petrol station with a Nisa supermarket attached, as well as a café and various small stores as part of the Deepdale Stores complex. Although we used the supermarket, which was pricey, we found the café that little bit too expensive (five breakfast items for £10). If you don’t want to have to pay over the odds for most things, then come fully prepared with items you need for the duration of your stay. There is a pub within walking distance of the campsite but, again, quite pricey.
Given the time of year there wasn’t much going on around the site itself. However, we took a bus ride to Burnham Market - the bus stop is just outside the campsite entrance
This a lovely part of the world, but a little expensive. Would we come back again? Yes, but when the weather is a little warmer.
We had a great long weekend here. Easy walking distance to local pubs that are dog friendly and serve food. Used the pop up curry shop on Saturday evening and took the food back to eat in our campervan, which was tasty and good sized portions.
I had made some raita to take with us as I knew we were going to do this, so the samosas were even better! Excellent facilities with toilet, sink, shower and hair dryer in private rooms.
The site wasn't full when we went, so never had to queue, but there were plenty of rooms in two blocks, plus separate toilets available anyway.
The washing up facilities at the lower block had the sinks and draining boards open to the elements which was a bit odd and draughty, as the surrounding area was under cover.
The only gripe was that our pitch was in the bottom field near the shops and there were refrigeration units running all night which kept us awake. But there's not much the campsite can do about that. It's the nicest most sheltered field, but if you are bothered by noise at night then it's probably worth asking for a pitch in a field further back.
Friendly welcome and introduction with the very reasonable site rules explained courteously and lightly. Other sites could learn from their approach and the way they word their rules (ie with all the focus on what you CAN do, rather than what you can’t).
The best shower facilities I’ve ever used - warm, clean and spacious with self-contained wetrooms including WC and handbasin, push-button shower, height-adjustable shower stool, hair dryer, and enough hooks (6) for a family to wash together. As others have said, the push-button timers could have been set for longer, but that’s a very small criticism.
Very quiet even though it’s close to the road - the only noise came from the thousands of geese flying over at dawn and dusk. Good access to public transport.
Great amenities including small supermarket, petrol-filling station, shops and pop-up restaurants. Pubs close by, but we didn’t try them. This all makes it sound like a hectic site, but it really isn’t - it’s very well-planned and the ‘quiet after 10:00pm’ policy was completely adhered to. Free wi-fi.
Also on site are a hostel and bunk barn. This makes it a great place to stay if you’re with a mixed group of walkers/campers/campervanners.
Pitches were dry and well-drained. Newly-planted hedging will be great when it’s fully established. Our pitch was slightly sloping and we didn’t have levellers, but it didn’t stop us having a great night’s sleep.
My wife and I visited this site on spec. No problem and because it was the 'windy season' we were allocated a pitch in the sheltered paddock near the office.
The staff were brilliantly friendly and when we extended our stay from 2 nights to an eventual 5 they never quibbled. The site is reasonably flat catering for any unit. Showers were clean and hot and the rest of the amenities are excellent and plentiful.
Just outside the gate is a cafe and the site itself has a well stocked shop of camping supplies.
Excellent campsite in so many ways, but especially for the toilet/shower facilities which are probably the best I've ever seen. Each is a nice large room with plenty of space to do everything you might need to, and as clean as can be.
They are the sort of facilities so well provided and looked after that customers respect them too, so at any point of day they were the exact opposite of the trauma you face at some campsites. As some have said, larger toilet/shower rooms perhaps mean fewer of them, but as a couple we tended to share - they are that big(!), which speeded things along. The freezer for ice packs was a bit hidden away, but available if you ask.
Despite the heavy rain that fell during part of our stay the field we were in drained very well, and the pitches were next to a hedge which provided a degree of shelter from the elements too.
The location isn't without drawbacks, heavy, noisy farm machinery passed by on a fairly regular basis, literally a couple of yards from our pitch, I think the earliest start was about 7:30, which would be more a problem if we were sat around our tent all day. I wouldn't say if troubled us very much.
Otherwise, quite a good situation, shops right on site (a little expensive as to be expected). The village is pleasant enough, and it is the perfect base for exploring the North Norfolk coast, especially with the bus stop right outside.
We were recommended this site and it didn't disappoint. The pitch was large, the washrooms were the best I've seen on any site, with shower, loo and washbasin all in one. The staff were very helpful when we arrived to find the previous campers still on our pitch and paid towards a meal at the local pub for us as compensation. Very kind.
We ere at the top of the site and watched lovely sunsets, hares boxing in the field nest to us and pied wagtails feeding near us. We made use of the two pop up cafes for pizzas and curries which were excellent( Friday and Saturday evenings).
Having a petrol station, convenience store and other interesting independent shops at the entrance was great as was the bus stop just across the road. A lovely stay if a bit expensive in August.
We had stayed at Deepdale previously in 2013 and at that time I had written a review and actually did complain to some camping organisation as to the inadequate amount of shower and toilet facilities and their condition but apparently then they were just within what was required.
Whilst in the area last year we took a look at the campsite as I had received an email stating that the campsite was now being run by someone else. At that time we bumped into the owner and looked around one of the new shower blocks.
Decided to stay there again this July as the campsite is ideally situated, with the bus stops just outside the site (great if you have a bus pass!), can get to lots of local places by car, is a nice quiet site and with 2 decent pubs within walking distance.
What a difference from our last stay – the shower facilities are now fantastic – large wet rooms, incorporating toilet and wash hand basin, half with hairdryers (my only complaint here being that there was no mirror at the side where the hairdryers were), with so much space so that you don’t get your clothes wet not like before and if you have young children they’re spacious enough for them to go in with you.
The pitch sizes are good with enough space between the pitches. First time we had ever had a hook-up and must admit did find this very useful.
The only downside with our stay was that we had the worst couple of days weather out of the whole of the lovely June and July!
Would most definitely recommend this campsite for a nice quiet peaceful stay.
We chose this site due to relatives recommendation and it hasn't disappointed. We were made welcome from the first 'Hello' in reception. It's been bone dry lately and the pitches were rock hard with plenty of flint under the surface, so bring rock pegs. Also fires and charcoal BBQs were banned due to the dryness (fair enough). Make sure you use the pizza stall (Wed/Fri) as they are amazing.
One of the reasons we choose this site was it's proximity to the coastal path and coastal bus route, both are right outside the site. Furthermore, there's a well stocked garage/convenience store, info centre, cafe and more right out front of the site. Don't think that make the site feel commercial as it's still really quiet.
Toilet blocks are plentiful and really good. I preferred the top block as the fixed shower heads came out the wall rather than directly out of the ceiling. They're huge rooms with loo and basin. However, the push button shower valve drove me insane. I know why they do it, but pushing them every 10 seconds (I toned them) is a bit much.
This is one of those sites that you want to keep to yourself as you know that in a few years time, it will be difficult to get on.
Apparently it is under new ownership and some serious money has been spent on a large new toilet/shower block. One of the only minor things I can think of is the fact that each large room has a toilet/sink and wet room style shower, but some of the showers only run for a few seconds. They are free and you can keep pushing for more warm water, but I think some more sensible adjustment is needed. There has also been expenditure on hedging around all the new pitches to try and stop the site feeling too large. The walled garden for small tents looks attractive and then the other pitches for motorhomes/large tents are divided into smaller fields. The green ethos that their publicity espouses is clearly shown in the thoughtful way they have planned things.
There is a field for larger kids ball games and a well fenced dog walk around this that allows the dogs to be off their leads - excellent!
The staff are efficient and helpful and the rules all sensible for comfortable family camping.
The location is great and just across the road from the bus stop and the Norfolk Coastal path. The adjacent garage shop is very well stocked and although slightly pricey, has everything you might need including plenty of fresh food. The café looked popular, although we never got there.
The village has the smart White Horse which is dog friendly on the terrace and in the bar (the terrace is superb with marsh and sea views and on top of the green roofed bedrooms). The other pub, the Jolly Sailors, is more family friendly with a big beer garden and again takes dogs. You can walk to both along the coastal path and there is a pavement through the village if you want the slightly shorter route. Both have a selection of local real ales.
A great site in a great location and we will certainly be back.
Just returned from an overnight here, and will definitely return. Excellent location, with bus stop and shops on the doorstep, the coast path 100 metres away and the Jolly Sailors pub also a short walk down the road (via pavement).
Facilities amongst the best I've encountered: warm and welcoming wet rooms, with shower, basin and loo all together. Complete with loo roll, soap dispenser, paper towels and even a hair drier. Refreshingly there seemed to be no added charges (dogs, WiFi, awnings) either. Friendly staff, ample pitches and decent views completed picture.
My only gripe is that the website is silent on pricing! A strange and unwelcome omission as it means you have to contact the site to get any idea of potential cost. If they sorted that, would get a 10/10.
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Tent Pitches 
No Caravans 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
Holiday Homes for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Motorbikers 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 
Freezer / Fridge 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop On Site 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway On Site 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <1 mile 
Wild Swimming <1 mile 
No Indoor Pool 
No Outdoor Pool 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
Cycle Hire On Site 
Golf <5 miles 
Tennis <1 mile 
Beach <5 miles 
Watersports <1 mile 
Boat Launch / Mooring <1 mile 
Sea Views 
Working Farm 
Campfires Allowed 
Open All Year 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport On Site
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
Electric Car Charging Point
Loved this site, we don't need hookup but the standard grass pitch was huge and clearly defined. Did not feel cramped at all. 
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