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What a lovely site, very big but doesn't feel it almost set out on two separate sites, both areas have lovely big pitches we stayed on the area closest to the children's play area and our 7 year old boy loved it, made lots of friends and it felt very safe. The other area of the site seems quieter and has some wonderful views (some seaviews).
Facilities excellent as usual CC standards, but some nice extra touches, van selling newspapers comes round every morning, also ice cream van in the early evening, and fish and chip van twice a week.
In a wonderful location with lovely walks, through a golf course into the village of West Runton and the beach, easily walked in 15 mins taking your time. Lovely beach with cafe and gift shop and if you decide to take the car £2 for all day. West Runton has a spar, cafe, camping shop(Very useful) and a general store also a very nice pub called the Village Inn with a lovely beer garden.
Love this area, 2 miles from Cromer, Sheringham and close to Wells, Hunstanton etc loads to do and there is a train station in 5 mins walking distance from the site which goes to all these places and Norwich if you don't want to drive.
We loved it so much we left our caravan in storage there and are going back for most of the summer holidays instead of going to Dorset.
Just returned from a May bank holiday 3 night break. A lovely, picturesque site, some pitches with sea views - but even more beautiful sights a short walk up the hill. In fact, the walks are extensive, short or long, depending on your preference.
There are four toilet blocks which seems a lot but it is a big site - 263 pitches. However, because the pitches are set out in many different 'area's' you are never looking at a sea of caravans - just lovely greenery.
We parked on a larger, lower area near the children's playground which kept our two ten year old daughters entertained. The surrounding woods and walks into East / West Runton, Sheringham and Cromer kept our two 14-year old boys happy - but we were blessed with dry, warm weather! We had left our dogs at home for this break but is a canine paradise!
The toilet blocks are warm and clean - the usual club standard. The wardens were helpful and friendly - I found this site particularly relaxing as you don't feel that you are being constantly 'watched' by the wardens, as can be the case with other club sites.
Nearest pub is in East Runton - probably 15 mins walk away. Didn't go in but looked pleasant with nice garden area. There are another couple of pubs in village too but didn't try them either. The beach is about 30 mins walk away or 5 mins drive. Sandy beach with large rocks/boulders to prevent further erosion.
Reception stocks basics and few sweets / ices for the kids, but there is a spar shop in the village, along with a caravan accessory shop.
We spoke to other caravanners who rated the site highly and return often - that in itself, I feel, is a good commendation.
Please be aware though, the majority of the pitches are extremely unlevel - levelling blocks will be needed. Put plenty of blocks in your boot and some chocks! When you arrive you are told to find your pitch then return to reception for barrier key, but despite looking for the levellest pitch available, we struggled to find one and spent the weekend rolling out of bed despite our best efforts with the few levellers we had.
We have decided to return for our main holiday during the summer instead of visiting beautiful Cornwall as we found the site and surrounding area to be as scenic (and saves £200 petrol costs!)and plenty to see in the area.
Finally - if you choose to visit follow the directions provided by the Club - not sat nav!
Negative points: the access road to the site is not signed from the main road, being advised to 'read your handbook' on arrival is no consolation for having endured a stressful 1/2 hr manoeuvring a large caravan around a bunch of wrong turns! A simple A4 sign on the main road visible to traffic from both directions would be very helpful indeed! We arrived from the wrong direction via a road unsuitable for caravans - nothing like sally sat nav to get it wrong! The site itself is accessed via a long and in places narrow access road which cuts through a golf course (don’t forget your clubs!). You do think 'where are we going now.' but stick with the 5mph signage (the only clue you are on the right track).
The site is excellent, the layout is fantastic, long winding road leading to many smaller pitch areas, lovely children’s play park with nice open pitches around it. The wardens were helpful, site clean, toilets up to usual standard and showers are of the 'non button pressing kind!'
The beach at West Runton is as described 15 min walk or a lazy 2 min trip in the car - there are also lots of other dog walks around the site if the sand has got everywhere! The walk around the site road is I am told 1m which is enough of a stroll on an evening. West Runton shops used - the Spar shop, open till 9pm well stocked. Lilly's cafe - The best full English eaten this year! Pedlars Barrow, toyshop selling traditional toys, puppets and more - well worth a visit.
Very nice site . Stayed on side away from children's play area. Brilliant facilities. Some pitches are very steep and require extensive blocking, the constructions required have to be seen to be believed. I wondered if some of the members had hired in cranes . We opted for a flat one on a nice terrace towards top of hill. A very relaxing peaceful week.
I stayed here for a week in July, just as the school holidays started so the site was pretty busy. It is a varied site - you can choose virtual seclusion in the trees, areas with just a few units or a larger area with what can seem like a sea of 'vans! We chose a terrace for this visit, well away from the play area (we know these can get busy in peak times and although we have an 8 year old and a 2 year old ourselves, find it better to take a trip there rather than bedtimes be disrupted!) and there were less than a dozen units where we were. We even had a sea view in the distance - stunning as the sun went down! Most of the site requires levelling blocks and the pitches do vary in their requirements but you can choose your spot accordingly.
The toilet blocks are standard Caravan Club ones, they could probably do with a bit of cosmetic updating but the facilities are essentially great. The Toddler room we used looked newly done and was superb.
The location of this site is spot on. A 5 minute cycle ride down to the beach (15 minutes back again as it is uphill!), 10 minute walk to an animal rescue centre (formerly the Shire Horse Centre), a couple of shops in the village, including a Spar shop, newspaper shop (they also come round the site each morning), cafe and a well equipped camping shop. Within 10 minutes walk from the site is the Bittern railway line. One way takes you to Sheringham in less than 5 minutes, the other way is 5 minutes to Cromer; the train also goes to the Norfolk Broads and into Norwich. We went to Wroxham and it cost the 4 of us £7.80 with our family railcard - we concluded that it would have cost us more than that in diesel and parking by car or motorhome! There is also a comprehensive bus service with various buses travelling through, again at reasonable cost.
The wardens were incredibly hard working and keep the site looking beautiful. Yes, they keep you on your toes but surely that is what they are there for - they are only doing their job and lets face it , it must be a horrible job at times!
We will return - ideal base for a family seaside holiday. We left our motorhome on pitch the whole week and cycled, walked or used public transport the whole time we were there.
First visit to this site and it will not be the last. The location is lovely. We pitched in the first half of the site, in the terraces, near the second of four facility blocks. We preferred this part of the site as the second half appeared very crowded. Facilities as expected of the Caravan Club are excellent and well presented by the friendly wardens.
This is great site for walking and the numerous paths and Incleboro Hill are easily accessed from the footpath that runs through the site. Cromer is an easy walk via footpaths and East Runton. Felbrigg Hall is also walkable although you have to use the roadways in places which are not walker friendly. Local walking maps are available from reception but be warned they are defintely not to scale.
Local transport is good, using either the train from West Runton station, which goes to Cromer and beyond to Norwich or the other way to Sherringham where you can pick up the steam train to Holt. Buses run regularly from the vbottom of Station Road.
A visit to the Shire Horse centre is good for an afternoon treat or a walk around Sherringham Park. Nearest beach is approx 1 mile and acessible via the lane opposite the end of Station Road. Also a good pub is on the junction of this lane.
When open, a climb up Cromer church tower is recommended but only if you have a head for heights and steep steps.
Superb what a fab site fourth time we have been and we have never been disappointed. Our two children made firm friends for the week lots of games of man hunt ,hide and seek etc,great fun had by all. Great dog walks, she is a springer so she rarely tires, so the slopes gave her hours of fun. What a view at the top I think we will never tire of that! After walking back from another day on the beach we stopped off at the golf club and had a drink very nice end to the day. The site is well managed very pleasant wardens who are busy all day but nothing is too much trouble. We only live a few miles down the coast from Incleboro it is always a pleasure to go and a great start to our summer of camping
This is a lovely relatively peaceful site. Due to the terraced layout, it does feel like a smaller site than it is.
The facilities are well kept and clean, with plenty of hot water from proper showers, not the time out push button type. There is also a proper mother and toddler room, with a small toilet, a baby bath at waist level, and a small bath with small shower over it - much easier than bathing the baby in the van!
The site itself is only a short walk from the village, and the (sandy) beach.
There is a dog walk just off site, but be warned there are signs warning of adders in the vicinity.
Overall, its a lovely site, and we'll definitely be going back. We met a couple that had spent a fortnight there every year for the past 30 years!
We have spent a couple of nights at this most beautiful site. The site is very picturesque & quiet. You will need levellers as most of the pitches are uneven. It is very close to the local village where you can eat, drink & shop. It's around 3 miles from Cromer although there is a station outside the site and buses from the village. We cycled into Cromer and chained the bikes in the local High Street whilst we ambled around. It was a pleasant journey although the road may be a bit busy at times. Toilets & showers are clean and plentiful. There is a reasonable play park on site for the children. The only draw back is that there are too many dogs and several were off their leads on the site, but this seems typical with CC places. You will not regret visiting here, we will certainly return
We spent a week at Incleboro fields in August and it is a lovely site, it is a little hilly in places and the approach through the golf course needs care but these are just minor disadvantages that are far outweighed by the advantages
It is a large site with some 260 grass pitches some of which are set on terraces which gives the impression of a much smaller site, further round the site towards the children’s play area it is far more open, there are also a small number of serviced pitches available at a small supplement each with water and waste connections, there are 4 toilet blocks 2 of which have laundry facilities , the reception doubles as a small shop selling the usual necessities and next door is a information room with suggestions to help plan your stay.
When we were there a fish and chip van called twice a week and a ice cream man went round the site nightly.
Its a short walk into West Runton which has a Good pub which serves food there is also a post office and general store and a green grocer and a butcher, there is also one of the best stocked camping and caravan accessory shops you will ever find, just in case you have forgotten something.
The railway station is near the site entrance if you don't want to use the car and the bus runs through the village. There are some lovely walks from the site, we walked both to Sheringham and to Cromer and there are some great views from the top of Incleboro hill.
We had a great time there and it's high on the list of places we will happily return to.
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No Tents 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
No Hardstandings 
Fully Serviced Pitches 
Families Welcome 
Club Members Only 
No Rallies 
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 
Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop <1 mile 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
Kids Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <5 miles 
No Wild Swimming 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
No Outdoor Pool 
No Horse Riding 
Cycle Hire <5 miles 
Golf On Site 
No Tennis 
Beach <5 miles 
Watersports <5 miles 
Boat Launch / Mooring <5 miles 
No Sea Views 
Not Working Farm 
No Campfires Allowed 
No Waterside Pitches 
Public Transport <1 mile
Offroad Dog Walk On Site or Direct Access 
What a lovely site, very big but doesn't feel it almost set out on two separate sites, both areas have lovely big pitches we stayed on the area closest to the children's play area and our 7 year old boy loved it, made lots of friends and it felt very safe. The other area of the site seems quieter and has some wonderful views (some seaviews). 
