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Had a lovely break at Stoney Brook. We booked to go on the Tuesday after the bank holiday with some reservation because of the review that there is only one shower and two loos in each shower block but this was not a problem at all. The site was virtually full but I only waited once for the shower and never for the toilets. The site was clean and well kept, the loos a little tired but I've been in much worse. This is a great site good value for money and well situated for visiting all of North Norfolk. Bacon wood was fab for walking the dogs each day too.
This is a lovely quiet site which is excellently maintained and laid out. The grass pitches are all large, some appeared to be unlevel but there were chocks provided to sort this so it wasn't a problem.
There are plenty of local beaches to visit, the nearest in Bacton which was a 5 minute drive, or further a field you come across some of the prettiest quiet beaches and if you are lucky you may see some seals.
The nearest supermarket is in North Walsham, 5 minutes drive, where you will also find take aways, garages etc. We will definitely be re-visiting this site and would recommend it to anyone wanting peace and quiet in a lovely setting.
We stayed for 2 nights in July, a lovely site, nothing was too much for the owner, The pitch is grass but fairly level with an electric hook up close by. It is very clean and well kept.
There is 1 shower and 2 loos for the ladies and 1 shower and 1 loo for the gents but we never had to queue and there was always lots of hot water. One evening trip to the shower we saw lots of frogs making their way home, we also saw a barn owl hunting, fantastic.
There are lots of lovely walks too. Our motorbike broke down and the owner tried very hard to find us a vehicle to rent, we found Countryside cars who picked us up and dropped us back at the site when we returned the car for £15 per day bargain.
We cannot fault this site there is even a small shed by the showers selling fresh eggs and cakes and there was loads of information on the area too. We will be back very soon
We recently spent 7 days at Stoney Brook and felt it only right that we left an up to date review of the site.
As mentioned in previous reviews, on arrival your name is on a board with your pitch number beside a small site map. So you can go straight to your pitch. Straight away you notice how well kept the site is.
Shortly after our arrival we were welcomed by the owner David who was very friendly. He told us about the local walks, beaches, pubs and where the nearest shops are.
The site is on a slope so chocks are needed and each pitch has a wooden one provided. We stayed on pitch 5 and for the first 2 Days there was a lot of rain, as there was previous to our arrival and we had no issues with mud or the pitch being soggy as is a complaint from a previous review. We also had no problem getting a TV signal although we do use a large digital ariel.
The site is a nice quiet one with lovely views of fields and woodland. We took our Dog and there is a paddock available to let him run around off the lead.
Bacton wood is only a short walk away, down a 'quiet lane' road with hundreds of acres of lovely woodland to let him run about once there.
The Toilet and shower block was Good and clean although a little busy when the site is fully occupied. By the toilets is an information shed with details of things to do in the area. They also sell eggs, homemade cake and marmalade from it, you just leave you money in an honesty pot.
We both agreed that we absolutely enjoyed our stay at Stoney Brook and will definitely return in the future.
Just got back from spending 6 nights on this site. Its one of the best sites that we have stayed on. It is an Adult Only Site which was a bonus for us.
On arrival your name is on the gate with your pitch number, so you just drive on and set up, (makes a change not to be ask for money as soon as you turn up!) It is a very well kept site and the pitches are very generous,
The shower and toilet are basic but very clean. The owners sell free range eggs and home-made fruit cake etc, of which the money goes to local church. All the produce is First Class.
North Walsham is only a 5 mins drive to buy supplies etc. We found a good beach at Cart Gap, which was very good, Penny our cocker spaniel like that part of the holiday the best.
What a lovely site this is. Very well kept, and very spacious pitches. TV reception was very poor at the time we visited, especially along the top edge of the site under the trees. This may of changed now due to the digital switch over, but be prepared. Shower and toilet facilities were basic but clean.
The owner is very relaxed about collecting your money, it took two days to pay our fees! It was lovely to visit a site where there were no children screaming, and apart from a little road noise, the site was very peaceful.
We also had our dog with us, and although the site enforces a 'keep dogs on short leads' policy, they have a paddock on the edge of the site, which they allow the dogs to be exercised in off leads when the horses are not there.
We will definitely be returning to this gem of a site, it is a great base for touring many parts of Norfolk.
Great little site. Totally uncrowded, quiet. We chose it because it's adults only. Nothing against children, it's just that Claire works in a primary school. A change is as good as a rest.
Toilets and showers very clean. Lawns nicely cut and cleared. Owner, June Hannant, makes and sells marmalade and brilliant fruit cakes and sells eggs, to raise money for local church.
A nice walk into North Walsham via Mill Lane, not much traffic. I made it a tad over 2 miles to the church.
We made an attempt to walk to the beach near Bacton/Keswick. According to Google Earth, a tad over 3 miles. No footpath and lots of traffic, seemed too dangerous. We passed the turning to Mill Road, about 100 yds, turned round and decided to walk to North Walsham via Mill Lane.
We got a bus to Mundesley, £3:40 each, return. Beach was very clean and very uncrowded. We went during Easter holidays, midweek, weather was unseasonal, extremely warm and dry.
North Walsham has a good number of local shops and at least 3 supermarkets. A good number of restaurants, fish and chips etc.
The site was lovely and tranquil. Everyone there was very helpful and friendly and helped us out when we had a few issues with our caravan. We was on pitch 4 which gave us a lovely view of the whole site and the countryside around us. There was no mud patches and plenty of grass all around us. The toilets/shower was very clean and well maintained like the whole site.
Thank you David and June for all your help especially in letting us stay later which was a great help. I would recommend this site to anyone and everyone looking for a quiet, friendly and helpful holiday.
We found that Stoney brook was a small but friendly site with all the facilities within easy reach, they were well maintained and were cleaned on a daily basis. We found that most of the other campers were not only friendly but very helpful and were told by them that as it was a small site it was advisable to pre book a pitch, which most of the other campers had. We intend to make a return visit in 2011. We also feel that the tariff is very reasonable for the area and would recommend it to anybody who wants a relaxing holiday as there are very few rules. North Walsham is a very nice little shopping area with shops that cater for every taste. The seaside is just a few mins drive from the site. Finally we would like to thank David & June for making our holiday so enjoyable
This site is a lovely tranquil little place with woods nearby with way marked walks but I'm afraid from the off our holiday was marred.
I had this site booked for well over a year and I was looking forward to it so much.
Our friends went a day earlier than us but wouldn't have stayed if they had been on their own.
When they arrived they found, they had been allocated the worst pitch on site, there was no grass it was all mud. The owner said it had been like it all year, someone had used a non breathable ground sheet. Our friends asked to move but were told that the other pitches were booked up, even though throughout the week some became vacant.
It seemed the obvious thing to use that pitch for short stays and let it rest some of the time. The owner told them to move down and park the van over the mud, but it was such a large area that when their neighbours arrived they were not best pleased as they were squashed in a corner.
Our pitch was only a little better and we had to place the caravan over a damp bare patch, the grass is not very tight knit in this area and soon gets muddy in the awning when it rains. We didn't use a groundsheet at all as we didn't want it to get it filthy.
Ask to be put anywhere but pitches 4, 5 or 6 along the back by the trees the grass seems to stay very wet all the time, the other pitches appear to be lovely.
The toilets and showers on site were were hot, and kept clean by wardens who were caretaking as the owners went away on the Sunday.
There are some quiet roads here and there but the road past the site to North Walsham is narrow and people use it like a race track, we had taken our bikes but didn't use them.
T. V reception is very poor so you will need back up.
The beach at Walcott is lovely and part of it is dog friendly, there is an excellent chippy there.
The nearest pub is the Bluebell though not walk able, serves nice meals although a little pricey. The Duke of Wellington at Bacton has live music, serves meals and has a regular carvery.
To sum up, I would recommend this site, it is inexpensive, for the most part tranquil and very tidy but I was very disappointed with the condition and position of our pitches despite having been booked for so long and the fact that they wouldn't let our friends move.
Owner's response: The complaint about PITCH 5 being muddy has been resolved by removing tree near pitch. Very wet month when Janx was there.
Complaint about bare patch on PITCH 6: Previous visitor on for 3 weeks with breathable ground sheet which was inaffective. We could not offer other pitches as all were pre booked.
Re the narrow road. Our site is a lovely location in the country with a (two-car width) country road past the site. About half of our visitors bring bikes and use them. TV RECEPTION. Satellite reception is good. Some large trees have been removed to assist in other forms of reception.
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No Tents 
Caravan Pitches 
Motorhome Pitches 
Small Campervans 
No Glamping Units 
No Statics for Hire 
No Statics for Sale 
No Seasonal Pitches 
Electric Hookups 
Hardstanding Pitches 
No Fully Serviced Pitches 
Adults Only 
Not Members Only 
No Rallies 
Not Naturist Site 
Dogs Welcome 
No Dogs Allowed 
Groups Welcome 
Toilet Facilities 
Hot Showers 
Washing Up 
No Bathroom 
No Baby Changing 
No Laundry 
Drinking Water 
Disabled Friendly 
Chemical Disposal 
No Battery Charging 
No Gas Exchange 
Recycling Facilities 
No Kitchen Facilities 
No Freezer / Fridge 
No Motorhome Point 
Wifi Access 
Shop <1 mile 
Bar <1 mile 
Restaurant or Cafe or Takeaway <1 mile 
No Playground 
No TV Room 
No Games Room 
No Evening Ents 
Fishing <5 miles 
Wild Swimming <5 miles 
Indoor Pool <5 miles 
No Outdoor Pool 
Horse Riding <5 miles 
No Cycle Hire 
Golf <5 miles 
Tennis <5 miles 
Beach <5 miles 
Watersports <10 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 
Had a lovely break at Stoney Brook. We booked to go on the Tuesday after the bank holiday with some reservation because of the review that there is only one shower and two loos in each shower block but this was not a problem at all. The site was virtually full but I only waited once for the shower and never for the toilets. The site was clean and well kept, the loos a little tired but I've been in much worse. This is a great site good value for money and well situated for visiting all of North Norfolk. Bacon wood was fab for walking the dogs each day too. 
