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Just went for 4 night to test our new tent, had good reviews and not too far from us. What a lovely site, wardens and staff very friendly and helpful.
Site spotless and well looked after, dog walking field has paths mowed into a meadow, so lots of birds and bunnies! safe to let dogs off in the lower part but if you think they will chase rabbits be careful as edge of walk is on the cliff. But perfect for when you camp.
They also had a brilliant field for footie and tennis, and a very large play area with kiddies things.
New shower block which is excellent and as we were over the far end, the older shower block wasn't open, but the toilets were and they were always spotless.
There is a launderette too and other things which we didn't explore.
The beach is about a 15minute walk away across fields, dogs are not allowed on a very small area which is marked on a map, but otherwise you can let them off lead and you can also walk to Cromer.
Good recycling without the hassle, just put recycling loose in the bins and non recycling stuff in plastic bags.
We left just as the BH peops arrived and the site was going to be full, pitches good size we had a premium pitch and were not far from water etc.
It was mainly vans and motorhomes, there was only one other tent when we got there, but quite a few arrived on the Saturday we left.
This was our first ever family camping trip. We went with experienced campers and upon arrival it was easy to arrange adjacent plots. We had an EHU plot which was spacious, level and the grass was well kept. There is a small shop on site for essentials, children's play park set on the edge of a field for ball games and the beach is within walking distance. There is a pub a short walk away if you fancy a meal out or just for a drink. There is a family shower block which had some shower rooms that need updating while others have clearly been updated recently but all were clean and spacious. There is a very modern and bright toilet and shower block adjacent to the shop. The location is beautiful however the road does cause some noise at night but nothing too bothersome. Cromer is a few minutes away by car if you want to take the children crabbing on the pier. The cliff top location of the site does mean it can get very cold at night (we were there in April when the days were lovely but the nights were bitter cold) so take extra blankets and heaters (if using EHU). Staff were pleasant and helpful. Overall we had a very enjoyable 3 night stay and would not hesitate to book this site again in the future.
Spent three night on this great site, well run and very clean. Staff were very welcoming and efficient. There are plenty of toilets, water taps, showers etc. The shower block at reception is modern, warm and clean. We were near the BBQ block, these showers/toilets are dated but efficient. The dog walk is good but unfortunately you can't access the beach from the site anymore due to costal erosion but it is possible to walk along the cliff top to west Runton and access the beach there, this takes 10 to 15 minutes. Dogs are ok on beach until 1st of May as in most places.
We walked into East Runton and onto the beach there, the beach is very stoney most of the way, we walked along to Cromer and spent the afternoon there before walking back along footpath by the road. This is a nice walk and takes about 30 minutes.
Cromer is a very nice place to visit with lots of places to eat and interesting shops. We had lunch at The King Head in the beer garden. The food was good and we were able to take the dog in. The wine was very nice but my husband prefers proper ale as you get in Yorkshire!
All in all a great weekend. Would definitely revisit this site.
Stayed there for just one night. On a pitch next to main road, quite busy through the day but quiet on a night (but might be different in summer). Shop was well stocked but the local village of East Runton was a 5 minute walk, which has a nice pub (Dozy Doormouse) a shop and a pub converted in to a Greek/Cyprus restaurant which was very good (if a little dear at £30 a head for a set menu). A 20(ish) minute walk in to Cromer for a nice seaside town with some interesting shops etc. Site was very quiet but only a third full when we stayed. Shower and toilet block looked brand new, under floor heating and very clean. Didn't look to have a huge amount for kids to keep busy with but no problem for us. Would go back again.
Just returned after a week at this site. Reception staff very friendly and welcoming, the reception also doubles as a shop that is stocked well, with all the basics, fresh meat for BBQ, also some basic camping equipment. We stayed on a standard serviced pitch with electric hook up, which was a very generous in size. Although this is quite a large site they have an 11pm quiet policy, which everyone seemed to adhere to, unfortunately we were situated right next to the road, which is quite noisy, invest in earplugs although didn't seem to affect hubby. The toilet and shower blocks were a little dated but were extremely clean, there is also 2 family bathrooms with baths, which is great if you have small children. The play area is well maintained. The beach, local pubs, chippy and shop are just are 5 minute walk away and the small town of Cromer is just 20 minute walk. I would definitely stay here again, but would ask to situated away from the road.
Have just returned from a second visit to Woodhill Park and loved it just as much as we did last year. Pleased to see that they have plans to refurbish the main shower block over the winter. We were close to the small shower block at the top right hand side of the park and the showers were really only a dribble, not good on a chilly morning!
We had some very windy weather over the week and you do feel quite exposed but putting in hedges would spoil the sea views so I can see why they have left it as it is. Its a lovely location and a lovely family friendly park. We will be back!
We stayed here for one night last Saturday. We were welcomed on arrival. Reception staff ver pleasant. Reception also doubles as the shop and has all the usual basic food items as well as wines and spirits. Nice cakes and pastries.
The pitches are very large and more than enough space for a caravan, awning and car. We had a campervan and awning. Water and waste facilities are dotted around the site and the staff request you separate food rubbish from general rubbish as they have a very good recycling standard to uphold.
The showers and toilets were clean and tidy. Shower pressure a bit weedy but not a problem. Washing up sinks at the end of the toilet block produce very hot water!
The site was about 3/4 full on our visit but still lovely and quiet. There were some young 20 somethings camping nearby who were model campers, tidy, chatting and laughing quietly. Lovely!
The cliffs are just a 5 minute walk between the children's playground and dog walking area so we took our dog along the cliffs a short way then down on to the beach and walked to Sheringham about 2 1/2 miles. Sheringham is a lovely little place with a mix of high st and independant/artisan shops. As you would expect fish and chips are abundant and much to my husband's delight, so are jellied eels, whelks, dressed and plain crab, lobster etc. Finished off with an ice cream we were ready for the walk back. Be aware of the tide times if you want to walkthe beach. The sea comes right to the base of the cliffs.
Back on site the shop is open until 8pm and, provided no-one is booked on to the pitch the next day, you can have 2 extra hours and stay till noon fre of charge. Any later costs £10. 00
Great place for singles families and lovely views from cliffs. I'd definitely go back again.
Lovely site, we had a pitch near the cliff top which was great. Shower rooms and toilets were immaculate. Lovely shop/reception which was very handy for the morning paper. The staff were very helpful too. Nice walk into Cromer and we cycled to Sheringham, easy cycle ride. Lovely walks. We would certainly recommend it. Are we going back, to right we will.
Really lovely campsite, was very nice, peaceful and quiet (we are quite picky with this!) Had no complaints whatsoever, thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. There is a shop/ reception which is a great addition to the site, and the staff were all really friendly and helpful. Thank you, will come again soon!
We spent spring bank holiday weekend here and it has probably become our new favourite local site. We backed on to the main road but the seaview from inside and outside of the caravan more than made up for that in my book. It also meant we were in a more sheltered part of the site. We did have to queue for showers in the morning but the block was nice and warm, and they are planning to redo the dated block near reception over winter.
I can see why some people don't rate it as highly but for us (with kids aged 7 and 10) it was ideal. Seaviews, direct access to coastal walks and the beach. Lovely views and can watch the sun set over the sea. The kids loved the really well equipped play areas and very generous ball games area.
We went into Sheringham one day to mooch round the shops and had a good pub lunch in the two Lifeboats on the sea front. The other day we want for a walk in Sheringham Park which was beautiful as the rhododendrons were in flower.
We have been to this site once before in 2010 and not much has changed apart from more of the cliff has been eroded. The staff are friendly and helpful and there were no dramas booking other than it was full on the days we wanted so had to change to a couple of days later. Pitches are allocated at the time of booking and are large enough for most needs. Our tent is 8x5m and there was still plenty of room. Shower and toilet blocks were clean and more than adequate. There is a kids play park and field near the site entrance. Although situated near to the main road into Cromer, traffic noise was not an issue but I suppose being further away from the road on this visit helped. Free WiFi is included but when it worked was only good enough for a bit of web browsing. I just relied on my phone which got a reasonable 3G signal.
The site is great for access to the beach, which is just a short walk along a cliff top path and down a ramp. The beach is clean and if you are feeling energetic and the tide is on its way out, you can walk to Cromer and back. There are some excellent short walks into the countryside from the campsite but you will need an OS map to find the paths as navigation is not straight forward.
Unfortunately, the weather wasn’t great for the period we stayed and only the first and last days were totally rain free. As we are members of the National Trust, it came in handy on those rainy days as there are a few properties around Norfolk worth visiting.
The reception also doubles as a shop but realistically if you are staying for a week, Morrisons in Cromer will meet all your needs.
Norwich is worth a visit if you haven’t been there before and for a day out, boat hire on the Broads is always a possibility. There are also plenty of cycle routes around the county if you want an alternative to walking.
There are a couple of pubs on the main road in to Cromer so on the last evening to save cooking we tried the Fishing Boat in East Runton. However, don’t expect anything more than basic food!
I think we would camp at this site again but like before, might leave it a few years as there is the rest of the country to explore.
We have just spent a brilliant week at Woodhill Park with my two kids aged 12 and 14. The site is in a fantastic location with just a short walk in either direction to a nice sandy beach.
We walked into Cromer several times by walking along a short stretch of narrow footpath to East Runton then walking on the beach. It took us just over half an hour. Cromer is a lovely seaside town and has everything you could need, including a Morrisons, Halfords and Argos.
We enjoyed Sheringham, Cley and Blakeney and visited the Muckleburgh Collection. We also got the train into Norwich for a day and did a boat trip on the broads.
The site itself is large, we had one of the EHU pitches near the main toilet block. I was initially a bit concerned about the noise of the busy A road which you can hear from many parts of the site but after the first day we didn't really hear it and it didn't bother us.
The pitches are set out in rows and I like the fact that your pitch is marked so you know which is your area. We didn't have any problems with people walking across our pitch, other than a few people who walked past close to our tent late at night talking loudly! Although busy during the day we didn't have any issues with noise at night.
One of the best things about this site is the large open field for kids to play on with tennis nets, football goal, crazy golf, sandpit and play equipment. My kids loved it and there was enough room for everyone to play away from the tents and caravans.
The site has a great shop and its open long enough to be really useful. So nice to be able to pick up a newspaper and a pint of milk without having to get in the car.
I could only think of a couple of small niggles. The showers in the main block were very very hot. My 12 yo couldn't stand under the water. This block is starting to look a bit tired and the facilities appeared to be only cleaned once a day which really isnt enough when the site is full. At times the potwash, showers and toilets were really dirty. There are family bathrooms and you can hire a key but we didn't bother with these.
My kids say its one of the best sites they have been to in 8 years of camping - praise indeed! -and we will definitely go back for another visit.
Check in really easy. Staff friendly. Site shop well stocked. Had lovely bread and buns from local bakery. Prices not too expensive.
Had premium pitch, pitch 47, where you could just see the sea. Campsite looked full but was never very noisy. Was very peaceful and quiet when sat outside.
Good play area and field for kids. Well away from all caravans and tents so that helps with noise. The site is next to a busy road so would recommend a pitch nearer the coast as couldn't hear the road from there. Tent field was near the road and had a lot of traffic noise if pitched on the edge.
Showers always clean but one block was so hot you couldn't stand under them. The other block was a bit cool. A couple of the showers you had to press the button for water every two seconds which was a bit annoying. Family showers were lovely so we used them most. Only had to queue once all week.
Dog Walk along coast was lovely. The sunset was amazing. Short walk into West or East Runton was good. Had lovely meal in the Village Inn in West Runton. Lovely big beer garden. Short walk to Cromer was great too. Didn't need to bother getting the car out which we liked. All beach from West Runton and through East Runton, all the way into Cromer was dog friendly which was brilliant. Sand and sea was very clean.
The free WiFi was poor. Could very rarely get it and then it kicked you off it after 10 mins. But didn't really bother us.
Overall the site was lovely, small issue with showers but the location is fantastic. Would definitely visit again.
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Just went for 4 night to test our new tent, had good reviews and not too far from us. What a lovely site, wardens and staff very friendly and helpful. 
