About

Situated on the North Norfolk coast, we are a rural holiday destination for campers and caravaners in the peaceful village of Happisburgh. Just a 10 minute walk from the beach, our family run site hosts 130 private static caravans and welcomes touring visitors back year after year.

Open between Easter weekend and 31st October each year, we are situated under the shadow of Happisburgh's candy striped lighthouse.

Local amenities include our on site shop and village pub, The Hillhouse, with regular street food vans hosted over the warmer months. We welcome dogs, up to two per pitch and play host to many annual events, most notably the local beer festival which runs over the summer solstice.

Facilities:

• Modern shower block comprised of separate male and female areas, both of which are excellently maintained with thorough and regular cleaning. We have two family shower rooms available. Baby changing facilities are available in our accessible and female shower rooms
• Our elsan point is easily accessible and is equipped with a flush away unit
• Large accessible facilities include a complete suite of toilet, shower and baby changing unit
• We have a shop for your everyday essentials for food & drink
• Laundry block equipped with modern washing machines, tumble dryers and a hand washing sink
• Wash up area with large stainless steel sinks and drainers situated centrally between the camping fields
• Refuse area for general and recyclable waste and a large easily accessible grey waste area
• Additional car parking area for visiting guests

With sprawling coastal paths and rambling countryside aplenty, North Norfolk is a famed walking destination. As the oldest archeological site in Northern Europe, Happisburgh village is home to Norfolk's Deep History Interactive Coast Path offering local discovery for those after an adventure - you could even turn your hand to fishing!

Happisburgh is also a great base for cycling - venture to Cromer and sample one of the town's famous crabs or stay closer to home and visit Waxham Beach, Horsey Windpump and Sea Palling to name a few. If instead you're looking for a slower way to spend the day, Happisburgh beach's sandy stretches are the perfect place to lounge.

There are numerous other places to visit and things to do with only a short drive to the Norfolk Broads, National Trust properties, East Ruston open gardens, seal trips, Cromer and Sheringham Piers, Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach and Golden Mile and the Weybourne Tank and Military Museum.