Holkham Hall
A Holkham Stories experience, woodland play area, ropes course, cycle and boat hire, gift shop and café.
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Why stay here ...
This is a wonderfully secluded quiet site, just one mile from the sea (Burnham Overy Staithe) in an area of outstanding natural beauty. Sitting in the centre of the North Norfolk Coast it provides fantastic access to the beautiful villages dotted along the coast as well as being just over a mile from the popular village of Burnham Market which boasts many high quality independent shops including deli's, restaurants, butchers and fishmongers.
The famous wide sandy beaches at Holkham and Wells Next the Sea are just 3 and 5 miles away respectively. There are many fantastic pubs and restaurants in the surrounding villages serving fresh local produce.
The site itself, in a charming rural setting, sits next to the unique family run Leith House orchards witch includes over 3000 plum and apple trees as well as an abundance of wildlife. A place to relax as well as enjoy all the North Norfolk Coast has to offer.
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Sites key:
- Postcode:
- PE31 8JL
- GPS:
- Lat 52.950645 / Lon 0.758797
- OS field ref:
- TF854428
- OS map ref:
- 132
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- Daily public transport within 1 mile
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Lovely two days
Leith House
Very accommodating, quick to answer email enquires, quiet and peaceful next to lovely orchard with excellent plums!! We missed the entrance on the way in but we had approached from the opposite side to that instructed.
Brigid C
Reviewed on 06/08/2024 18:40
Great site in North Noffolk
Leith House
This was exactly what we wanted. A good size field even with part of it sectioned off when we went because of soft ground after heavy rain. It is ideally placed for the various 'Burnhams' - onetime seven villages all called Burnham ...... About 1 mle from the coastal dunes and similar to the toiwn or village of Burnham Market where there are all the shops, cafes and pubs that anyone would need.
Rural North Norfolk
Leith House
Perfect location to view the surrounding villages and attractions of the North Norfolk coast and more.
The CAMC handbook suggests arrival ( from the west) via the A149. I gambled on the A148 from Kings Lynne and then the B1153 & B1155. We have a 25ft long unit, and I think this is the best route as the A149 is much further and can also be narrow in places. The B1155 is a little uneven in places.
The site is a green oasis surrounded by tall trees. The orchard can be accessed from the site. The facilities are basic but more than suitable for this kind of location and we have no complaints at all. Everywhere from Kings Lynne to Cromer are within an hours drive from the site, and Burnham Market & Burnham Overy Staithe are easily walkable, although the road into Burnham Market is without a footpath in places.
We would love to return here in future, and will do when the opportunity arises and would highly recommend.
Peace and quiet
Leith House
A very quiet field with basic facilities. Plenty of space to spread out. Beautiful surrounding area but you do need some form of transport. Roads are quiet enough to cycle. If you don’t want all the facilities, but want to explore north Norfolk then this is the ideal site.
Just what a CL should be
Leith House
For those of us who don't want the high life frippery of showers, clubhouse, hard standings or serried ranks of caravans, this is a perfect place.
Spacious field with hook ups widely positioned. Pitch where you want. Easy access. Surrounded by trees giving shelter from winds, this means no wide ranging vistas.
However, a walk along the nearby lane for a mile and a half sees you in the dunes next to the sea. The Staithes are sometimes busy but free parking can usually be had (bonus for me!!)
What else can I say? A tap, a disposal point, bins. Don't need or want any more, thanks.
For those faint of heart, follow the directions. Following the Sat Nav can lead you down narrow lanes with few passing places, but nothing really serious.
AlwynMike
Reviewed on 31/07/2022 23:06
