Leith House

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Very expensive for what you get.

CL set in lovely surroundings and area.. unfortunately felt unloved and uncared for. Basically a field, which is great IF it is well maintained. This isn't. The Chemical waste disposal didn't appear to have ever been cleaned, and when using a CL surely this is a basic requirement? As a motorhome user, access to the fresh water not good, and there did not appear to be anywhere specific to empty waste water On the plus side plenty of room between guests, - however the whole time we were on site there were 6 outfits. Would not return here

Sakers

Reviewed on 12/07/2019 10:17

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Basic CL

Plenty of space here but the grass was long and the field uneven. Fresh water tap requires a larger than usual hose connector. There is a hose in the hedgerow for " rinsing " , no drain and not sure what it's meant for. We had a nice peaceful night but not one of our favourite sites.

Bazzer22

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Reviewed on 17/05/2019 09:29

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Excellent basic CL in a central location for North Norfolk Coast

Large slightly uneven sloping grassed field with electric points around three sides and mains water by the entrance. Approach down a dirt track offering peace and tranquillity and a superb location for visiting the North Norfolk coast. On our visit the grass was a little long and could prove tricky if wet otherwise an excellent rural basic CL. The two donkeys and free range chickens in the field adjacent were a delight.

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Reviewed on 16/05/2019 08:42

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Everything a CL Should be

The site is a large field surrounded by trees with electrical hook up points around the perimeter. Access to Burnham Market is easy about 40 mins walk. Access to local beaches and Holkham Hall also very easy would recommend purchasing a large scale map so that you can identify all footpaths and rights of way. Dressed crab available at the fish shop in Burnham Market but usually sold out early Monday morning but plenty rest of week. Not too certain about the Coasthopper Bus running pat the site we drove to Cley and Morston Church where there are free carparks and used the Coasthopper bus from Wells to Cromer. Site is quiet and the pitches are level, or at least ours was. Use access from Burnham Market then Burnham Overy Town since the road in from Wells involves a very sharp left turn. Look on street view on Google maps and you will see what we mean. Clive is very friendly comes and checks up to see if all is OK in the morning and late afternoon. This is a good base for exploring the North Norfolk coast without being too close to a town major road and associated noise. We will visit again since the journey from White Colne to Burnham Overy makes it suitable for a long weekend of 4 to 5 days. Thanks Clive the site is everything a CL should be.

AcoupleofOldies

Caravanner from Essex

Reviewed on 07/07/2018 11:31

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Lovely large CL site

Stayed here in August. Easy to find just off the main road from Burnham Market. The site is large with plenty of room between caravans. The grass is a bit long and mole holes and tunnelling a bit of a problem when pegging down the awning. Clive is very friendly and helpful and is always checking that everybody is OK. Burham Market is close and you can walk to the coastal paths from the site. The site is in an excellent position for exploring this part of Norfolk. Would definately come again.

SRMANDMM

Reviewed on 10/10/2017 22:52

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Ideal Location for the beautiful North Norfolk Coast

With the recent installation of electric hookup it has made a huge bonus to this peaceful site. We have visited twice this year It is an ideal location for the beautiful North Norfolk coast and the coasthopper bus passes every hour which you can hail by the gate. It is also close to Holkham Hall, Burnham Thorpe and Burnham Market. We walked from the site to Burnham Overy beach....superb. It is a good cycling area too. The field is basic.....the grass was a little long in places but it is a very relaxed site with no regementation about pitching and we love the 'chooks' and the donkeys. Clive the owner is a very friendly chap and he checks every day that all is well. If you visit during the plum season then we can recommend the delicious plums too!! This is one of our favourite sites and we will be back! Alan and Jane.

alanandjane

Reviewed on 24/07/2017 08:22

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Perfect Location

We were meeting up with friends for the weekend who were staying in Burnham Market and Wells so were positioned perfectly in between. The sites very spacious, relaxing and laidback. We were travelling with our four year old daughter and a puppy. They had plenty of space to run around without impacting on anyone else. Clive was extremely friendly and welcoming, we will definitely go back.

Reviewed on 12/07/2015 23:00

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Quiet CL

As a family of 4 and 2 dogs, this is our 3rd CL we've been to, normally stay on club sites due to shower blocks. Wanted a low cost holiday this year and was the best CL we have been to so far. The field was very spacious and had plenty of room to spread out with awning and chairs. Very quiet site, didn't hear any traffic. The person who runs the site was very friendly and came twice a day if any problems or a text away. Lovely location. Very good for walking to beach (1 hr) which is great for dog walks and children. Pub in next village and crabbing at harbour. 2 1/2 miles from Wells and 5 miles to Brancaster. Reasonable price for night with electric hook up. Stayed for 4 nights and will go back again.

glenwaby

Reviewed on 29/08/2014 15:26

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It's a field...

That said it is very quiet and peaceful. The owner was welcoming and allowed us to pick some apples before we left. For a one night stay en route it was perfectly adequate, it has a lot of potential but I have to accept that I do like things to be perfect and there has to be something for everyone out there, it is a lovely setting, a large field so you are not close to others and the site has a border of trees. The one thing I can say is that on this holiday we used a mix of CC sites/CL sites and commercial sites. I do not think I will ever stay on a commercial site again having experienced the cleanliness and almost perfection of club sites and CL's.

HeyJude999

Reviewed on 01/09/2013 17:09

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Free Range Site

A reasonable size CL field (1 acre) with free-range chickens running about. No electric hook-up available so at £10 a night it may be considered a little expensive but vans are free to pitch as they see fit without restriction. Very handy for local beaches at Wells, Holkham and Brancaster. The CL field is on the opposite side of the road to Leith House itself and while this initially looks to be a quiet single-track lane some large farm machinery used it at very high speed so if you have young children bear this in mind as it's easy to wander from the site to the road without drivers seeing you until the last second. The squashed hen we saw on the road is evidence of this. Grass was quite long when we visited at end of August but I suppose if it had been cut without collection then more would have trailed into the van. Site is adjacent to a plum orchard so depending on time of year you may be able to stock up on a punnet or two of plums or damsons from the sales stall (although again, even though it's close, if you choose to negotiate the single track lane to get to it on foot you may find yourself running for the verge.) Drinking water is handy for all with the tap by the field entrance but strangely the cess pit is in a totally different corner of the field to the toilet rinsing point which necessitated some trudging back and forth through the long wet grass.

GlagiousEye

Reviewed on 19/09/2012 13:04

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