The owners were away when we arrived but had told us exactly where we could park and also had left an information booklet which had all been communicated beforehand. They came to visit us as soon as they got back to ensure we'd settled in ok. The pitches on the site are very generous with lots of shrubs for privacy and the addition of a table and chairs on each pitch was a lovely touch. We were here during a heatwave so were outside more than we were inside.
There is an information room which is generously equipped with leaflets about local attractions, books, furniture and a t.v. There are free range chickens and ducks who wander the site, and can materialise seemingly from nowhere when you sit down to eat!! Their eggs are for sale too. The grass of the actual pitches was well-mown and the cut grass raked away, no mean feat when the temperatures are in the upper 20s, possibly higher.
The site is handy for just about everywhere by road and also provides access to a small network of local footpaths and a modest wildlife area run by the parish. It's surrounded by fields on 4 sides and there is an abundance of flora and fauna to be seen.
The only niggle, and this is no reflection on the site owners at all, is it can be a bit noisy. The access to everywhere comes at a cost and this is a busy A road which is the other side of the horse paddock and which was clearly audible throughout the day (although quieter at night). We may have noticed it more because it was so hot we had to have our windows open all day and night. Also on the first 3 days there were jets landing and taking off at RAF Marham nearby and the noise of their engines was earsplitting as they were so low. However what an opportunity to plane spot if that is an interest for you! Again, the jets didn't fly at night and after the 3 days we didn't hear them for the rest of the week.
We thoroughly recommend this site and enjoyed our week's stay here.
