The Sandringham Estate Club Campsite

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Good for families

What a jewel!

We fell in love with this site from the minute we drove up. Very peaceful and teeming with wildlife. We saw a deer on our first afternoon. So many walks direct from the site and if you need transport there is a bus stop outside the site. The Wifi is shocking, totally unusable in the evenings and not much better during the daytime. The fish and chip van that calls is not good. Our fish was very thin and so overcooked it was like eating nothing but batter. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend this site.

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Cornish girl

Reviewed on 17/05/2022 19:54

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Great stay

We have just returned from several days at this site - perfect for visiting Sandringham House and Gardens. Lots of walking in the Park. We walked to Castle Rising where we visited the English Heritage site. We visited Sandringham House which was beautiful. Bus stop outside the site with regular buses into Kings Lynn and Hunstanton.

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Motorhomer

Reviewed on 07/05/2022 17:51

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Lovely stay and a great site

Lovely site in beautiful wooded location. Great walks, easy to access and wildlife all around. The wardens couldn't be friendlier or more helpful. Only slight moan were the showers at the upper block, which although spotless, didn't feature the usual club seat, with small wall to prevent splashing. Fine for us as it was a quiet period and we just walked to the larger block near reception. However, as we said to the wardens this is one site we will definitely return to.

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Rushly

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Reviewed on 05/05/2022 09:27

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Nice one night stay

Only stayed for 1 night so can’t comment on all facilities. Greeted by a lovely efficient lady. Told we could choose our pitch. Lovely location amongst trees in the estate. Had a quick walk round during evening seemed clean and tidy, all you could want. But need a long aerial lead if want to watch TV. But local rabbits were free to view.

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Mrs AJ

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Reviewed on 30/04/2022 15:42

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Ideal Location - Easy Access

The Sandringham site is a favourite with us and a venue that features very often on our annual itineraries. Being laid out across a slope with two separate sanitation blocks there is convenience for those who do not use their own facilities. Unfortunately the facilities are tired with very limited water flow in some of the showers and broken seat fittings in some. The location is good for walking and for cycling as there is a network of quiet lanes and footpaths to explore both within the park and further afield. Mobile food vans visit the site offering fish and chips and wood fired pizzas on different weekdays. A regular bus route and bus stops are sited immediately outside the site entrance making visits to nearby Kings Lynn and Hunstanton easy to reach. With a linking bus route continuing around the North Norfolk coast it is possible to visit more distant resorts in this charming area. The site is surrounded by mature trees and woods and therefore sheltered from the breeze. We found the TV Booster system did not work well but our on-board antenna gave us an adequate reception. The check-in procedure was easy enough and the customary friendly wardens were what we would expect. There is no doubt we will be returning to this cherished location and would recommend it but it would be good to see the sanitation facilities made good and repairs carried out.

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paulol

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Reviewed on 18/04/2022 18:03

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Good Location/Setting/Facilities, AWFUL WiFi

Largely unchanged since my last stay a few years ago, apart from the still awful WiFi access (a new service grade BELOW 'Bronze' needs to be invented for this site !) everything else is up to normal good standards. The location is obviously excellent for the park and the bus stops right by the entrance add so many more possibilities - if you walk the short distance to the A149 then another pair of stops give more flexibility for the hourly bus route differences; these also allow for easy King's Lynn train access etc. There is a cycle path from the A149 and a few other ways to go outside of the park, but going further afield can be a little tricky by foot/bike as there are not THAT many public footpaths as so much of the adjoining land is privately-owned - careful study of OS maps is needed !

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L Williams

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Reviewed on 13/04/2022 15:50

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Such a Friendly Site

From the moment we arrived early on Friday lunchtime the staff were so friendly and welcoming, which adds so much to your stay. The grounds were clear and well manicured and the toilet shower facilities were spotless. In complete contrast to the last club site I stayed on, Clumber park where the staff were unfriendly and un welcoming ( would never go back). Sandringham was perfect for us so we have booked again in July. Well done to everyone at the site, your a credit to the Caravan Club,

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rpentin66

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Reviewed on 27/03/2022 19:45

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Good location for a short break

Just finished a short break at this site with our motorhome. Site is well maintained and the staff are friendly and helpful. Great location for walking and cycling around the Estate and the local area. Pitches are a good size and reasonably level but would recommend having levelling ramps to fine tune. Expect to visit again as it is a great area for a peaceful break.

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Watts Touring

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Reviewed on 02/02/2022 17:50

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Perfect location for peaceful evenings and daytime country walks

Really enjoyed our winter weekend break here, despite the wet weather. During the winter the top half of the site and one of the shower blocks are closed, but there is still plenty of room and just having one facilities block open is more than sufficient. There were plenty of other units on the site but the only other person I saw in the ladies was a man in a dressing gown who’d gone in the wrong door! Castle Rising nearby is worth a visit and a drive around the north Norfolk coast is a must. Unfortunately Sandringham House was closed, we would have liked to visit, but this just gives us an excuse to return in the summer.

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