Well this was our first visit here which is strange as we only live 25 mins from Sandringham and never thought of staying here , we have had day visits to Sandringham in the past but just used the car parks at the Sandringham House welcome centre. So we decided to stay overnight at the Club site and it was great. Arrived on Sat 24th Nov , welcomed by the warden , who gave us a wealth of information about the site and the surrounding area , and told us to choose our own pitch (top half of site and toilet block closed for winter, but you can still walk up round there). Chose pitch 77 which was a hard standing with a slight slope , quickly evened up with my levelling blocks (we have a motor home). Good pitch , there was actually loads and loads to choose from as they were not busy, we were close to toilet block and next to woods with a path leading into them straight outside our pitch. We were lucky with the weather and it was sunny on the Sat and Sun and we spent most of the time walking our Weimaraner through the acres of woodland that are available straight from the site , and being that it is so vast you hardly see anyone , its like having your own private woods !. The site itself was clean and tidy (they were still cutting grass when we were there !) , toilet block fine (two showers out of order, but due to site being quiet did not affect us). Quiet and friendly atmosphere about the site , lovely walks to Sandringam , and if you go further afield , you have Hunstanton and other coastal towns on your doorstep , or go the other way and Kings Lynn is just down the road. Spoke to the warden about leaving on the Sunday , and they said as it was not busy just leave when we like , but let them know first , which was great not having to rush to leave on time. My only one gripe was that when I tried to book , it said no pitches without awning available ? Well there definitely was when we were there, there were 4 available , but never mind, just a small point. Anyhow what a great site and we will be returning soon