Deer’s Glade Caravan and Camping Park is a quiet, rural, family-run site set in a beautiful woodland clearing in north Norfolk, catering for touring caravans, motorhomes and tents – a perfect venue for relaxing holiday in the countryside! The caravan park and camp site has a natural play area for children, a fishing lake, dog walks, two high-class shower/toilet blocks with disabled and baby changing facilities , and an on-site shop. You can come and enjoy cycling around quiet country lanes, trying to spot the local wild deer, fishing in our lake, or peaceful walks. Available locally are horse riding, swimming, tennis, gyms and cycle hire. Available onsite are cycle hire, fishing, dog kennelling, caravan storage and broadband internet, now available from your pitch via your own laptop. Deer’s Glade Caravan and Camping Park is located within easy reach of the north Norfolk coast and beaches, the Norfolk Broads, Norwich, National Trust properties and other stately homes and parks. Also nearby are Weavers Way for walking and Marriots Way for cycling, the market towns of Aylsham and North Walsham and the coastal towns of Sheringham and Cromer. Further along the coast are the beautiful villages of Blakeney and Brancaster. New for 2008 - Carefree camping on our new camping park, Muntjac Meadow. Available during most of August excluively for tents with no electric hook-up. Facilities : Grassy, mainly level, sheltered site. 100 deluxe pitches with electric hook-up and TV points. 25 standard pitches. 2 amenity blocks with showers, WCs, basins, disabled/family rooms, laundry and washing up facilities. Small on-site shop. Well-stocked fishing lake (extra charge). Childrens play area. Dog walk. Woodland walks. Rates : From £5.25 per night low season. Extra for child. We offer family packages from as low as £12.50 per night low season. Dogs and awning also extra. Please see our website for full details. 5 Star ETC, David Bellamy Conversation Gold Award 2008. 2008 Winners of the EDP Tourism in Norfolk awards for best Caravan or Holiday Park.

Waveney River Centre is situated in the very heart of the attractive Waveney Valley at the southern end of the Norfolk Broads, close to the market town of Beccles and only a short journey upstream from Oulton Broad. The historic city of Norwich and the popular resorts of Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft are all within 30 minutes drive. Afloat or ashore, if you enjoy being close to the water then Waveney River Centre has something to offer. Our touring and camping site is situated adjacent the leisure centre and overlooks the visitor marina and River Waveney. Showers, toilets, launderette and wash up area were all new for 2004 (showers are coin-operated and cost £1). Please note that additional charges apply for use of the leisure centre (£3 adults, £2 children). Family passes are available (2 adults and up to 4 children) - £25 per week or £15 per short break. During peak periods it is occasionally necessary to limit swimming sessions to 1/2 hour. Serviced pitches : These pitches are suitable for touring caravans, trailer tents, motor homes or tents requiring electrical hook-up. Pitches are 7.5m wide, enough to accommodate caravan, awning and car and are mostly located on high ground overlooking the marina and river. All the serviced pitches are numbered. Tent pitches : The main camping area overlooks the marina & river and is located close to the shower blocks, launderette and leisure centre. A smaller, more secluded, camping area is also available and is considered particularly suitable for small parties of up to 5 tents. Facilities : Elsan disposal point. Re-freeze ice packs at the Mariner’s Stores (free). Camp kitchen - wash up area with hot & cold water Coin-op launderette with washing machine, tumble dryer, iron and two large sinks for hand washing. New showers (£1 coin-op) and WCs open 24 hours. Arrival and departure - The change over time for all pitches is mid-day; however, it may be possible to extend your stay during off-peak times. Facilities : Waveney Inn - Originally known as Marsh House (1879), the Waveney Inn has developed over the years from a small riverside pub to today’s family-friendly bar and restaurant complete with live entertainment and games room. The Waveney Inn is under new management for 2005. Mariner’s Stores - The Mariner’s Stores is currently being rebuilt for the 2005 season and will stock chandlery, fishing tackle, general groceries and gifts. For 2006, there will be two luxury holiday apartments above the shop featuring glorious views over the marshes and River Waveney. Children’s Play Area - Is located next to the Nordic Leisure Centre Nordic Leisure Centre - Features an indoor heated swimming pool, spa and sauna located in an attractive building with delightful views over the marina, river and marshes. Charges apply for touring and other visitors (£3 for adults, £2 for children). Family passes are available (2 adults and up to 4 children) - £25 per week or £15 per short break. During peak periods it is occasionally necessary to limit swimming sessions to 1/2 hour. Showers & WCs - Ladies’, Gent’s and disabled facilities are open 24 hours a day. Showers operate on a £1 coin meter. Launderette - Is open 24 hours a day. The washing machine and tumble dryer operate on a £1 coin meter and the iron on a 50p coin meter. There are two large sinks for hand washing. Activities : Day Launch Hire - In addition to two traditional day boats, we are introducing three brand new day launches for 2005, with galley, WC and cabin below-decks. Rowing boat, canoe & cycle hire - Walker Bay rowing dinghies are available for hire, as well as canoes and bicycles. Buoyancy aids are provided when hiring any of our boats. Fishing - The Norfolk Broads are famous for fishing opportunities and the River Waveney is particularly popular with pike, roach and bream fishermen. To fish on the Broads, you will need to purchase a rod fishing licence from the Environment Agency which is available from every post office in England & Wales, via telesales 0870 1662 662, or online at www.environment-agency.gov.uk. There is an annual Fishing Competition, usually held in September. Rates : Please see our website for details.

If you are touring East Anglia, we would like to invite you to spend some time at our tranquil setting alongside the River Wissey, which is ideal for fishing, boating or just a relaxing stroll along the river. Pitches are level grass standing and electric hook-up points are available by pre-booking. Small but modern toilet block with free hot water and shower plus separate disabled facilities and outside wash-up area. There is no shop on site but directly opposite the site entrance is a garage with a food mini market. In the nearby village of Stoke Ferry there are two public houses, A post office, take-aways and a small shop. Relax by fishing along the River Wissey! Whether you are a keen fisherman or a beginner, providing you have a rod licence, you can fish along the riverbank at no extra charge. The River Wissey had a good verity of fish including perch, roach and pike. You can also fish our lake at an extra cost of £3.00 per day. Narborough Trout Lakes are nearby where, if required, you can hire all the necessary equipment to catch trout for your barbeque. If this sounds too strenuous for you, you can buy smoked or fresh fish from their on-site shop. Ideally situated for visiting the historic sites and market towns of Norfolk including walks through Thetford Forest. Mid way between Kings Lynn and Tetford on the A134. Hook-ups available Rates : £13 per night for 2 people

A big, green oasis of landscaped leisure, with the major family attractions of Great Yarmouth only a few miles away. You’ll love relaxing around the gorgeous outdoor pool, plus there’s a large indoor pool with a children’s SplashZone and an endless beach for good measure. Lively but with a relaxed side - try tennis, cycle hire, bowling or golf. Feel free to fill each day in just your own way. Every family is different of course, but a typical day might begin with a lazy lie in or a family Wake 'n' Shake session. It could be a morning in the indoor heated indoor pool complex with slide or try some Tennis or Archery Coaching. Lunch out at a great little pub or pop into our Café Bar & Grill. Afternoon try a game of Bowlingo or Tennis, explore Norfolk or relax with a game of golf on the 9-hole Course. Early evening enjoy a stroll on the large sandy beach, a sunset bike ride or a barbecue. Then head off to the ShowBar for a drink, live music and dancing. So, whether it's out and about or staying on the Park, you're sure to have a great holiday at Hopton. Park Highlights: Fabulous location. A beautiful green and landscaped Park right on the beach and an excellent base for exploring Great Yarmouth and the Norfolk Broads. Extensive improvements. Enhanced central entertainment area with NEW Adventure Golf. Water fun for everyone. Relax by the heated outdoor pool, or have fun in the indoor pool and SplashZone. 9-hole golf course. Practice your swing on the Park’s super golf course. On Park Activities and Facilities: NEW for 2010 Extensive Improvements to central entertainment area including: NEW Adventure Golf NEW Kids’ Play Area Head for the pool. Heated Indoor Pool with Slide. Indoor Children’s. SplashZone. Heated Outdoor Pool. Sauna. Learn2Swim. Water Walkers. AquaJets. Aqua Gliders. Fun Inflatables. Norfolk & Essex Regional Tourist Attractions: Bure Valley Steam Railway: A memorable 18-mile round trip through the picturesque Bure Valley with small country village stops. Under 5’s go free! The Broads: Miles of navigable waterways, why not hire a boat for the day? Great Yarmouth Racecourse: A ‘small and friendly’ racecourse, and a different day out for all the family. Meetings throughout the summer and situated adjacent to Seashore. Great Yarmouth Sea Life Centre: Right on the seafront, and home to many incredible displays of tropical marine life. Southwold: An absolute gem of a well-preserved seaside resort, with clean beaches, brilliant shops, pubs and bathing huts. Colchester: As the oldest recorded Roman town in the British Isles, Colchester claims to be the oldest town.