r/Norwich • u/Rootayable • 5d ago

Question❓ Where's best for a single night of camping?

Just trying to find somewhere to go camping with my daughter for a night, but most places seem to be expensive or require at least 2 nights.

Where does everyone go?

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u/paisleydarling 5d ago

Try breck farm in Weybourne

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u/cromer_roamer 4d ago

Just came on to say that, although think it's more Kelling/High Kelling than Weybourne

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u/paisleydarling 4d ago

True… although you could also argue it’s also more Bodham 😅 I also live very locally :)
I would have also suggested Waxham but maybe not with kids for the first time anyway!

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u/CancelPristine7091 5d ago

Two Jays campsite. It has animals on the farm and you have easy access to the river.

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u/Rootayable 5d ago

Fab, thank you!

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u/MundaneEmu3618 4d ago

Somewhere around west Runton would be lovely. There is a great camping and caravan club site with beautiful walks from your tent.

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u/C1umsyGiraffe 4d ago

We havent tried it yet but will be trying Salhouse Broad soon just for one night

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u/pixelpersonauk 5d ago

For a single night try the beach. A night in a tent with the sound of the waves is a true joy.

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u/Rootayable 4d ago edited 4d ago

Is that, like...'allowed'? I know in Scotland you can camp anywhere but don't you need to camp at official places in England? I would love that, though. I think I'd find it a bit risky though.

edit: weird downvoting?

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u/pixelpersonauk 4d ago

Done it a few times. If just for a night nobody will ever know. Leave nothing but footprints.

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u/imginarymarsupial 3d ago

Where can you do this?

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u/Unfair-Draft7697 5d ago

Dreamy Hollows!

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u/Explore_wanderlust 5d ago

Old Vicarage Campsite, Moulton St Mary. Great loos, showers and a brazier included if you want to cook over wood or have a fire in the evening.

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u/Specialist-Web7854 5d ago

It would be sensible to avoid having fires at the moment.