Norwich CLs

We had a short stay quite a few years ago at 3 Grange Farm Barns when looking for an awning from Norwich Camping not far away. It was ok when we stayed but as I said, it was quite some time ago., must be about 6 years. Maybe Oneputt can recommend somewhere.

Never been to Norwich Nellie, so sorry can’t help this time. We stayed further South, but it was all grass. The Tank Museum Site, they do have some hardstanding close up near house. Might be too far South for you though. I will look up name......

I knew you'd stopped there before, tda, but it did close down and I'm not sure if it re-opened. We really don't want to go much further south of Norwich as we intend heading across to the CC's Thetford site as we start heading back north.

It was Bridge Farm, under Diss. Can’t find it on website, so it might have closed again. If you get to Thetford, the Dads Army Museum and the little Transport Museum are well worth a visit. Grimes Graves as well, very unusual.

If weather turns nasty in Wales, Norfolk might be our default, for early trip in March. 😁

We've got pitch at Barleywood from 1st March!!!

Done Grimes Graves a couple of time, but always worth another visit.

Thanks, WN, will look it up. Might be a bit close to home for OP.

What about the C&CC site in Norwich? Easy access into the centre by bus. No hardstandings but the ground was pretty firm on the pitches around reception. Some pictures here http://www.davidklyne.co.uk/norwich_ccc_site.html

David

Think the one by the tank museum may have changed its name to Tas Valley?  Barleywood to Norwich isn’t too far now particularly with the Northern Distributor Road open.  Never stayed around Norwich so can’t really help you.

Thanks for that Oneputt, it is indeed the same site we used. All grass though Nellie, perhaps not this time of year. Great to hear you are in at Barleywood Nellie, some lovely CLs in North Norfolk.

Heading to a CL near Fellbrigg from Barleywood, so down to Norwich and then back to Swaffam makes for a round trip. I'll certainly have a look at Tas Valley, as we've a plenty of time before having to decide I think.