Absolutely perfect site run by a fantastic owner.
Having arrived at blessed retirement I was looking for a base for a number walking trip of Northern Norfolk. On that basis I did my research looking hard at locations and their environments. I didn't want a site with road noise as have a pop top caravan and wanted my nights to be idyllic and undisturbed. I also wanted as pleasant surroundings as possible and so (eventually) came across Wood View CL.
The owner Alex is in every way a great bloke and gave me a fab welcome, saying I could pitch anywhere in the very large field I wanted. He has on hand extension cables for those wishing to pitch at a distance from the 5 hookups and so I chose a spot in the higher corner of the field with a sunset view over the wheat fields. Wherever you choose to pitch you are an appreciable distance from others.
Alex is keen to assist and always on hand via message if needed, yet also leave you alone to enjoy the peace after ensuring you have everything you need.
I have never been happier on a CL (and I have stayed at a great many). I found 3 long walks directly from the site via the back field right of way (to Cromer and the idyllic village of Southrepps inclusive) and the access to everywhere within this beautiful county is super easy from the site. The entire North Coast up to Hunstanton is beautiful and villages like the idyllic and quirky Happisburgh and coast are a short drive.
There is a good fish and chips shop, pub & reasonably priced Spar just a couple of minutes drive away and great farm shop selling lots of lovely stuff directly across the road.
All the large supermarkets you could wish for
It was very wet during most of my stay and in all honesty I didn't have a problem with my car. The site is generally well drained and Alex always keeps it well mown with clippings removed.
I guess what says it all are the people who I spoke to staying at the site... "Oh, we always come to this one" being the mantra.
I'm not surprised and I'm coming back (just please don't bag my pitch overlooking the fields)...
