Incleboro Fields Club Campsite

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Freestyler

If you just want peace and quiet this is the place.shower/toilet spotless but thats it. Not even a site shop (first time on club site so not sure if this is normal) awning infested with earwig type creatures so lots of repellent neaded. Nothing for us here. Cromer and sherringham close but not commercialised but good if thats what you want from seaside. First visit to norfolk but its Not for us i'm affraid so no return planned.

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Reviewed on 09/07/2017 12:36

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Lovely Site

We have stayed on this site a few times now. Great location, easy access to Cromer and Sherringham. We now have a motor home, easy to walk or catch the bus or train. Great coast line, nice cafe and village pub within walking distance. Much prefer to stay on the lower pitches near reception, otherwise quite hilly.

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Luckysoks

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Reviewed on 28/06/2017 18:10

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Good location for exploring Norfolk coast

We stayed there for a few nights, in March 2017. The site is very spread out, with small areas in a variety of different locations, within the site. There were some pitches with great sea views, but the staff advised that, being March, they would get very windy and cold. We found a small area towards the far end of the site, which was quite sheltered. The pitches, themselves, were quite open, with no hedges or other boundary demarcation. It wasn't a problem for us, as there weren't many outfits around, but in the high summer, it would be a bit off-putting. The washroom facilities were excellent - warm, with the radio playing gently, in the background. There were separate toilets, wash-cabins and shower cubicles. It only lacked a combined wash / shower cabin, but then, they're not that common yet. The facilities were always kept spotlessly clean. It's a shame that there was no clubhouse, but there was a nice village pub a ten minute walk away. West Runton had a few other shops as well, for supplies. The site was also handy for the railway that ran between Sherringham and Norwich and, just a short walk further on, the coastal bus services.

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Driver Pete

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Reviewed on 28/06/2017 17:48

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Need to be fit!!

When it's busy it can be a challenge to find an available pitch. No information from reception. Many pitches located in cul de sacs and impossible to know if there is a free pitch without walking up and down to check. And then be prepared to spend a lot of time getting level. Never seen so many caravans at jaunty angles! We wont be returning as we're simply not fit enough to cope with it. A huge pity as, in every other respect, a beautiful site which is kept to a very high standard. Let me know when there's more level pitches available!

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Pete S

Reviewed on 27/06/2017 22:32

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4th visit

Mid June visit. This was our 4th year coming to this site as we love it so much, however this year I was very disappointed to see members turning up well before the stated 1pm arrival time. I must say if I was a warden I would make them sit there until 1pm as I do not feel that the wardens should feel under pressure to let these members on site early. The wardens have changed since our last visit in 2016 and although very nice and approachable one of the male wardens came across as more like Captain Mannering when we were playing with our ageing Westie on our pitch with an almost skid to a halt in his little buggy shouting "get that dog on a lead" must have just been an off day for him ! As I've already said this is a beautiful site and a must for anyone wanting a peaceful holiday but please please please arrive AFTER 1pm

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Pacman14

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Reviewed on 27/06/2017 21:16

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sad to say after many years caravanning and just returned from one of our favourite sites.. we experience some very inconsiderate caravaners....... we have always had such peaceful breaks and small holidays at incleboro fields... however this time it was a darn nightmare.... we arrived on a Tuesday wow it was busy and I mean busy which I will say is great for business...however on the Friday 3 caravans turned up and pitched right next to us... well from arriving they were drinking and it got worse and worse as they day turned to evening... loud music singing and shouting... fine they were having a jolly good time... but after midnight it got a little too much and half the field were up.. not fair to impose that on anyone... so I believe it was reported and we had apologises the next day.. however it did get a little better over that day but not much... wardens were great asked then to tone it down... so Saturday was a wee bit bttter... well they went at around 12.00 and new people came on site... two familes in two caravans..oo my rules were broken parked how they wanted didn't care about anyone only themselves and on sunday morning at 5.30am decided to erect there awning arrrrrrrrrrr and chatting loudly..so hear we go again..... yes I know some of you would say that's caravanning for you but these sites have certain rules and to show repect to others they should be adhered to we left so disappointed but it was not due to wardens or anything other than very selfish people that didn't not seem to care about others around them.... such a shame we have people like them ruining it for so many..... we will be back to incleboro as its a great site clean tidy and normally peaceful and quiet...... all I ask is please stick to the rules show repect for those around you....

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petera15

Reviewed on 21/06/2017 16:33

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sad to say after many years caravanning and just returned from one of our favourite sites.. we experience some very inconsiderate caravaners....... we have always had such peaceful breaks and small holidays at incleboro fields... however this time it was a darn nightmare.... we arrived on a Tuesday wow it was busy and I mean busy which I will say is great for business...however on the Friday 3 caravans turned up and pitched right next to us... well from arriving they were drinking and it got worse and worse as they day turned to evening... loud music singing and shouting... fine they were having a jolly good time... but after midnight it got a little too much and half the field were up.. not fair to impose that on anyone... so I believe it was reported and we had apologises the next day.. however it did get a little better over that day but not much... wardens were great asked then to tone it down... so Saturday was a wee bit bttter... well they went at around 12.00 and new people came on site... two familes in two caravans..oo my rules were broken parked how they wanted didn't care about anyone only themselves and on sunday morning at 5.30am decided to erect there awning arrrrrrrrrrr and chatting loudly..so hear we go again..... yes I know some of you would say that's caravanning for you but these sites have certain rules and to show repect to others they should be adhered to we left so disappointed but it was not due to wardens or anything other than very selfish people that didn't not seem to care about others around them.... such a shame we have people like them ruining it for so many..... we will be back to incleboro as its a great site clean tidy and normally peaceful and quiet...... all I ask is please stick to the rules show repect for those around you....

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petera15

Reviewed on 21/06/2017 16:33

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Long weekend at incleborough fields cc site

Marvellous location. Brilliant site. Very well cared for by wardens, who were all friendly and often seen busily working around the site. The cc has a rule that all dogs should be kept on leads when on site, presumable so that the owners can have control over the dogs and what they produce!!! However, the extendible leads seem to make it easy for owners to ignore what their dogs are doing when at a distance from them but "still on a lead" and some owners thought the 'dog walk' was any grass pitch that was not occupied. We even saw some irresponsible owners in a caravan quite near us, let their dogs (and there were 3) out of the awning on Monday morning when the site was not busy and just let them run around unattended - which was not nice as they were pitched opposite the children's play area. Unfortunately these owners give a bad name to all dog owners and there were many dogs around over the weekend with some lovely caring owners.

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VandJ

Reviewed on 08/06/2017 14:29

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Two delightful weeks

A two week break from mid-May coincided with exceptionally good weather. Our second visit here did not disappoint. Great atmosphere that is enhanced by the warden team who are, at all times, extremely helpful and attentive. Even as the site filled up for half-term there was no feeling that it was overwhelmed. Our only concern, and this is not unique to Incleboro Fields, is the alarming growth in yappy dogs, often in triplicate!! Whilst, as a non-dog owner, tolerance is important, the frequency of barking can jeopardise what we all come for - peace and quiet. Perhaps a cap of no more than two dogs per pitch might go some way to reduce this. It feels like a growing epidemic or is this just me?!!

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Bene

Reviewed on 02/06/2017 06:15

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Hilly Views

We visited this site with our caravan between the 16th & 21st May for the first time. The final directions to the site are fine but think they could be more explicit with emphasis on approaching the area from either direction along the A148 Holt Road turning onto the A1082 Holway Road, turning right (East) onto the A149 towards West Runton. All other links from the A148 onto the A149 should be avoided despite what your GPS might say! On arrival the reception could not have been more welcoming. In contrast to the narrow approach road the stopping area at reception is bigger than usual. The site can best be described as large but stretched out into a horseshoe around the golf course and in order to select a vacant pitch you have to drive right around the site, out and back through the entrance barrier. Despite the slightly contradictory information supplied, levelling blocks/ramps are a must with most pitches sloping in two directions. The roadways and all paths slope. All but the first 6 x pitches near to the entrance are on grass which despite the rain all appeared to drain well. TV & mobile phone signals were hit and miss but Wifi seemed fine. There are no TV points n the electric bollards. Although there are no dog walks on site, there are numerous paths from the site especially up, over and around Incleboro Hill and down to West Runton and the beach. There is a big new Tescos on tha A149 at Sherringham a few minutes car journey away. We walked the coast path to Sherringham and took the train back to West Runton (1 x stop) costing £2.60 per single and the dog was free. Tried the visiting fish & chips once. Have no hesitation in saying we will visit this peaceful, pretty, well located site again.

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Chequerdog

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Reviewed on 21/05/2017 15:41

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