Good Site
We have been to this club site 3 times now and thoroughly enjoy it. But this time there was to many dogs on site making far to much noise which ruined the peace and tranquility.
Incleboro Fields Club Campsite
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It cost nothing but it means a lot, thank you to all the wardens for the warmth of your greetings especially the smiles and waves. Great site will be back.
Incleboro fields are not flat
Modern spacious shower blocks.No level pitches.Very large site with no traffic noise but on the helicopter highway to the North Sea.Beach and pub walkable.
Weekend away
We have just returned from a weekend at this site. We arrived really late Friday eve and we were escorted to a temp pitch very quickly which was great !, we moved in the morning to somewhere a bit better and flatter.
We thought the site was really friendly and well run, the wardens were so friendly and helpful.
One issue we found was that the pitches are generally extremely unlevel, with most requiring plenty of levelling blocks to get somewhere near horizontal !!
So remember, very hilly!
Great walks for the dogs , beach in Woking distance. The 40's weekend was good to watch.
Showers and toilets immaculate at all times.
Only thing we were disappointed with was the fish and chip van was supposed to arrive on sat eve and we were looking forward to it, but the signs all say the chip van arrives at 5.30 so
We walked down at 5 past 6 to be told the van had come early and already gone !!
Had to drive to
Cromer to get dinner.
That's the only thing that was a disappointment, so all in all a very good site.
Fantastic 10-day break
All the superlatives from other reviews are completely valid here. This is an exceptional site with an army of wardens dedicated to ensuring your holiday is a resounding success. Special mention must go to John and his partner Emma for all the technical help and support they gave us during our stay. To them and the rest of the team: Thank you!!
Bene
Reviewed on 15/09/2016 16:47
Beautiful quiet site , but don't pay for wifi
We visited this site 1st week of September.
It was full but with schools going back there were no children so was extremely quiet. Can be a long walk to reception from some pitches as can't cut across golf course.
Only negative I've got is the wifi, paid £10 for the week and it's absolutely rubbish, don't bother.
If travelling by car to get into Sherringham and Cromer, I'd advice to go early as parking gets full
Great site
wilsongang
Reviewed on 15/09/2016 07:30
First visit to this site
After our journey from Nottinghamshire and a nightmare journey round Kings Lynn, we made our first time visit at the end of August/beginning of September for 5 nights. Wasn't sure exactly what to expect as printed descriptions can only say so much. Was pleasantly suprised to find a huge site sort of stretch out into a long thin site bent into a U-shape. Several little "hidey holes" off the main pitches. A bit of searching gets you a sea view. Toilets always spotless, cleaned in the afternoon. No short cut across the golf course though to get from one side to reception, you have to walk round. The site is poartly on a hill, so some inclines making leveling blocks necessary on some pitches. Never far from fresh water/wast disposal facilities. Very pleasant area, lots to do, Sheringham has a railway and quaint shops but slot machines have arrived since my last area visit. Cromer is lovely, great cafeterias and tea rooms and a wonderful view from the top of the church tower (172 steps though!). We visited what used to be the shire horse sanctuary at West Runton, a few minutes walk from the entrance but it is now an animal sanctuary, but just as much fun. The food is vegetarian there though. Further afield is the BUre Valley Railway leading to Wroxham and the Broads, Norwich, Neatishead underground radar bunker and of course Great Yarmouth. Recommend this for couples and for families, plenty to interest both. And finally, on a clear night the stars are wonderful, not much light pollution.
3rd Time This Year
Another great few days at Incleboro Fields - a busy site but the wardens are on top of every aspect keeping the place in superb condition. We try a few new things every time we visit - this time we ate at The Pepperpot along Water Lane in West Runton which was very good. We also discovered a new dog walk which took us to Beeston Heath with excellent views over the coast line. Not to be missed is lunch at Wiveton Hall Café - a real treat for our daughters who visited for the weekend. Use the trains to Cromer & Sheringham - they are on time and are dog friendly. Looking forward to next season already.
Good Location
Good location and despite being a very large and busy site it was always quiet at night. The only downside is that the site is described as partly sloping which is an understatement. I would estimate that 75% of the site needs levelling blocks and in many cases lots of them! This can make pitching very difficult and I would hope that the caravan club could make many more of the pitches level.
Welcome Break
We booked this site at a minutes notice, as my partner and I were in need of a much needed break. We arrived late in the afternoon and were greeted by site staff, who were most helpful. We changed our allotted pitch as we found
one with a superb sea view on a raided section of the site. Facilities are first class, which is a prerequisite for us both. People and staff very friendly and helpful.
The site was very quite where we were, which was greatly appreciated. Local area was very good, and a steam gala weekend was in place, we took a ride on 2 locos from Sheringham to Holt and back. Very nostalgic. All in all a great break on a great site.
