After 37 years we made here. We were greeted by excellent staff that impressed throughout. Good humoured, hard working and always friendly. It's a very large site but we loved the way it was split between open pitching and culls-de-sacs. The growth of trees and shrubbery now restricts sea views so 'go high' if that is what you are looking for. The variety of pitch types is better than most sites and there are 4 toilet blocks. Pitches are uneven so make sure you have levelling blocks. You should get sunshine almost everywhere although a small number of pitches are in secluded woodland. It is claimed its 1.5 miles round the site (I didn't measure it). At 5mph, that's around 18 minutes to navigate (a long time to keep your fish and chips warm from the mobile chippy that parks near the office). The first section of the site is two-way, but as you climb the hill, it becomes one way requiring you to re-enter the site to go around again. The wardens do a great deal for families and young children with fun days, magazines, puzzles, competions and a treasure hunt so even on wet days they should not be bored. Just one thing, yet again some parents fail to supervise their children and I did see water fights around one of the service points in the family area. Location is excellent with much to do for everyone. Good, safe beaches, rock pools for 'crabbing', historic buildings, seal trips, good local shopping in Cromer and Sherringham. Excellent bus service and steam trains for enthusiasts will take you to many attractions around the locality. And Norfolk is the driest county so enjoy.