As we live just 40 minutes away, we had not considered booking a break so close to home. We were booked just for the bank holiday weekend but we extended our stay here to a week (as our main summer holiday had been ruined by me breaking a rib or 2 on 4th day of stay) We are so glad we did. We arrived just before 1pm and joined a long queue but it did clear quickly and the warden greeting us was very friendly The site is well maintained and its a very large site offering terraces and niches everywhere. If you prefer the open areas then this too is an option whereby only trees break up the carpark appearance as on many larger sites. Most pitches are well spaced apart. Most are not level and some are just too uneven for motorhomes but as there are so many pitches finding a more suitable pitch was fairly easy. 4 toilet blocks that are cleaned at different times and all meet the expected standard from the club. There is no dog walk on site but as an alternative if you go just passed reception as if heading out of the site there is a path up Incleboro Hill which offers fabulous views. Its not too far to Sheringham or Cromer if like us you walk/bike. Both offer the usual holiday resort trappings of shops and places to eat/drink. The beach is only minutes away and you can walk either way for miles. The train station is just outside the camp site with regular services or bus is from the village itself. In general the site is peaceful despite its size and number of pitches. Very much back to nature. We loved this site and will be returning On Thursday evening there is a fish and chip van We can only advise you to avoid it Our meal was just awful from the dirty oil making the batter on tiny fish tails uneatable to the luke warm mushy peas, chip portions suitable for children and not being given portion number as stated for the chicken nuggets. Fortunately this time the small portions were a blessing. We can not recommend this site enough, one of the best we have been to so far!