Some people are never satisfied. In difficult times Seacroft takes some beating
Seacroft is ideally situated to explore the North Norfolk coastline by foot or by bus, or by car if you have one. The walk into Cromer could not be easier, and to Sheringham (although longer) is pleasant along the beach or the cliff-top. The site is spacious and well maintained. Staff shortages meant bar and restaurant closures but that is surely not the end of the world, and hardly the fault of the wardens. On the day we arrived there were 50 other arrivals due, but the wardens retained their good humour and "stacked" the outfits as best they could at the entrance. As to the flaking paint on the woodwork at the service point mentioned by a previous reviewer I would hardly say this ruined my holiday, and it tends to be characteristic of any property next to the sea towards the end of a busy season. I would rather the wardens cleaned the toilets and emptied the dustbins (as they do come rain or shine) than paint a bit of fencing that nobody really sees unless they go looking.
