This site is a gem. It has a perfect setting in the woods yet most pitches are in direct sun (when the sun is shining). The whole site, even when full (and it was almost full the six nights we were there), has a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere. The site is also beautifully maintained by the welcoming and very friendly wardens. A place which I regard as a "must" to visit, not far away yet not mentioned in the site leaflet, is the National Trust owned Oxburgh Hall. As well as being interesting inside - access to the priest hole is a must for those agile enough to wriggle inside - the setting, with the hall surrounded by a moat, is outstanding. The main other place we visited was Holkham Hall because I raced an event based there. There is plenty of lovely offroad running (or walking) through the woods directly from the site. And provided the A roads are avoided the road cycling is perfect on quiet lanes. I especially recommend the route to Downham Market, which is a village worth visiting whatever the means of transport. Just touring around reveals so many delightful villages. Yes the toilet blocks are a little dated but are totally adequate and kept spotlessly clean. All in all every aspect is thoroughly recommended.