Cromer campsites
The cream of the crop for families on the hunt for a traditional seaside holiday, Cromer, on the Norfolk coast, ticks every box. There's everything you need, including two Blue Flag beaches, topped off with a Victorian pier and a vibrant seaside town. Walkers can bed down at Cromer campsites before joining the North Norfolk Coast Path to see more of the Broads. Before you leave, get into Cromer's foodie scene by tasting its renowned crab dishes.
36 Cromer campsites
The Grove Glamping
Cromer, Norfolk
6 reviews
83%
would recommend
Luxurious yurts and shepherd's huts with an indoor swimming pool and restaurant, ten minute walk from Cromer Beach.
Pitches: 3 x Yurts (Four Person), Yurt (Six Person)
Gresham Hall Glamping
Aylmerton, Norfolk
20 reviews
95%
would recommend
Tent campsite in a scenic meadow, ten minutes from Cromer and the beach. Family friendly with fire pits!
Pitches: 14 x Non Electric Grass Pitches, 7 x Electric Grass Pitches
Beeston Regis Holiday Park
Beeston Regis, Cromer, Norfolk
50 reviews
100%
would recommend
Camping and touring park with sea views. Family and dog friendly, five minutes to Cromer and Sheringham Beach!
Pitches: 40 x Electric Grass Pitches (Church Field), 29 x Medium Non Electric Grass Pitches (Hay Field)
Deer's Glade
Cromer, Norfolk
40 reviews
98%
would recommend
Family friendly campsite with a fishing lake and onsite goats, 15 minutes to the North Norfolk coast. Dog friendly.
Pitches: 51 x Electric Grass Pitches , 25 x Electric Hardstanding Pitches
Bellevue Certificated Location
Coast Road, Ridlington, Norfolk
48 reviews
81%
would recommend
Family and dog friendly touring site near the North Norfolk coastline. Five minutes from Happisburgh Beach.
5 x Electric Hardstanding Pitches
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Top Farm Caravan and Camping Site
Marsham, Norwich, Norfolk
18 reviews
94%
would recommend
Family and dog friendly site with camping, touring and glamping. Just 30 minutes to Norwich and the beach.
Pitches: 12 x Non Electric Grass Pitches, 8 x Electric Grass Pitches
Manor Caravan Park
Happisburgh, Norfolk
201 reviews
98%
would recommend
Family run camping and touring park, a ten minute walk to Happisburgh beach. Modern onsite facilities and a shop!
Pitches: 62 x Electric Grass Pitches (Lighthouse View), 27 x Electric Grass Pitches (Church View)
Galley Hill Farm Camping
Blakeney, Holt, Norfolk
153 reviews
99%
would recommend
Small, pet free campsite offering camping and a cosy pod. A five minute drive from the seals at Blakeney Point!
Pitches: 12 x Non Electric Grass Pitches, 7 x Electric Grass Pitches
Two Jays Farm
Coltishall, Horstead, Norfolk
28 reviews
100%
would recommend
Family friendly farmsite set ten minutes from the banks of a river in the Norfolk Broads, 20 minutes from Norwich.
Pitches: 10 x Non Electric Grass Tent Pitches, 7 x Non Electric Grass Touring Pitches
Barley Fields Camping
Holt, Norfolk
68 reviews
97%
would recommend
Family friendly camping and touring park in rural Norfolk, just ten minutes from the coast.
Pitches: 25 x Non Electric Grass Pitches, 5 x Non Electric Grass Touring Pitches
Old Brick Kilns
Barney, Fakenham, Norfolk
76 reviews
97%
would recommend
Peaceful, rural park with an onsite bar/takeaway and fishing. Just 20 minutes to the coast and Blakeney Point.
Pitches: 8 x Electric Hardstanding Pitches, 5 x Electric Hardstanding Drive On Pitches
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Cromer Camping
Cromer, Norfolk
Go back to basics with the only campsite based in the heart of Cromer, open for August only.
Forest Park
Cromer, Norfolk
An award winning site situated on the stunning North Norfolk coastline a mile away from Cromer.
Manor Farm Caravan and Camping Site
Cromer, Norfolk
A family run caravan and camping site situated on the North Norfolk Coast with stunning sea and woodland views.
Woodhill Park
East Runton, Norfolk
A breathtaking clifftop location in north Norfolk with magnificent views of the coastline and countryside.
Laburnum Caravan Park
West Runton, Cromer, Norfolk
Touring by the beach with fabulous sea views from a cliffside location. Dog friendly and set by the coastal path.
Shrublands Farm Certificated Site
Northrepps, Cromer, Norfolk
Camping by the North Norfolk AONB, well placed for woodland, beaches and nature reserves.
Pond Farm Camping
Sidestrand, Cromer, Norfolk
Back to basics camping 10 minutes from Overstrand beach and 3 miles from Cromer and its pier.
Bumblebarn Bell Tents
Beeston Regis, Norfolk
Glamping in sustainable style on the North Norfolk Coast - plus you can walk alpacas during your stay!
Glen Farm Glamping
Metton, Norwich, Norfolk
Single bell tent in the heart of Norfolk's countryside, with king size bed, two single futons and cosy log burner.
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Things to do in Cromer
The beautiful seaside town of Cromer is a highlight of the pretty Norfolk coast. It has a long and rich history coupled with plenty to do, making it a fantastic place for anyone to visit regardless of the holiday you’ve got in mind.
Cromer Beach is a popular spot for tourists and locals alike. It has a beautiful Victorian pier where you can enjoy great views, try a number of the local delicacies and visit the Lifeboat Station dating back to 1804.
Alongside the pier is the Cromer Esplanade which provides an enjoyable walking experience taking in the sights and sounds of Cromer.
By the pier, you’ll find Britain’s answer to the Great Barrier Reef in the form of the Cromer Shoals Chalk Bed. You can swim or snorkel this 20 mile stretch of incredible underwater formations and sealife.
Back on land, popular attractions to explore include the RNLI Henry Blogg Museum where you can become immersed in brave tales at sea and the Amazonia Zoo where you can see a large variety of animals.
In the town, you’ll quickly spot the impressive tower of Cromer’s church, dating back to the 14th century and inviting onlookers with its 160ft tower of splendour.
Cromer is known for its crab and hosts a major Crab and Lobster Festival every year, so foodies will want to browse and try various places on the front until they find the best crabs on offer.
Just outside of Cromer you can join up with the Peddars Way along the Norfolk Coast AONB and enjoy one of the most beautiful walks in the country.
Along here you will explore the Deep History Coast which is part of the cradle of British civilization. Other activities in North Norfolk just outside of Cromer include bird watching, journeys out to see the seals, visiting Holkham Estate and its extensive beach, exploring the port of Wells-Next-The-Sea or taking a ride on the North Norfolk Railway.