Great Yarmouth campsites
A unique mix of coast, the fun of the river and Norfolk's lush countryside is on offer in Great Yarmouth. Stroll past the Golden Mile to the Pleasure Beach, between two retro seaside piers and find the best in eating and drinking. Don't miss the Norfolk trails for over 1200 miles of walking and cycling routes or the Wherryman's Way at over 30 miles. Sail the broads before you leave and let Great Yarmouth campsites tempt you to stay.
27 Great Yarmouth campsites
Rose Farm Touring Park
Belton, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
39 reviews
87%
would recommend
Peaceful camping and touring site at the edge of the Broads. Ten minutes to Great Yarmouth and the coast.
Millview Meadow Retreats
Runham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
10 reviews
100%
would recommend
Luxury ensuite heated pods in the heart of the Norfolk Broads, perfect for families and couples.
Clippesby Hall
Clippesby, Norfolk
119 reviews
95%
would recommend
Award winning 5-star campsite with a restaurant, bar, mini golf, play park and bike hire. Set alongside The Broads.
Waveney River Centre
Burgh St Peter, Norfolk
150 reviews
83%
would recommend
Riverside touring site in the Broads National Park. Onsite marina, pub, indoor swimming pool and more!
The Wildings Elms Meadow
Toft Monks, Norfolk
29 reviews
97%
would recommend
Peaceful camping and glamping, with rewilded areas for nature, in a meadow on the edge of The Broads National Park.
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Old College Glamping
North Burlingham, Norwich, Norfolk
8 reviews
100%
would recommend
Small glamping pod and bell tent site with private bathrooms. Within 20 minutes of the beach and Norwich!
The Hollies Leisure Resort
Kessingland, Suffolk
121 reviews
97%
would recommend
Family and dog friendly campsite with direct access to the beach. Ten minutes to Lowestoft and The Broads!
Waxham Sands Holiday Park
Horsey, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
215 reviews
91%
would recommend
Incredible views over the Norfolk Coast, just a short walk to the sandy beach of Horsey Gap. Dog friendly.
Walnut Farm
Norwich, Norfolk
82 reviews
93%
would recommend
Short walk from the stunning sands of Waxham and Horsey beaches. Family/dog friendly camping, touring and glamping.
Wardley Hill Campsite
Kirby Cane, Bungay, Norfolk
28 reviews
96%
would recommend
Relaxed car-free camping with fires and stunning glamping near the Norfolk Broads and Suffolk Coast. Dog friendly.
Henstead Fields Caravan and Campsite
Henstead, Beccles, Suffolk
50 reviews
100%
would recommend
Small, peaceful campsite nestled in the Suffolk countryside just ten minutes from a sandy beach. Pet friendly too.
Salhouse Broad
Salhouse, Norfolk
12 reviews
92%
would recommend
Back-to-basics camping near the water on the Norfolk Broads, where you can canoe and enjoy getting back to nature.
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Burgh Hall Holiday Park
Burgh Castle, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Camping, touring and glamping in a beautiful location, two miles from Great Yarmouth and the seaside.
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Burgh Castle, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Tranquil, members only CL site for tourers with electric pitches within Broadlands countryside. Adult only.
Willoways Certificated Location
Burgh Castle, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Peaceful and friendly CL site exclusive to CAMC members. Set within Broadlands countryside and for tourers only.
Highgate Farm Caravan Park
Runham, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Peaceful, friendly, family run park with electric pitches for tents, caravans and motorhomes. Dogs welcome.
The Grange Touring Park
Ormesby, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Dog friendly camping and touring site just 15 minutes from Great Yarmouth, with an onsite restaurant and play area.
Scratby Hall Caravan Park
Scratby, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Touring and camping in The Broads with fully serviced pitches. Beach less than a mile away.
Long Beach Caravan Park
Hemsby, Norfolk
Set along the seaside, 6 miles north of Great Yarmouth. A dog friendly park just 10 minutes from The Broads.
Bumble Bee Meadow Glamping
Freethorpe, Norfolk
Secluded glamping bell tents in a peaceful meadow setting, family friendly and just 20 minutes from the beach.
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Things to do in Great Yarmouth
Perched on the east coast of Norfolk, the town of Great Yarmouth is something of a tourist hotspot. More than just a Pleasure Beach, it weaves a rich history and culture that spans hundreds of years.
The town features a long coastline with the very popular Gorleston Beach, where families can walk along enjoying the soft sand between their toes. The Marine Parade and South Beach Parade stretch the length of the town and just walking along them provides a wealth of attractions.
Other beaches along the coast stretch for over 15 miles and make perfect swimming spots, so no harm in diving in. Retro activities such as donkey rides and bouncy castles are dotted along the front as welcome distractions on your route.
But there’s no denying that Great Yarmouth is perhaps most famous for its dynamic seafront arcades, and visitors can explore the Joyland Amusement Park and take in the games. Britannia Pier is heaven for those with a sweet tooth, packed with doughnut and ice cream shops. For something other than dessert, the pier is also peppered with seafood restaurants and fairground rides to get your blood pumping.
The Hippodrome Circus is family fun in the form of water spectaculars, proper circus excitement and pure escapism. If even more adrenaline is on the cards, you can always visit the Pleasure Beach and try the thrilling rides.
Leaving the coastline and heading inland will allow you to visit a cluster of enticing museums such as the Tollhouse Museum, Time and Tide Museum and the Nelson Museum. In these you can learn about the history of the area from its Victorian stories to its great naval battles. The local surrounding area has no end of interesting and exciting places to visit.
Burgh Castle has perhaps the real story to tell with, having stood guard since Saxon times and keeping watch over a superb wildlife haven in its surroundings.
To the south visitors can enjoy many walks through meandering hills and visit the pristine countryside of the Norfolk trails, while travelling north will allow you to travel up and down some of the 125 miles of lock-free waterways on rentable boats.