The Borads
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Campsites in The Broads

Billing itself as the only national park to feature a city - lovely Norwich, this Norfolk national park has plenty of contrast too, with open wetlands and rural villages all along its length. Campsites in the Broads are the perfect resting place, letting you cruise more waterways than even the watery city of Amsterdam has to offer. As you take it all in, stop for fishing, regular jaunts on land and stargazing among these perfectly dark skies.

46 campsites in The Broads

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Willoways Certificated Location, Burgh Castle, Great Yarmouth, NorfolkPlaceholder image

Burgh Castle, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk

Peaceful and friendly CL site exclusive to CAMC members. Set within Broadlands countryside and for tourers only.

Bumble Bee Meadow Glamping, Freethorpe, NorfolkPlaceholder image

Freethorpe, Norfolk

Secluded glamping bell tents in a peaceful meadow setting, family friendly and just 20 minutes from the beach.

Hoveton Estate, Hoveton, Norwich, NorfolkPlaceholder image

Hoveton, Norwich, Norfolk

Just a stroll from BeWILDerwood, stay in gorgeous bell tents in the woods with campfires, perfect for families.

Firs Glamping, Beccles, SuffolkPlaceholder image

Beccles, Suffolk

A rustic site with 5 spacious bell tents, each with Suffolk countryside views, near the Broads.

Hidden Meadows, Beccles, SuffolkPlaceholder image

Beccles, Suffolk

A set of luxury safari tents nestled in private meadows and woodland with a fishing pond, by the Suffolk Coast.

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Wayfarers' Wood, Honing, North Walsham, NorfolkPlaceholder image

Honing, North Walsham, Norfolk

Back to nature glamping in an off grid and luxuriously cosy shepherd's hut.

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FAQ

There are many towns and villages in and around the Norfolk Broads, such as the coastal Great Yarmouth and the historic city of Norwich. All make for great bases when exploring this iconic area.

Yes of course! There are many great glamping locations, whether you're looking for romantic shepherd's huts, spacious bell tents or a cosy pods. Check out all glamping locations here.

There is so much to see and do in the Broads. Visit Horsey Gap and explore the waterways, you may even see seals at Horsey Beach. If going on a family getaway then there is plenty to keep the kids entertained, check out BeWILDerwood for family fun.