Glamping Holidays in Norfolk

The North Norfolk Coast — seals, seafood and seaside charm

The North Norfolk Coast is the undisputed highlight of any glamping holiday in Norfolk. Begin your exploration at Wells-next-the-Sea. It’s a bustling harbour town with a sandy beach, independent shops and great places to eat. Just along the coast, the pretty village of Blakeney is famous for its seal colonies. Moreover, you can hop on a boat trip to Blakeney Point to see the seals up close. It’s a genuinely magical experience for all ages.

Further along the coast road, you’ll discover the Norfolk Wildlife Trust at Cley. Similarly, the Salthouse Marshes visitor centre is outstanding for birdwatching and wildlife spotting. In addition, Holkham Hall is well worth a visit. The impressive stately home comes with beautiful grounds, gardens and a regular programme of events. While you’re there, treat yourself to Sunday lunch at The Victoria. It’s the estate’s much-loved pub and the perfect end to a day of exploring.

Cromer — crabs, cliffs and classic seaside

Cromer is one of Norfolk’s most popular seaside towns. It’s famous for its crabs and its elegant Victorian pier. Together, they capture the very best of traditional British seaside life. Whilst you’re there, make sure you visit No.1 by Galton Blackiston. It’s the TV chef’s celebrated fish and chip restaurant and a firm favourite with locals and visitors alike. After lunch, walk it off with a cliff top stroll. Head past the lighthouse and over the golf course to the village of Overstrand. It’s one of the most scenic walks on the entire Norfolk coast.

Great Yarmouth — traditional seaside fun for families

For families seeking a traditional seaside experience, Great Yarmouth is hard to beat. It has a long sandy beach, a lively strip of amusements and two piers. In addition, the famous Pleasure Beach funfair makes it a brilliant day out for children of all ages. As a result, it remains one of Norfolk’s most visited family destinations year after year.

Norwich — Norfolk’s brilliant capital city

No glamping holiday in Norfolk is complete without a visit to Norwich. It was recently voted the best place to live in the UK by The Times. Furthermore, its historic streets, independent shops and thriving food scene make it one of the most enjoyable cities in England to explore.
The Norman Castle has recently undergone an impressive transformation. You can now explore the dungeons, the castle keep and excellent art galleries all under one roof. Meanwhile, Norwich Cathedral remains one of the finest examples of Norman architecture in the country. In addition, the city is packed with outstanding independent bakeries, coffee shops and cafés. There’s also a remarkable range of critically acclaimed restaurants to suit every taste and budget. Come and see for yourself why Norwich is having such a well-deserved moment.

Where to go glamping in Norfolk

Norfolk offers a fantastic range of glamping accommodation. There’s something to suit every taste and group size. Choose from glamping pods, spacious yurts, treehouses, cosy shepherd’s huts and family safari tents. Each one is thoughtfully set up for easy and comfortable outdoor living. Moreover, many sites come with wood-fired hot tubs. These make them ideal for a romantic break or a special family getaway.
For group glamping holidays in Norfolk, Glamp and Tipple is an excellent choice. It offers activities and a fun-filled experience for everyone. Meanwhile, Wild Luxury provides spacious safari tent accommodation with decks in North Norfolk. As a result, it’s ideal for families who need a little extra room to spread out.

Things to do when glamping in Norfolk — a quick guide

Norfolk rewards exploration at every turn. Here are the highlights to add to your itinerary:

• Wells-next-the-Sea — harbour town charm with a beautiful sandy beach
• Blakeney — boat trips to see the seals at Blakeney Point
• Cromer — Victorian pier, famous crabs and cliff top walks
• Holkham Hall — stunning estate with gardens, events and The Victoria pub
• Cley and Salthouse Marshes — world-class birdwatching and wildlife spotting
• Great Yarmouth — traditional seaside fun and the Pleasure Beach funfair
• Norwich — historic castle, cathedral, independent shops and outstanding restaurants
• The Norfolk Broads — hire a boat and explore England’s largest protected wetland

For more inspiration, visit Visit Norfolk.