North Norfolk Glamping

Our glampsite is only a short walk down from the A149 which is a known pedestrian walkway from locals at Burnham Overy that walk into Burnham, and in just .2 of a mile, you enter Herrings Lane which is a quiet sea road that inclines directly into the centre of Burnham Market.

As you turn into the homestead of the watermill over the bridge down a one-way track and following the duck pond you find your way through some sharp right-angled turns which take you up to Norfolk coast footpath, or alternatively, you can walk along the field separating you from the main road right up to the coastal path and Burnham Overy. A bridleway also skirts the edge of the site across the river burn and into the salt marsh area.

This wild location also offers opportunities to see all sorts of wildlife as they like to wander the marshes you can catch sights of grazing cows, small muntjac deer, swans gracefully swimming down the streams, and hawks flying high above the open fields looking for its next target. Our North Norfolk campsite is also just a short walk from Scolt Head Island National Nature Reserve, a 700-hectare island where you can explore the wild creeks of the south shore, walk the extensive sands of the north shore, swim in the secret warm pools of the creek and spot the incredible variety of birds such as nesting colonies that travel here internationally including breeding Sandwich and Little Terns. While this is the type of wildlife you can see locally there is far more out the to experience if you travel a little further. There are plenty of places to go on seal boat trips, natural parks, and RSPB Titchwell on the Titchwell Marsh, home to diverse habitats.

North Norfolk has some very beautiful walks along the coastal path that take you towards and along the coast exposing you to all of its natural beauty. It's a very short 7-minute walk to reach the coastal path which takes you around North Norfolk just 30 minutes away where you can find wonderful secluded beaches through the marshes only accessible when the tide has gone out. Come book your perfect North Norfolk camping holiday today!

Perfectly placed to explore the unspoilt, rolling countryside of the Norfolk coast with miles of scenic trails and footpaths on our doorstep. The traditional market town of Burnham Market is also within a short 3-minute drive or lovely scenic 18 minutes walk along the open farmland where you can visit a fantastic range of pubs, restaurants, butchers, grocers, and all the traditions of a small historical market town.

For those looking for a little more history and culture the southeast end of the campsite looks on towards St. Margaret Church a Grade I listed building built in the 11th century that retains many of its medieval architectural elements including the original oddly large stone font and is one of 129 surviving round-tower churches in Norfolk! Alongside our campsite is the River Burn, a great river that runs through Union Mills the Grade II listed combined tower mill and watermill originally built-in 1737.