Let’s be real—campsite toilets can be a lottery. Not here. The shower blocks are spotless. Tiles so shiny you could check your hair in them. And the water pressure? Heavenly. It’s like being blasted by a friendly fire hose.
There’s a laundry room, a chemical disposal point that doesn’t smell like regrets, and a little shop. The shop sells local cheeses, ciders, and those emergency sausages. You know the ones.
Friendly staff too. They wave. They smile. They probably know your van’s history by day two. It’s that vibe.
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Location, Location, Location (Or, “Where’s the Water?”)
This is the pièce de résistance. The campsite is on the Broads. Not near them. On them. There’s a dedicated mooring area for your boat. Yes, you can park your caravan and bring a boat. Combination unlocked.
You can stroll to the water’s edge in two minutes. Hire a day boat from nearby Horning or Wroxham. Putter along, wave at other tourists, pretend you’re in a gentle episode of All Creatures Great and Small.
And the wildlife? Madness. Herons standing like grumpy statues, kingfishers zipping past like tiny blue lasers. It’s David Attenborough meets a pub garden.
