Old Brick Kilns

Park Overview

Enjoy a pleasant and tranquil holiday centrally placed for the beaches, local attractions and activities of Norfolk at The Old Brick Kilns Caravan and Camping Park.

Just 8 miles from the North Norfolk coast, The Old Brick Kilns is in a beautiful natural setting with a delightful wildlife pond, landscaped garden areas and wildflower banks. The park, which has a rural atmosphere, is mostly sheltered, divided into woody pockets and open areas.

This quiet, friendly, five star, family-run park has been awarded the AA Heart of Britain Campsite of the Year 2017.

Set over three different levels, the spacious 13 acre park has 60 hard standing all-weather pitches. Heydon’s Meadow is an exclusive Caravan Club Certified Location with 5 premier, fully serviced pitches. Bed and Breakfast rooms and self catering cottages are also available.

All new arrivals strictly after 1.30pm because of narrow approach road.

Facilities

An on site restaurant serves up home cooked, local produce (open on selected nights from the end of March to the end of October). The well-stocked food, off-licence and camping accessory shop will also order newspapers for you. The three recently refurbished washroom blocks have toasty underfloor heating.

Wifi is available across the park and the information point will help you plan your days out exploring all that camping in Norfolk has to offer.

The Old Brick Kilns offers plenty to entertain: children’s play area, table tennis, games room, giant chess set, TV room, pool table and small fishing lake.

Bed and Breakfast near Fakenham

Three rooms with en suite facilities are available in the main house. Facilities include TV, tea and coffee station, dining room and guest lounge.

Self Catering in Norfolk

Situated on the park, Kiln Barn is a delightful 1 bedroom cottage. For families and larger groups The Paddocks Cottages (off site) sleep 4-6 people and can be let as a single property for up to 16.

Places to Visit in North Norfolk

The Old Brick Kilns is the perfect spot from which to explore the fabulous nature reserves and sandy beaches of North Norfolk. Close by is the Royal home of Sandringham, the city of Norwich, Houghton Hall, Blickling Hall and the Norfolk Boards National Park and much, much more. As the park is so wonderfully close to the coast, a trip to the beach is a must! Don’t forget to pack your bucket and spade and enjoy and ice cream with your toes in the sand. The Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is an idyllic spot to visit whatever the weather.