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Out and about Local attractions • Temple Seal Trips and Welcome to • Felbrigg Hall Blakeney Point One of the finest country houses in Daily boat trips to see common and grey Norfolk. A grand tour collection, period seals basking on Blakeney Point. Boats furniture and fine library, walled garden, leave from Morston Quay according to working dovecote, pottager gardens, tides. Book by phone (01263) 740791 Incleboro exotic planting, extensive parkland, and collect tickets from The Anchor Pub ancient woodland and way-marked trails. in Morston, timetable available. 01263 837444 01263 740791 www.nationaltrust.org.uk www.sealtrips.co.uk Fields • BeWILDerwood Bure Valley Railway • A huge forest of wild family fun and Norfolk’s largest fifteen inch gauge line adventure. Treehouse, zip wires, jungle runs between the ancient market towns Caravan Club Site bridges, crocklebogs, boat trips, marsh of Aylsham and Wroxham. The 18 miles walks and really yummy food. round trip runs through the picturesque 01603 783900 Bure valley countryside, following the www.bewilderwood.co.uk meandering river through meadowland and ancient pasture. • The Peter Coke Shell Museum 01263 733858 www.bvrw.co.uk (behind lifeboat museum) Sheringham. • Pavilion Theatre at Cromer Pier Activities Home of the famous ‘Seaside Special’ summer show, the theatre also has a • Cycling season of celebrity concerts and shows Bikes can be hired in Cromer and from April - October. Sheringham. 01263 512495 • Walking www.cromer-pier.com Local Ordnance Survey Maps are on sale • Hillside Shire Horse Sanctuary in reception. Get to know your site Located in West Runton within walking distance of the site. Enjoy a day with our • Golf Course Offers exclusive to Incleboro Fields Heavy Horses and Farm Animals. This is the most handsome of sites; a West Runton village has 2 very good Caravan Club Site Members only. Please 01603 736200 www.hillside.org.uk hillside area of 21 acres, terraced to give restaurants, a pub, a tea room, a social club, ask at Reception for details. some views of the sea, but with some a hotel and a B&B. West Runton railway Blickling Hall You are asked not to walk across or • inland-facing woodland pitches for quiet, station is nearby for trips to Sheringham, A Jacobean redbrick mansion with a exercise your dogs on any part of the green tranquillity. A really splendid place Cromer & Norwich City. You are only a mile garden, orangery, parkland and lake. golf course. for a holiday. The site itself is a pleasure, from the sea, and there’s a nine-hole golf Spectacular long gallery, plasterwork ceilings and fine collections of furniture, with some sea views, woodland to course right next door. As well as fine sandy pictures and books. Walks. explore, walks and wild flowers, beaches the family will really enjoy all the 01263 738030 especially in spring. places to visit in the surrounding area – the www.nationaltrust.org.uk only problem is fitting it all in! General site information TV reception Reception Services The site is now digital, so a digital aerial Safety on Site Close by Mail and messages and associated equipment are required. Vehicles and cycles Supermarkets Mail and messages are put on the board The EHU bollards do not have a TV socket. Parents are reminded that children The closest is Spar in West Runton approx outside Reception. Electric Hook-up remain their responsibility and therefore 5 minutes from site. In Beeston there is The costs of electricity are included in your they should be supervised at all times. Beeston Mini Mart (Sheringham Direction). Site shop Also members and guests must follow Open at the same times as Reception. pitch fee, but please help us minimise our In Cromer – Morrisons, Co-op and Lidl. the principles of road safety. The shop sells Gas, Aqua Kem, levelling effect on the environment by considering In Sheringham – Sainsburys and Tesco. blocks, milk, drinks, maps, sweets, ice cream your electricity use while on site. Also, any Motor vehicles and bicycles on site should, Cinema & Theatre and eggs. saving could help to reduce pitch fees or at all times, be used with due regard to Cromer help towards investments in new sites or the safety and convenience of others and Movieplex: 01263 513311 Information Room redevelopments. Open 24 hours, leaflets are available about their speed should not exceed walking pace Pier Theatre: 01263 512495 the many attractions and places of interest (5mph). No cycling is permitted on site Sheringham that you can visit during your stay. between the hours of dusk and dawn, as Little Theatre: 01263 822347 Site Facilities determined by the Wardens. Any one-way Mobile & public telephones system signs should be observed by all Swimming pool Please see the Site map for locations of the Some mobile phones do not work in the area. vehicles and cycles. Foot pedalled cycles, The Splash in Sheringham about 3 miles amenity blocks. Public telephones – there are two public scooters and skateboards can be used, but from the site. telephones located by the office and by the Toilets and showers are not allowed on the paved area around Tel: 01263 825675. Fairlady toilet block. Please note that these The toilet blocks are closed for cleaning at toilet blocks and communal areas and must Tourist Information Centres telephones do not accept incoming calls. the following times: not be ridden on footpaths. Please note Sheringham: 01263 824329 Incleboro Block: 9.45am to 11am that motorised mobility scooters are allowed Cromer: 01263 512497 Holgate Block: 11am to 12noon on site, but children’s motorised scooters or Pitches skateboards are not. Public Transport Kettle Grove Block: 2pm to 3.15pm There are bus and train services 10 minutes Site terrain Fair Lady Block: 3.15pm to 4.30pm. Pets walk away, to Sheringham, Cromer, North Please keep your dog on a lead at all times Part sloping (levelling blocks maybe required). There are baby and toddler bathrooms for Walsham and Norwich. on the pitching areas and roads within the Pitch care children under 4 years old located in the Incleboro and Kettle Grove blocks. Please site, and clean up after them. Dogs can be Places of Worship Levelling blocks are required on this site. ensure that children are supervised by an walked off-site in the surrounding areas. C of E, Catholic and Methodist Churches are Please only use breathable ground sheets adult at all times. Disabled toilet and shower in Sheringham, West Runton and Cromer. and lift these daily. Fire point facilities are located in Incleboro and Kettle (to activate alarm/warning) Located at each Motorhomes Grove toilet blocks. service point. Assembly points are: If your pitch is left unoccupied, please leave 1; Cromer Terrace and 2; Lower Paston. your motorhome sign on display. Laundry The duty warden holds a defibrillator in Located at Incleboro and Fairlady toilet case of emergencies. Vacating your pitch blocks. Prices for the use of the Due to the narrow entrance and exit route Tell us what you think… laundry facilities are: Visitors to the site, all departures must be before noon. Your visitors are welcome on site, please If you have any comments or suggestions Washing machine £4.00, Tumble drier that could help us to improve this Site, Barbecues £1.00, Rinse & Spin £1.00 per 15min cycle. meet them at Reception and book them in. Maximum of 2 vehicles are allowed per pitch. please put them in our Visitors’ Comments These are allowed on site but open fires are Washing sinks are also available. Book. And if you discover a local pub or not. Please keep barbecues off the grass. Please do not hang washing lines between Grass areas restaurant or an interesting place to go, There is a large amount of undergrowth trees or on the fences. tell us about that too! Serviced pitches and bracken in the area. Please be careful These pitches have an all-weather surface Recycling facilities when disposing of cigarettes. Site address: Station Close, West Runton, and an individual ground level inlet for grey On site. Cromer, NR27 9QG water. Further facilities include drinking Snakes Telephone: 01263 837419 water and an electric hook up. Please be aware that there are adders in the area. .
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