West Runton Camping And Caravanning Club Site

If you want to see some live animals, the Hillside Shire Horse Sanctuary is half a milefrom Site, and the Norfolk Shire Horse Centre has several breeds of horses as well as acollection of wagons and carts.FacilitiesHard standing with electric hook-upsGrass pitch with electric hook-upHardstanding only pitchSeasonal pitchesStorage facilitiesDifficult access/approachGrass only pitch (no electric)Well Sheltered SiteFlushing toiletsShower blockWashbasinsElectric shaver socketsDisabled dedicated access facilitiesParent and baby roomFamily Shower RoomChemical toilet disposal pointMotorhome stop - offDrinking water tapsWashing machinesDishwashing facilitiesIce pack freezingChildrens play areaBall GamesGas cylinders availablePayphonePets welcomeCoastalWi-FiGrass only pitch for larger tentsBattery Charging FacilitiesGrass pitch with electric hook up for larger tentsRailway station: West Runton 0.75 mile.Bus stop: 0.75 mile from site entrance on routes to Cromer, Sherringham, Hunstanton,King’s Lynn and Wells-next-the-Sea.Worth noting: Many pitches are sloping and chocks will be required. Two boules courtsavailable. Difficult access via lane through woods with passing places.Eat Local: The site shop sells local fresh produce.Sheringham Market has local produce on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Cookies Crab Shop inSalthouse serves fresh, local fish, crab and lobster.The Constancia is a Greek restaurant, which uses local meat and fish.More DetailsThe beach at West Runton is accessible from the clifftop car park. It is ideal for swimming and exploring rock pools.Both West and East Runton are quaint Norfolk fishing villages near the campsite.The Hillside Shire Horse Sanctuary has several breeds of horses and a collection of wagons and carts to investigate.Worstead village gives its name to the woollen fabric woven by Flemish workers in the 14th century.The seaside towns of Sheringham and Cromer have many attractions, including carnival weeks during the summer.The North Norfolk Railway line is known as the Poppy Line, because of the flowers lining the track in summer.Sheringham Park is famous for its rhododendrons and azaleas and is one of several National Trust properties in the area.Cromer Museum contains the remains of Britain's oldest fossil - the West Runton Elephant - and the cast of the skull of the giant Mosasaur reptile.Climb the Beacon, the highest point on the coast, for excellent views inland and to sea.Holkham Hall is home to the Earl and Countess of Leicester, who also own the local beach and nature reserve. Felbrigg Hall is another National Trust property - a 17th century house with park, walled garden, dovecote and orangery.The Muckleburgh Collection is the UK's largest privately-owned, working military museum. It includes exhibitions on air sea rescue and local regiments.The cliffs of West Runton were once part of the Cromer Forest Bed formation.DirectionsOS Map Ref: 133 - TG189419Lat: 52.9299 Long: 1.2555Use satnav only as far as Aylmerton. Refer to map