What a great campsite. First off, we chose this location because you can build a campfire. The site…read moreitself is not that big but what they do have is nicely manicured. As we were going at close of season, we almost had the site to ourselves! There is also a shop on the grounds that has almost everything you could need if you've found you left something behind. Plenty of showers and toilets and a refrigerator to store items like freezer packs and the odd bottle of champagne. And for those who like to fish (not us) they have fishing on site. And for those who don't like camping in a tent, they have a few old gypsy caravans available for hire.

Stayed here on our first proper camping holiday, very pleased with the site, everything spotless…read moreand well-tended as reviewed (many times) on ukcampsite.co.uk, which is where we came across it. Nothing much on-site, just shower blocks, laundry/wash-up facilities and kids playgrounds, but peaceful location with sea views makes up for it. Plenty to do nearby anyway. Shopping-wise, Cromer's big enough to have just about everything including a cinema, and an Argos if you've forgotten your tent. Hints: go to Holt for smart shops, Cley Next the Sea for a fantastic picnic [fish from the Smokery and other bits from the deli], Morston Quay for boat trips to see the seals, and Overstrand for a sandy strip accessible even when the tide's in!

This is advertised as a 5 star adults only site and certainly delivers. Very clean, very friendly…read moreand helpful. 3 mins by car or 15 mins walk across a path and you're on the beach at Sandilands. No tents allowed here; just caravans, folding campers and motorhomes. No dog restrictions and it's a cracking beach. 20 mins walk into Sutton on Sea along the promenade. Beach huts along the prom can be hired from £15 per day (cheaper by the week).

Richardson's Holiday Park. Still here as I write this, wanted to write something before I leave and…read moreforget. It's a great place, we stayed in the 1st floor of the little apartments, mystique I think it's called. It's good enough to sleep in and make basic meals, but then you don't come here to sit in allot or make a roast dinner for 6. Evening entertainment kept my three year old more then happy, dancing with the other children and meeting the characters here. Loads of game machines and amusements to play on and collect your tickets for a prize. Beside the bar a good sized park for kids with a pay as you play race track for the little ones. A small soft play near to reception also with an indoor swimming pool. Spar shop is 5 minutes drive one way, 5 minutes the their way and you are at the beach. Worth a go, we have enjoyed ourselves.

We stayed here at the very end of the season in a caravan that was privately owned and rented out…read morevia ebay. There was a childrens play area within sight from the caravan window. As it was late in the season alot of the entertainment, shops were shut so we just used it as a base and travelled into Great Yarmouth most days but the park was clean and tidy and well kept.