Set amidst 250 acres of mixed woodland and rare open heathland on the north Norfolk Coast, Kelling Heath is in a designated area of outstanding natural beauty. From the entrance a long drive sweeps down towards the Reception in the Village Square which on first glance looks can look rather imposing. Some may be put off by this but don’t be as this 250 acre park is lovely and arranged sympathetically for the happiest possible camping.
Kelling Heath has a dark sky policy, so at night the site is wonderfully inky because of the lack of glaring lights, visitors are reminded to bring their tooth brushes and a torch!
There is much to see and enjoy in the area, but the onsite fun is particularly good at Kelling, where it focuses on the natural environment with an educational angle, but it's not too much like school, so your kids won't feel cheated out of having a holiday. Acorn Activities, for budding naturalists of all ages, sounds like good fun – and it is. The children can take part in various activities like pond dipping, story walks and creative arts. For the adults (and children too) enjoy evening bat & nightjar or wildlife walks. There's also traditional evening entertainment with shantymen, folk and jazz in the Village Square.
The cycling and walking is great with a number of self guided leaflets meaning learning about the estate couldn’t be easier. As well as playing boules enjoy table tennis, swimming in the outdoor pool and using the tennis courts or adventure play areas. Health & Fitness Club is available with various membership options. . So, studying, watching and learning are what it's all about at Kelling Heath, and eating ice creams.
