CAMC's pop-up campsite to return to Holkham Hall

The Caravan and Motorhome Club’s pop-up campsite is returning to Holkham Hall this year from 16th August to 13th September.

The best caravan parks in Norfolk are ideally placed for exploring the beauty of the area, and there will certainly be plenty to see in the vicinity of the pop-up. Only a mile from the Norfolk coastline, the Holkham Hall pop-up campsite will offer a well-placed base for exploring north Norfolk, including the Holkham National Nature Reserve and Holkham Beach, as well as cycling and walking routes along the coast.

Pitches are priced from £39 per night for two adults with electric hook up, while it is free for children under five. There will be toilets, showers, fresh water and waste disposal all available onsite.

Visitors who book by 31st May 2024 can also benefit from a 10% saving on pitch prices by using the code POPUP10, as well as getting the option of free cancellation for up to 30 days prior to arrival date.

Guests to the pop-up campsite will also get to enjoy a 30% discount on ticket entry to the 18th century Holkham Hall, the six-acre Walled Garden and Holkham Stories, an interactive experience where visitors can find out about the past, present and future of Holkham.

Brian Morgan, Caravan and Motorhome Club Head of Communications and Events, said, “Pop-up campsites are ideal for all the family and offer a unique base to explore the great outdoors with plenty of discounts on local attractions. Guests will receive a warm welcome and have the opportunity to enjoy the magnificent Holkham Estate and make lasting holiday memories.”

If you’re looking for more touring inspiration, check out our best caravan parks in Lincolnshire guide, where we share our pick of the standout sites for visiting attractions such as Boston and the Lincolnshire Wolds.

In other industry news, it was recently found that one in nine caravanners have confessed to speeding when towing on the motorway. You can also catch up on White Arches now being owned by Spinney following the Robinsons Caravan Group collapse.

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