Holiday Caravan Park Guide
Norfolk Caravan Parks
Norfolk has a great deal to offer. Relish the beautiful Cathedral City of Norwich complete with Norman Castle, cobbled streets and City wall. Discover the Norfolk Broads, with inviting riverside pubs and restaurants, or enjoy the delights of bird and wildlife, many species of which can only be found in this area. The attractive coastline, too, caters for every taste from the quiet scenic beaches of North Norfolk to the bustle and bright lights of Great Yarmouth with entertainment and star studded shows.
» » Visit our Norfolk caravan park guide
Suffolk Caravan Parks
Suffolk boasts some of East Anglia's most beautiful countryside and beaches. With a landscape of churches, water meadows and green valleys, the County did so much to influence John Constable, one of our greatest landscape painters. Award winning beaches abound, like that at Kessingland and Dunwich, once a great medieval city, is well worth a visit. Enjoy the pink washed fishing village of Southwold, Aldeburgh, the bustling market town of Ipswich or Bury St Edmunds, so steeped in history.
» » Visit our Suffolk caravan park guide
Essex Caravan Parks
Just a short journey from the hustle of London, is Essex, so full of holiday surprises. There are soft, sandy beaches - just right for the children, and some dazzling countryside and waterways to enjoy. Discover Dedham and Flatford in 'Constable Country' or Colchester, England's oldest recorded town with its impressive Castle, museum and art galleries. The County's rivers make meandering inroads into the Essex coastline making the area a haven for lovers of water sports, bird and wildlife.
» » Visit our Essex caravan park guide
Holiday park guide brochure for Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex.
» » request our park guide brochure
WHAT THE BRITISH HOLIDAY PARKS QUALITY GRADING STARS MEAN
The Tourist boards together with the two trade associations - NCC and BH & HPA - run this voluntary grading scheme for licensed Caravan Parks in Britain.
Parks are inspected on an annual basis and are assessed for the overall quality of the Park's facilities, layout, landscape, atmosphere and so on, plus the inspector's overall impression.
They are graded on a scale of 1-5 stars, the more they have the better the Park, and since the quality is the key criteria a well kept country corner can receive the same status as a non-stop large resort with a wide range of facilities.
THE BRITISH GRADED HOLIDAY PARKS SCHEME
KEY TO PARK SYMBOLS
Hold your cursor over the images below for the description of each symbol
