The rhythmic calls of curlews drift across open Norfolk heathland as morning mist lifts from Two Mile Bottom, where canvas and caravans nestle in countryside that feels genuinely remote. This is proper Norfolk hinterland – big skies, pine-edged horizons, and the kind of rural quiet that lets you hear the wind moving through bracken.
Primarily serving Scouts and Guides but welcoming general campers, this no-frills site suits families and outdoor enthusiasts seeking an authentic back-to-basics experience within reach of the Norfolk Coast's beaches and nature reserves. The location places you perfectly between the Broads' waterways and the coastline's salt marshes, ideal for those who prioritise exploration over creature comforts.
With space for tents, campervans, and caravans, the site maintains a refreshingly straightforward approach to camping. Campfire policies should be confirmed on arrival – always worth asking if you're planning evening gatherings under those vast Norfolk stars. Expect a friendly, traditional camping atmosphere where the landscape and community spirit matter more than polished amenities.