The gate clicks shut behind you and suddenly it's just hedgerows, birdsong, and the wide Norfolk sky settling over your roof.
The Dell suits tourers and motorhomers after a proper base near the north Norfolk coast — quiet pitches among mature trees, the kind of site where you wake to wood pigeons rather than traffic. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so it's worth a call if you're travelling with a four-legged friend. You're in Gimingham country here, close enough to Cromer's crab stalls and the big beaches at Overstrand, but tucked away from the holiday bustle.
Facilities aren't shouted about, so it's wise to check what's onsite when you book — this is very much a no-frills, get-back-to-basics kind of spot. Campfires are worth asking about on arrival if that's your thing. Anglers might want to know Gimingham Lakes sits just down the lanes if you fancy a morning with the rod. Expect a low-key, come-as-you-are vibe — nothing polished, just good honest pitching under old trees.