Marlborough Guest House

The clatter of Norwich market drifts through the morning air here, bringing the hum of a city that still feels human-sized, walkable, full of corners worth losing yourself in.

This is a proper guest house rather than a traditional campsite — useful for anyone wanting a solid roof after a few nights under canvas, or needing a comfortable base for exploring Norwich's medieval lanes, independent shops and riverside pubs. The camping pod option gives you something between the two: your own shelter, a bit more cushion than tent life, but still outdoors enough to feel like a camping trip. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so it's worth asking ahead if you're travelling with one.

It's year-round, centrally located, and the kind of low-key bolthole that suits solo travellers, couples doing a city weekend, or anyone walking the Wherryman's Way who fancies a night off the trail. Campfires depend on what's allowed when you arrive — check in person. The vibe is simple, unfussy, more about location than luxury.