The willows rustle beyond the farmyard boundary, their branches dipping toward the dark fenland soil that stretches flat and endless under those vast Norfolk skies.
Willow Tree Farm offers both traditional guest house rooms and camping pods, making it a good shout for couples or small groups who want a roof but fancy something a bit different from a standard B&B. You're deep in King's Lynn country here — fenland proper, where the land feels ancient and the horizons go on forever. The pods give you that sense of sleeping outdoors without committing to canvas, and the guest house side means there's a bit more flexibility if the weather turns.
Open year-round, which isn't always a given round these parts. Dogs are welcome by arrangement, so worth a call ahead if you're bringing yours. Campfires depend on conditions when you arrive — check with the hosts. Facilities aren't extensively listed, but with guest house accommodation on offer you'd expect the basics sorted. It's a working farm setup, so the vibe is proper rural rather than manicured — honest East Anglian hospitality with muddy boots very much allowed.
