The slow creak of the chain ferry crossing the Yare is the soundtrack here — a proper slice of Broadland life where river rhythms set the pace.
This is a straightforward touring park for caravans and campervans, tucked into Reedham village on the edge of the Norfolk Broads. It suits couples and families exploring the waterways by foot or boat, plus anyone who enjoys watching river traffic from their pitch. Dog walkers should ask ahead about the current policy. The location is pure Broads: reedy channels, big skies, marsh harriers overhead, and that working ferry shuttling back and forth all day. You're in proper boating country, with dykes and waterways threading through the landscape and the smell of tidal mud never far away.
Facilities aren't specified, so check what's available when you book. The vibe is low-key and watery rather than action-packed — this is a place to slow down, watch boats, maybe hire a canoe or walk the riverbank paths. Campfires need checking on arrival. It's old-fashioned Broads touring in the best sense.
