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You could try Heathland Beach at Kessingland. It is ideal for the beach, has a great swimming pool, nice bar, good childrens playground and good toilets.

A group of us have been to both Clippesby and Heathland, and Heathland is now our campsite of choice.

Hi Simon

We stayed at Clippesby for 4 nights at the beginning of July.  We absolutely loved it.  We stayed at the Heath and loved all the pine trees and country feel of the site.  However, we did not have any children to cater for, just us two and the dog.

Unfortunately due to the weather we haven't been away since then.  As this was our first camping trip we cannot give any thoughts on any other site that may be similar but will be watching the replies you get as we too would like a site of similar standard and with the same lovely setting that Clippesby is in.

Hope you find what you are looking for.

Bob n Chris

Quote: Originally posted by sgrech on 01/9/2008

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Vic,

Checked out the site - looks pretty good. Once thing does concern me a little though. It says that the campsite is right on the edge of the cliffs. I have a 4 year old do this worries me somewhat. Also there is not really any mention of how big the tent pitches are - I have quite a big (not massive) tent.

Perhaps you would be kind enough to comment on these points?

Simon

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Hi Ronni

See that you have not done a review on Bureside, how did you find it?  We stayed at Clippesby this year and found it overpriced and squelching around for a week on a very muddy pitch and came across Bureside when out and about and their pitches were well drained.  We have also stayed at Heathland and have to agree with your comments on there but again have found that their site fees are now more than I wish to pay.

Miclou

Lincoln Farm, Oxford is a very professionally run site. We will likely return there next year.

See the reviews on it. There is very little to be negative about it!

Enjoy!