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Hi we've just booked for a site in Norfolk called Kelling Heath. Has anyone been? we're in a section called 'Bluebell'. Is there plenty for two teenagers to do without breaking the bank ?

Cheers

Ian

We go to Kelling Heath twice a year at Spring and Autumn equinoxes for the astronomy star parties. It's like a home from home now - loads of stuff to do for kids and adults alike.

Apart from the central village area with indoor and outdoor swimming pool, sauna, bars with kids apparatus, restaurants, games arcade, and shop, there's nature trails, walks, football pitch sized play field with more aparatus, frequent organised activities, bike hire, animal spotting, moth hunting, bat watching etc etc.

Then there's Sheringham and Cromer both very close for seaside town day visits, and a steam train that runs right past the edge of the campsite. If you're lucky you'll get a free air show when the RAF practise dog fighting and low level bomb runs right over the site - we had pilots waving back from the cockpit one year.

It's a very nicely run site with well kept and clean shower blocks - plenty of hot water - and very friendly staff. Bluebell area has the benefit of shade from the trees if you need it. Thoroughly recommended - I've never left the site except to go shopping in Holt or to get petrol, and the onsite shop does cash back. Smashing place to stay