SITE INFORMATION

Sandringham Club Site is set among the trees within the Royal Estate. Screened from the locals and other visitors to the grounds, it has a lovely, wooded feel - with many pitches between the trees.Discover more about the Sandringham Estate at the Visitor Centre. There are more than 60 acres of ground, 600 acres of woodland and heath and a museum of royal memorabilia.The estate also hosts events during the year. Sandringham House itself is open to visitors. You can buy timber from its saw mill.The RSPB has reserves at Snettisham and Titchwell. Pensthorpe Nature Reserve is home to the BBCs Springwatch programme.Peddars Way and the Norfolk Coast Path pass close to the Site.Norfolk Lavender is at Heacham. Visit the lavender fields and find out about harvesting, distilling and growing your own.Hunstanton is a traditional family seaside resort. It has a selection of attractions including sandy beaches and a Sea Life Sanctuary.

PLACES TO SEE 

Houghton Hall, Oxburgh Hall and Castle Rising are all worth a visit.The Ecotech Centre at Swaffham offers tours of its wind turbine.Sea fishing is available in summer from Brancaster Staith. Trout can be caught at Narborough Lakes.Visit the seals off Blakeney PointThe Holkham Estate includes the Hall with its Bygones Museum and the beach, one of the most unspoilt and beautiful stretches of sand in the country.