SITE INFORMATION

Alison and John Strahan will warmly welcome you to The Old Brick Kilns – a quiet, friendly, high quality, family park.

They hope you enjoy your stay with them and your holiday here in Norfolk.

Open 45 weeks a year (closed 6 January to 1 March).

Practical Caravan Top 100 Parks Regional Winners 2006 and 2008 to 2009

Practical Caravan ‘Readers Regional Choice’ 1998 & 2000

David Bellamy Gold Conservation Award 1996–2009

‘Enduring Commitment to Conservation’ 2000

Positioned in pleasant undulating countryside, the Park is ideally placed to cover an area embracing the long sandy beaches and nature reserves of the North and West Norfolk coasts, the Royal home of Sandringham, the unique Lavender Farm at Heacham, the beautiful Cathedral City of Norwich, Blickling Hall, Houghton Hall, Medieval Walsingham and the Thursford Collection.

The Old Brick Kilns continues to be developed with attention to detail by caravanners for discerning caravanners and campers: they are sure you will appreciate the special ambience.

The main building was originally a brick drying shed, now fully converted and modernised, it accommodates all the main facilities of the park. The building which is fully centrally heated when necessary, has direct access for wheelchairs along firm pathways.

Facilities include:

Pool table

Television room

Table tennis

Giant chess

Fenced children’s play area with chipped bark surface

Family games areas

The showers are large, free and untimed. They feature underfloor heating in the dry changing areas, with full central heating when required. The washbasins have their own individual curtained cubicles with mirrors, hooks and shelving. The ladies’ area has a baby bath and changing facility, hot air hand dryer and hair dryer. In addition, the gentleman’s area has razor points. A second toilet block is provided on the lower part of the park. Both with free hot water all day.

Their purpose-built washroom for those with special needs has a RADAR lock and is large enough to accommodate helpers.. The design of the room includes a number of handrails and grab handles. It is equipped with a low washbasin, low/raised toilet, full-length mirror and an alarm bell. The shower is extra-sized with a mobile seat and fully adjustable temperature controlled shower head.

Dogs are welcome on the park, provided they can be kept reasonably quiet, on a short lead and that any accidents are cleared up immediately. A dog walk is provided around the park which is equipped with Fido bins to maintain statutory cleanliness. Longer walks can be taken nearby. Free maps of local walks are available from reception.

Set on three levels, the park covers some 13 acres with 60 spacious all weather semi-hard standing pitches for your caravan, tent, trailer tent or motorcaravan.

They have a further 5 premier pitches with full services on a section of the park called Heydon’s meadow, which is a Caravan Club Certificated Location.

They have several hardstanding drive-on pitches suitable for motorhomes.

The Park, which has a tranquil rural atmosphere, is mostly sheltered, divided into woody pockets and open areas. It features a delightful wildlife pond, landscaped garden areas and natural wildflower banking.