Norfolk Coast Path Camping & Glamping

The mYminiBreak Norfolk Coast Path Camping and Glamping site is the perfect location for those who want to spend some time in the great outdoors or are looking to hike the mighty Norfolk Coast Path and Peddars Way. Our site provides great accommodation for hikers, not only because of our proximity to many great walks over sand dunes, across cliffs, and along the seaside, but also because our back-to-basics campsite offers a place to wild camp between all these amazing hikes! On top of that, we are a dog-friendly site that has many wonderful places nearby for your dog to run and play. Come along with us on a camping and hiking trip in North Norfolk that you won’t soon forget!

Location
Our Norfolk Coast Path Camping & Glamping site is in the middle of the countryside at Holme-next-the-Sea, away from the hustle and bustle of urban life, but still only a short drive from the beach and the ocean. Norfolk Coast Path Camping and Glamping with mYminiBreak will give you a taste of what it’s like to camp in the great outdoors, far from the hectic crowds of the city and close to the coast. Travel to Hunstanton and watch the sunset over the sea; go to Holkham to see the Holkham estate; or visit Wells-next-the-Sea where you can enjoy a variety of beach activities, from sunbathing to swimming; alternatively, hike through our woods to see fallow deer, owls, and other woodland creatures; and rest assured that wherever you go in Norfolk, you will be surrounded by nature. Norfolk is the ideal place for those interested in nature because it is situated on the outskirts of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. And a stone’s throw away from us is the Holme Dunes Nature Reserve, a vast sandy beach along the coastal path with plenty of dunes to explore. In this area, you’ll find a wide variety of locally owned shops and eateries, many of which welcome dogs with open arms and provide them with pupuccinos, doggy menus, and plenty of clean, fresh water. If you and your pet are looking for a rural getaway, mYminiBreak’s North Norfolk Camping & Glamping is a perfect choice.

Put on your wellies and head out to the variety of walks along the coast and beyond, where you can experience nature at its finest in places like Cley-next-the-Sea and Burnham Deepdale. You’ll be spoiled for choice when it comes to coastal adventures thanks to having easy access to many options along the beautiful Norfolk Coast, which includes places on the coastline like Blakeney, Salthouse, Sheringham, and Cromer, or more inland locations like Brancaster Staithe. Many of our beaches welcome dogs, so it’s not uncommon to see pooches frolicking in the sand and surf. Visit the Norfolk Seals or go samphire hunting in the numerous salt marshes. Take your dog on a walk around Baconsthorpe Castle, a stroll around the village of Burnham Market, or a hike along the Peddars Way and Norfolk Coast Path for a memorable experience.

Camping Options
North Norfolk Camping & Glamping is the place to go if you’re looking for a rustic, off-the-grid camping experience. Our Norfolk countryside campsite at Holme features open meadows for you to set up camp in one of the most scenic campsites around. You can go back to basics at our Holme Campground, which has spots for camping stays of all shapes and sizes, from hikers’ tents and touring caravans to family tents and motorhomes. We also offer a walking and glamping experience with bell tents and shepherd’s huts. After a day of exploring the North Norfolk countryside, relax by the campfire and look up at the stars in the dark sky, thanks to the region’s low light pollution.

Glamping Options
All of our glamping sites are dog-friendly, and we provide amenities like beds, bowls, and towels for your canine companion.

Glamping Bell Tents – If you and a few friends or family members are looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life and spend some quality time in the quiet of the Norfolk countryside without breaking a sweat, then our glamping Bell tents are just what you need. Our tents are tastefully decorated in a boho style and have everything you could need during your stay, so you can relax and enjoy your glamping experience on the North Norfolk Coast. Tent camping, complete with all the conveniences of home, can be a wonderful way to bond with loved ones.

Glamping Shepherds Huts – Each of the Shepherds huts we offer for glamping in North Norfolk is made by hand, fully insulated, and mounted on wheels. Perfect for a romantic getaway or a trip back to nature, our Glamping Shepherd Huts offer luxurious camping with all the modern conveniences you could want. No matter the weather, our outdoor fireplaces and grills will keep you nice and toasty. The fires are great in the winter when it’s cold outside and
in the summer when it’s warm, especially if you want to warm up a bit while gazing at the stars in our vast, open, dark skies.

Blank Canvas Bell Tents – Consider staying in one of our Blank Canvas Bell Tents if you are prepared for the outdoors but do not own a tent or do not enjoy pitching tents. Our pre-erected blank canvas bell tents are great for large families or groups of friends on a budget who want to have a glamping experience in the countryside, as they are waterproof and come with a mosquito net. Outdoors, you can unwind by the fire pit and savour a BBQed meal in the fresh air.

Facilities
Campfires are permitted, fire pits are available, and we sell firewood right here at the campground. Restrooms and water fountains are readily available, as are on-site amenities such as showers and flushing toilets. The mYminiBreak North Norfolk Campsite is pet-friendly so that you and your family can enjoy the North Norfolk Coast with your dog.

Norfolk Coast Path Camping & Glamping is also conveniently located for cycling and walking holidays along the Norfolk coast and coastal roads allow you to take in the beautiful scenery closer to hand than by car. There are many wonderful places to stop for a break and bite to eat along the way, such as the Crab Hut at Brancaster Staithe and The White Horse at Brancaster Overy Staithe, where you can sample the delights of local seafood and real ales.

Peddars Way follows the route of a Roman road and meets the Norfolk Coast Path at Holme-next-the-Sea as it runs from Hunstanton to Hopton-on-Sea. The National Cycle Network, Route 1 is close by (about 2 miles away) and can be picked up easily by amateur or enthusiast cyclists.
A quick ten minute walk down Beach Road leads you over the golf course and onto one of the most beautiful secluded beaches, which lie just two miles walk along the beach to the east of Hunstanton and the chance to watch the sun go down over the sea. A two-mile walk to the west takes you to the Holme Dunes and the Holme-next-the-Sea Norfolk Wildlife Trust site.

Our Local Attractions
We are fortunate to be in a fantastic location for exploring the local area. Norfolk Coast Path Camping & Glamping is just a short walk from the beach, further along, the west Norfolk coast you can visit lots of quiet beaches. In nearby Hunstanton, the whole family can enjoy the beach front amusements, funfair, bowling alley and bandstand concerts on the green. You can also explore the town’s parks and garden or visit Hunstanton Sea Life Sanctuary where you can see an amazing collection of sea creatures. Further attractions in the area include:
Esplanade Gardens
Hunstanton Heritage
Norfolk Coastal Path
Norfolk Lavender
Old Hunstanton

The Norfolk Coast is a very dog-friendly place to visit, with many establishments allowing dogs and providing water for them. Many of our beaches allow dogs all year round, with a few having restrictions from Easter to Halloween. Heacham South Beach has miles and miles of open sand for your dog to run free, with shallow waters for paddling, we also have a handy dog wash for you to shower down after all your fun at the beach. Our nearby beaches are; Heacham – South and North Beach, with no restrictions. Snettisham, no restrictions. Hunstanton, summer restrictions – Old Hunstanton Beach no restrictions. Holme-next-the-sea, no restrictions. Thornham, no restrictions. There are so many walks, places to visit and historical landmarks, with water sports, cultural events and great independent shops and eateries, there really IS something for everyone.