Standard Pitch (per night)
£15.00 (low season) / £20.00 (high season) Maximum 4m x 4m and 4 people Large Pitch (Per Night) £21.00 (low season) / £26.00 (high season) Maximum 6m x 6m and 4 people *arrivals on 22nd and 23rd August are subject to a 2 night minimum stay. Camping pod - Sleeps 2 - £28.00 (low season) / £33.00 (high season) Low Season (2025) April 3rd- May 23rd & September 1st - September 30th High Season (2025) May 24th - 31st August* ExtrasAdditional person per pitch (per night) Infants 2 & under go free - £5.00
Additional car parking space (per night) - £6.00 Firewood and fire pit (one bag of wood and firepit for one night) £13.00 |
Tucked away in the heart of the Norfolk Broads, our peaceful, tent-only campsite offers a rare and special experience — not far from the water, with access to the beautiful Salhouse Broad. Whether you're here to paddle, picnic, or simply sit and watch the world drift by, there’s no other place quite like it.
Simple. Sustainable. Soulful. This is camping as it should be — low-impact, back-to-basics, and surrounded by nature. We’re proud to be an eco-conscious site: with compost toilets, recycling bins, food waste bins and a leave no trace policy, every part of your stay supports the protection of this unique landscape. Reconnect with Nature There’s little in the way of signal or screens here — and that’s the beauty of it. Salhouse Broad is the perfect place to switch off from devices and tune into the natural world instead. Listen to birdsong instead of notifications, trade blue light for starlight, and spend your days paddling, walking, and simply being present. A True Waterside Escape Thanks to our rare location right on the Broad, you can be on the water within minutes. Rent a canoe and explore the winding waterways toward Wroxham or Horning, grab a drink from the Hungry Otter, or take a scenic stroll to the Fur and Feathers for a local brew. Seasonal pop-up food stalls also make surprise appearances throughout the season. Whether you're curled up by a fire under the stars or watching the sunrise ripple across the Broad, Salhouse offers the space to breathe, pause, and reconnect — with nature, with others, and with yourself. |