15 beautiful photos that will make you want to go camping in Norfolk

From seals and sands to boats and bell tents, we take a look through our favourite photos of Norfolk that will make you want to go on holiday now…

From seals and sandcastles to cathedrals and famous manor houses…

Norfolk is the land of big skies and grand country estates. It’s where the Queen takes her holidays, it’s where Londoners escape to the beach and it’s where sailors, kayakers and boaters on the Broads reign supreme. It probably comes as no surprise that we simply love camping in Norfolk. It’s not just the rich greenery of the campsites and the number of riverside locations available; there’s more to camping here than just the countryside. Even the compact city of Norwich, with its grand cathedral, solid castle and narrow café-lined lanes makes a clear attraction to rural campers, while the coast and beaches of the North Norfolk coast give way to popular country estates that are now open to the public – such as Holkham, Sandringham, Felbrigg and Blickling. If you want to know what you’re missing out on, nothing can prepare you for the real thing – for camping holidays, Norfolk is seriously tough to beat. But, to give you a small taste, here are 15 beautiful pictures that neatly sum up why Norfolk is so special…

1. Felbrigg Hall

2. Sherringham Beach

3. A seal on Winterton Beach

4. Bell tents at Wiveton Hall

5. The Norfolk Coast Path

6. Norwich Cathedral

7. Boats on the Norfolk Broads

8. A 1957 Airstream at Tin Can Camping

9. The ceiling of Norwich Cathedral

10. Blickling Hall

11. Cromer Pier

12. The shepherd’s hut outside Bircham Windmill

13. Brancaster Bay

14. Wroxham, the ‘gateway’ to the Broads

15. Evening glamping at Happy Valley Glamping

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