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Although the facilities are of a reasonable standard, the overall feel of this site is not welcoming. On arrival we were given sketchy directions as to where to pitch our tent. We

pitched up and went to find food and drink as camp restaurant was expensive and closes at 10pm. On returning we noticed bar still open so popped in. After small talk with barman, we discovered we had pitched on wrong plot. This conversation then continued with ALISON who forcefully told us we would have to move, as there had been complaints. We then went to locate our "allotted" pitch which was tucked away in a corner behind a rope barrier. This left us feeling very upset. We later found out that there had been no such complaints. We asked for a refund for our second night as we were not prepared to relocate this request was declined.

Alison's attitude was not pleasant at all. Would not recommend this site for weekenders and campers!!!!!!!!!!!

We had visited Old Brick Kilns before, however we decided on our 2nd visit to enquire about storing our caravan on the site permanently. I can honestly say it is the best decision we have ever made.

A fantastic site with exceptional facilities, John and Alison are the most hospitalble hosts who really can't do enough for you.

The restaurant has been newly refurbished to a very high standard with good food that is cooked to perfection and very reasonably priced.

All in all a superb place to unwind, relax or explore the Norfolk coast.

We have just come back from a week at this campsite. The site is absolutely lovely. There are a lot of rules, but it does mean that everything is immaculate. We had a nice spot in the tent field. We were lucky that we were not the last ones to arrive as some of the spaces are very uneven.

The Old Brick Kilns is a very pretty little caravan and camp site, and we only have a couple of complaints. We were put on a pitch which had quite a slope and grass at the side was boggy the gravel indicated to us the rain had certainly laid on that pitch! there were many empty pitches ,and the one we were given looked the worse. (avoid 36) the restaurant/bar was closed, which we weren’t told until arriving there.

Have stayed here several times but won’t stay any more. Booked for the bank holiday had to pay in full and circumstances have arisen and we cannot go. Have given them 2 full weeks cancellation notice but no refund!!!!!!!!!!!!

Time limits for the weekend are getting shorter as well, as they wont allow you on site until 2pm and you must leave by 11 am!!!!!

First visit, found Alison and John very friendly and helpful. Site is very well set out, pitches are first class as are the toilet and shower facilities. Will certainly visit again.

Now stop here on a regular basis. I find the site to be one of the friendliest we have used. John and Alison are always more than willing to help out wherever and whenever needed. The site is always well presented and the toilet and wash areas are always maintained to a very high standard. Would recommend to any fellow caravanners.

This site does not care about tents. Had booked two pitches at great expense - nearly £20 per night for one adult and two toddlers. Were put on pitches that were small and unusable because badly sloped and rutted - potholes filled up with rainwater, and the owners expected us to put up with it.

Have stayed on sites for half the price and had much better pitches.

The owner's attitude was to shrug shoulders and say 'It's a field'. True but a very expensive one. Facilities may be good but most campers want a level bit of ground above other things.

We did not stay but they refused to give any refund.

If you're in a tent - don't bother.

John and Alison who now own this site could not be more helpful. The site did go downhill but they have worked hard and it is now the best it has ever been. Toilet, showers and site spotless.

It was very wet when we stayed here and our tent was waterlogged. We had electric hook up for the first time because of the bad weather we thought we would treat ourselves to a heater, but unfortunately the electrics kept overloading and kept cutting out. The owner said that they should have been sorted out but the electrician had let them down, but he didn't offer to give us a refund for the extra that we paid for electric hook up. We bought a folding camper after this experience. There was a super Thai Restaurant with a log fire about 2 minutes drive away though, called the Craw fish Inn (where we thawed out), we still visit here regularly.

We have been visiting this site for four years with no complaints. Unfortunately there was a recent change of ownership and I am sorry to say that the park has gone downhill. On the day we stayed we found the toilet blocks to be in a very dirty condition. Also the restaurant prices had risen to a level where we found it just too expensive for a family to eat out. We have now decided to stay at campsites nearer to the coast which offer more facilities and value for money for a similar price.

This is a really nice friendly site, well maintained, and the owners are very helpful. Has a restaurant, small shop, and fishing on-site in a small lake. Very clean toilets and free showers. A little expensive at £14.25 a night for two persons in a touring van.