Three words that sum up the scope of some of our favourite places are Broads, Wolds & Moors. These three words sum up why a UK holiday home in East Anglia, Lincolnshire or Yorkshire is a wonderful idea.
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Holidays at Waveney River Centre puts you in the centre of so much to see and do. A year-round escape offering scenic pitches, luxurious lodges, and endless tranquillity, making it your ideal staycation destination.
If you are looking for somewhere filled with the colours of autumn, we have chosen some of our favourite places in East Anglia for a seasonal stroll, all close to our Norfolk and Suffolk holiday parks with holiday homes for sale.
The wonderful East Anglian coastlines, the iconic Broads National Park, scenic countryside and an easy-going lifestyle are all very attractive. Explore these top tips to buying a holiday home in Norfolk and Suffolk!
With the nights getting darker and the days getting colder, we’re looking ahead to December to see which top tourist sites in Norfolk have festive plans.
Yorkshire, the largest county by area in the UK, is big on holiday home appeal. The great outdoors, stunning beaches, art and culture, food and drink - the 4 big things you look for in a holiday home location are all there to take advantage of.
Why not spend a day in a beautiful Norfolk garden, and see how nature comes to life, bringing vibrancy, colour and warmer days.
Explore the animals and wildlife parks in Lincolnshire, spend a day getting up close and learning about some incredible creatures.
Beaches, countryside, attractions and sights to see, as well as great places to eat and drink. They all add up to make Lincolnshire one of the UK’s most underrated holiday destinations. Find out more about what makes Lincolnshire so special…
Those looking to do some seal spotting on holiday should look no further than our very own Norfolk coastline, where you can see both grey and common seals. Here are 4 fantastic locations in Norfolk that are frequented by the “labradors of the sea”.
Winter can be one of the best times to visit Norfolk, as the county comes alive with wildlife, especially the thousands of birds who visit during their migration.
Buying a holiday home in Suffolk will certainly give you the time and space to relax. You’ll also be ideally placed to explore the many and varied aspects of this beautiful county. Start by getting to the heart of things.
December is the time of year for hiding under the duvet and starting on the Christmas chocolates, right? Studies show there’s a plethora of physical and mental benefits to getting out in the fresh air and putting one foot in-front of the other; our lovely UK coastline has so many beautiful places to do so in, so take a look and plan your next winter walk.
Any replacement for free movement, even if visa-free, will require a registration fee that will add to the expenses of family holidays. Lets look at this hot holiday industry topic...
Taking your dog on holiday with you is a great idea for so many reasons. Not only do you get to spend time with this important member of the family, but you also don’t have the hassle of booking them into a kennel - just think of those sad eyes when you have to turn around and walk away…
April 22nd 2018 marks the 48th Earth Day, an environmental movement set up by a U.S Senator in 1970. Today it is the largest secular observance in the world, celebrated by more than a billion people every year.
With golden sands, surfing, museums, zoos, stately homes and gardens, you will not be stuck for ideas of what to do in Cromer! Take a look at five of our favourite attractions in the area.
We sat down with Margaret Cockerill, who recently bought property 28 at Broadlands Park & Marina, to ask her all about her experience with Broadlands and The Broads over the years.
Norfolk is a paradise for birdwatching; grab your binoculars and have a walk through wildflower meadows when you’re staying at our holiday parks in Norfolk.
Have some fun crabbing in the different estuaries, creeks and rock pools when staying in your static caravan in Norfolk.