Galley Hill Farm Camping

‘THE CAMPSITE IN THE COUNTRY NEAR THE SEA'
Easy to find and centrally placed for walking, and cycling around the lanes and by-ways of North Norfolk.
Set in an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Galley Hill Farm Campsite is the perfect location for both coast and countryside holidays. Just one mile from Blakeney Quay and seal trips to Blakeney Point that depart from Morston Quay.

There are several surrounding villages all within easy driving and cycling distance offering places to eat from the traditional Norfolk Pub to restaurants and cafes.
Blakeney Village offers visitors a host of places to eat and a range of shops including a village store open seven days a week, a post office and petrol station. The regular 'summer' bus service 'Coastliner' operates from Hunstanton to Great Yarmouth stopping in Blakeney and is a great way to see North Norfolk.

We welcome tents, trailer tents and small campervans but do not accept dogs.

Toilets and shower facilities are available together with a freezer pack service for cool boxes.

Cycle hire can be arranged

Galley Hill Farm campsite is open from Easter to the end of October. For bookings and enquiries, please contact Sal or Martin. 01263 741201


LOCAL INFORMATION & ATTRACTIONS
Langham Village, a mile in land from Galley Hill Farm has a Public House, village shop and is home to Langham Glass. Watch the ancient art of glass blowing, or visit the workshop, browse around the shop or enjoy a light lunch in their restaurant.

Visit Cromer Pier home of the famous Pavilion Theatre and the top summer show 'Seaside Special', one of the last real End-of-the-Pier shows in England its great fun for all the family.

The Norfolk Shire Horse in Centre in West Runton is fantastic for children of all ages, regular cart rides, demonstrations, indoor displays, childrens farm a cafe and gift shop makes it a great day out.

Combine your visit with trip to the Muckleburgh Collection at Weybourne, a collection of military vehicles including 16 working tanks and a host of other exhibits.

Travel on the worlds longest 10/1/4 gauge railway from Wells to the Medieval town of Walsingham. A centre of pilgrimage for countless years, you can join the regular guided tours or visit the Abbey grounds and Shirehall Museum.

Wells-next-the-Sea has a small but busy port a host of interesting shops, and places to eat.

The Georgian town of Holt, just 15 minutes drive away is a mecca for antique and bric-a-brac collectors.

Catch the North Norfolk Steam railway to Sheringham and steam through the countryside offering some spectacular views across the coast.

For those who enjoy their sport, North Norfolk has much to offer, fine golf courses, horse riding, tennis, wind surfing and sailing can all be found close by. The 'Splash' Leisure Centre at Sheringham is just a short drive away.

Walkers, Cyclists, and Bird Watchers are equally well catered for with miles of circular walks the long distance Norfolk Coast Path, 'Quiet Lanes' and By-ways and the superb bird reserves of Titchwell, Blakeney and Cley are all within easy reach.