CHOICE OF CARAVANS - WELLS, ON THE NORFOLK COAST
Caravans to let in Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk. Available from March to October at competitive prices. We have a choice of well-equipped 4/6 berth privately owned caravans, with a choice of smoking / non-smoking or with pets.
Situated on a large, popular caravan park surrounded by pine trees in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and next to an unspoilt sandy beach famous for its colourful beach huts. The park has a shop, a restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating (and a takeaway service too) plus off-licence and laundrette. It also boasts a boating lake and crazy golf course and trampoline area.
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The
caravans are spacious and well-appointed and maintained. Gas cooker and
gas fire, with electricity for your lighting and those essentials like
the refrigerator and microwave. Complete with shower and toilet (of course)
plus radio, TV and video - down to a kettle and toaster. Home from home,
where you can spend a quiet week or a short break in comfort within easy
reach of sightseeing and entertainment.
The caravan park is situated approximately a mile away from the town centre and only around 150 meters from Wells Beach, with a narrow guage railway which runs to and from town approximately every 20 minutes (including a late-night pub run!).
To check availability of any of these caravans and pricing for your chosen date and to arrange a booking, please telephone us on 01328 829282.
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ABOUT
WELLS-NEXT-THE-SEA
Wells is a small fishing port on the North Norfolk coast situated between Cromer and Hunstanton, close to the market town of Fakenham. Wells has a wide variety of shops, traditional pubs and restaurants. Click the map on the right for details and directions.
Some of the local places of interest around the Wells area include Sandringham House & Gardens, Pensthorpe Nature Reserve, The Muckleburgh Collection, Holkham Hall, Langham Glass, the Dinosaur Adventure park, Snettisham Animal Park and Blakeney Point (with its seal trips by boat).
The
area is a haven for wildlife and an ideal base for country walks and birdspotting,
with the RSPB Bird Reserve at Titchwell just a stone's throw away.
