What's on:  Housed in a former Water Pumping Station, the Museum contains a fascinating collection of working overhead machine shop, a petrol power iron and the jewel in the crown is the "lilleshall" triple expansion steam pump, now back in steam after 50 years.  There is also a Model village, miniature railway and tea room.

The Museum is taking part in Maldon’s Heritage Weekend while we are there, see their website for more information: https://www.museumofpower.org.uk/

Directions: From Hatfield Peverel take B1019 towards Langford Museum of Power will be on the right in approx 3.5 miles.

Stewards: Tony & Nina

Site Opens: 3pm

Fee: £15 per unit per night

What’s on: 

Footpaths and river walks are easily accessible which is a great way to explore the picturesque countryside. There are 3 fishing lakes. 2 are mixed fishery and the main carp lake where 30lb plus carp may be caught. The local village pub which serves locally sourced food is only a short walk away.

There is a bus stop within easy walking distance of the site entrance.

Day Ticket Prices: 

• Match Lake:    £12 for 3 Rods (2024 prices)

• Main Lake: £17 for 3 Rods (2024 Price)

Main Lake:    £17 for 3 Rods (2024 prices)

Directions: From the A130 take the B1008 and follow the signs to Broomfield Hospital. Site is on the left in 3 miles. Follow DA Signs.

Stewards: Dave & Sara
Site Opens: 3 pm
Fee: £15 per unit night

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Lovely Grass site, within a ten minute walk from the site are, beach shops, cafes, a children’s play area, a small amusement arcade, the village pub, a well-stocked village shop and post office and a bus stop for buses to the nearby market of town of Stalham (from where buses go to Wroxham and Norwich).
A short drive outside the village will take you to a farm shop, a great local butchers and the very interesting Waxham Barn & Tea Room.

Further afield, but in easy reach, are all manner of tourist attractions ranging from the Norfolk Broads to National Trust properties, children’s adventure parks, zoos, motorcycle and car museums plus of course the other seaside towns of Cromer, Sheringham and Great Yarmouth.

Please note that a condition of the new policy is that all grey waste water now has to be emptied into collection tanks to be taken outside the SSSI buffer zone and must no longer be emptied into the site hedges. To cover the cost of this the site fee is now £15 per unit per night, still a bargain at £105 for a week’s holiday at such a well located seaside site!

To book your pitch, please visit our Booking Forms Page to download a booking form, or email sites@westessexda.co.uk to ask for a booking form to be sent to you.

Directions:
From A149 at Stalham take B1151 and B1159 to Sea Palling. Turn into village on Beach Road turn left at bottom into Clink Road. (Choose timing to avoid Summer congestion). At t-junction turn left onto track. Site Entrance is on right . Follow DA signs.

Stewards:  
Week 1  - Jill & Chris
                 Linda & Brian
                Debs & Lee

Week 2 - Jill & Chris
                 Linda & Brian
                 Lyn & Ollie

Week 3 - Jill & Chris
                 Linda & Brian
                 Lyn & Ollie

Fee: £15 Per Unit Night
Site opens: 12pm

What’s on: Crabbing Competition (TBA). Close to the River Crouch. Ideal for walks, fishing and boating. Public slip is available to launch boats from. Food is available in the pub next door.

This year is all about having F-U-N! We will have a mix of fun and games for all ages with an evening social in the hall.

What’s on: 200 acres of gardens, woodland & arboretum to explore with a visitor centre, children’s play area, shop and tea room. Deer often visit the site in the early hours.

What’s on: Fishing available on site (extra cost). Close to the historic town of Saffron Walden which is a medieval market town and just 15 miles to the south of Cambridge. It has a rich heritage of old buildings, including the magnificent Jacobean mansion Audley End House and Gardens and St Mary’s Church, the largest parish church in Essex. On the north side of town is Bridge End Garden, a restored Victorian garden, which contains a yew hedge maze and sunken Dutch Garden.

This is a quiet tranquil site with country walks in the Clare country park and the village a short walk away through the Priory grounds. There is a signed walk around the town that visits many of the historic places in the town and Clare Ancient House Museum is well worth a visit.

What’s on: 

Footpaths and river walks are easily accessible which is a great way to explore the picturesque countryside. There are 3 fishing lakes. 2 are mixed fishery and the main carp lake where 30lb plus carp may be caught. The local village pub which serves locally sourced food is only a short walk away.

There is a bus stop within easy walking distance of the site entrance.

Day Ticket Prices:  

• Match Lake:  £1

• 2 for 2 RodsMain Lake:    £17 for 3 Rods

Directions: From the A130 take the B1008 and follow the signs to Broomfield Hospital. Site is on the left in 3 miles. Follow DA Signs.

Stewards: Lee & Debs
Site Opens: 3 pm
Fee: £15 per unit night

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