Staying at Lakeside Caravan Park & Fisheries puts you in the perfect spot to explore the heart of West Norfolk and beyond. From scenic walks and historic sites to charming market towns and nature reserves, there’s something nearby for everyone to enjoy.
Enjoy peaceful countryside walks through Denver Commons, located right on the doorstep. The village itself offers a range of amenities including a local shop, pub, church, and regular bus connections to surrounding towns.
A short walk from the park, Denver Sluice is a unique river confluence and historic drainage system, popular with visitors for its picturesque setting and excellent fishing.
This beautifully restored windmill, once a commercial mill, is now home to the Blackstone Engine Bar micro-pub and the Millstone Café & Tearooms. It’s a lovely local spot for lunch, coffee, or a quiet pint.
Known as the gateway to Norfolk, Downham Market is a charming historic market town just a 20–30 minute walk from Lakeside. It offers a range of shops, cafés, and a traditional market. The town has direct rail links to King’s Lynn, Ely, Cambridge, and London, making it an excellent base for day trips.
Explore the beautiful grounds and gardens of Sandringham, the private country retreat of the late Queen Elizabeth II.
Located near Hunstanton, this famous destination features lavender gardens, herb fields, and guided tours of the grounds.
A vibrant, historical city known for its cathedral, castle, and cobbled streets. A great place for shopping, dining, and sightseeing.
A breathtaking cathedral known as the Ship of the Fens, Ely Cathedral dominates the skyline and is a must-see landmark just a short train ride away.
Just six miles from the park, the Welney Wetland Reserve offers birdwatching hides, an indoor observatory, and seasonal floodlit feedings for all ages.
Our land on the Ouse Washes adjoins the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust area, and guests are welcome to enjoy birdwatching on our property free of charge.
Enjoy peaceful woodland walks, family picnic spots, and an abundance of natural beauty in this expansive forest, ideal for outdoor enthusiasts.
Step into the grandeur of this 300-year-old stately home, complete with landscaped grounds, museum exhibits, and a stunning coastal location.
A beautiful moated manor house managed by the National Trust, with gardens, walking trails, and a rich history to explore.
Looking for a trip to the seaside or a city break?
Whether you’re here for a short stay or a longer holiday, Lakeside is ideally placed for exploring the very best of Norfolk and beyond.
