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Southview nestles in acres of beautiful parkland boasting lakes greenery and wildlife on the edge of vibrant Skegness and is just a short drive to sandy beaches.
A superb array of facilities offers something to suit everyone while lively Skegness and the unspoilt beauty of the Lincolnshire Wolds are on your doorstep.
An eternally popular seaside destination the bustling town of Skegness plays host to numerous attractions. Together with its famous award-winning sandy beach a seal sanctuary and animal centre will appeal to kids of all ages while adults enjoy a variety of bars restaurants and shops.
Oak Farm Lodges, Diss, Norfolk
Enviably located deep in the beautiful Waveney Valley these brand new lodges offer a haven of peace and tranquility enhanced by sumptuous and stylish living. Perfect for couples and families exploring this enchanting corner of East Anglia.
The local area bursts with scenic walks village pubs and market towns while the spectacular coastline Norfolk Broads and bustling Norwich are all easily accessible.
Coopers Beach, Colchester, Essex
Set on charming Mersea Island and boasting scenic sea views this leafy park is ideal for enjoying the sunny Essex coast and the numerous attractions of nearby Colchester – England's oldest recorded town. An indoor heated swimming pool Sparky's Krew club tennis a café takeaway and a sparkling programme of entertainment are among the facilities for you to enjoy at Coopers Beach together with a family clubroom offering fantastic views of the sea from its outdoor patio – perfect for a relaxing family holiday.
Countryside walks crabbing on the shingle beach fishing trips golf and pony trekking offer family fun close at hand while Colchester just 12 miles away has one of the finest zoos in Europe a huge leisure complex a fascinating castle museum and excellent shopping.
Broadland Sands, Lowestoft, Suffolk
Broadland Sands is a perfect setting for your holiday with extensive facilities and private access via a steep path to the shore. Pleasurewood Hills Family Theme Park the shows and attractions of Great Yarmouth Lowestoft just along the coast and the beautiful Norfolk Broads are all waiting to be explored and enjoyed.
The numerous attractions of both Norfolk and Suffolk await visitors to this gentle unspoilt corner of England. The famous Broads begin at Oulton just 2 miles away while nature reserves bird sanctuaries and country parks abound. A wealth of outdoor and sporting activities are close by together with theme parks glorious country houses and the historic city of Norwich. The Bure Valley or North Norfolk Railway is a must for kids of all ages!
Willow Lakes Cottages, Ashby Cum Fenby, Lincolnshire
Enjoying a glorious setting on the eastern edge of the Lincolnshire Wolds an area of outstanding natural beauty these superbly located cottages boast panoramic views over pastureland to the North Sea and Humber Estuary. Peaceful and yet perfect for exploring - an ideal rural retreat. The region’s major attractions and popular hotspots including Cleethorpes and its award-winning beach are all easily accessible.
High Lodge, Darsham, Suffolk
Set amidst 100 acres of woodland and delightful Suffolk countryside these luxury lodges offer you peace and tranquillity plus the opportunity to enjoy first class sporting facilities. These include a 9 hole golf course+ well stocked coarse fishing lakes+ and world class clay shooting+ with top class tuition available+.
There is an excellent clubhouse and bar with a varied menu of delicious meals cooked using fresh local produce.
+Charges apply.
Heacham Beach, Heacham, Norfolk
Situated close to an extensive beach – the only one in Norfolk to face west – Heacham Beach sits on the glorious North Norfolk coast between the seaside resort of Hunstanton and the Georgian market town of King's Lynn. The whole family can enjoy hours of splashing fun with the indoor fun pool and children will love their own adventure playground and all the fun of Sparky's Krew. After a day exploring or trying your hand at the sports programme relax in the bar with great entertainment for all the family.
North Norfolk is home to some of the most spectacular wide sandy beaches in the country many of which offer coastal paths and superb opportunities for birdwatching. Hunstanton boasts an excellent aquarium and the Sea Life Sanctuary both a firm favourite with children.
The Heacham Lavender fields seal trips from beautiful Blakeney Point and a visit to Sandringham House offer something for everyone and historic King's Lynn with its many attractions and ancient Gaol House is well worth a visit.
Steeple Bay, Southminster, Essex
Commanding a beautiful coastal setting with magnificent estuary views Steeple Bay is nestled in heart of the picturesque Essex countryside in the seaside village of Southminster. Conveniently located only an hour from the capital city this scenic holiday park is ideal for those looking to enjoy time away with the family quality entertainment or simply a break away from the hustle and bustle of modern day living. The historic town of Maldon is within easy reach together with popular seaside resorts such as Southend-on-Sea and of course miles of glorious coastline and a vibrant nightlife all close by.
Rainbows End, Bacton, Norfolk
The ideal base for a peaceful and relaxing family holiday the contemporary chalets at Rainbows End are situated in 13 undisturbed acres and have private access onto a splendid sandy beach used almost exclusively by visitors to the park. Five acres of the park are tranquil grassland and you can also enjoy a children's adventure playground.
This is a wonderful area for getting away from it all; close by are Bacton Woods ideal for walks and picnics and the many waterways of the Norfolk Broads are within just 6 miles. You can relax on a river trip skipper your own day boat – the perfect way to discover the Broads at your own pace – or visit one of the many bird and animal centres. Bustling Wroxham has something for everyone in the family Sutton Windmill the tallest in Britain is home to a Broads Museum and Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden has miles of lovely walks ancient oaks and superb views to enjoy.
The numerous seaside attractions of Great Yarmouth Cromer and Sheringham and the historic city of Norwich with its two cathedrals cobbled streets magnificent castle and abundance of shops restaurants and nightlife are all easily accessible from the park.
