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Suffolk Barn is a well-presented wooden holiday lodge, set within 300 acres of woodland and open heathland in Kelling, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Within the Holiday Park you can access wonderful woodland walks, countless cycle routes, tennis courts and take a dip in the outdoor swimming pool (open from 25 May until 1 September) or indoor pool (open all year). There is also a fitness club, village shop and a bar/restaurant available to guests.

Kelling Heath Holiday Park borders expansive heathland and woodland which runs down to the pretty coastal village of Weybourne - about a twenty minute walk, or a short drive, away. Within the Holiday Park you have access to endless woodland walks, cycle routes (cycle hire is available), trim trails, tennis courts (charges payable per hour) and an outdoor swimming pool (open from 25 May until 1 September) and an adventure playground. If you wish to keep up your fitness levels on holiday, there's a gym and a Fitness Club open every day (various day passes are available at an extra cost direct from the site). In the pedestrian village area you will find The Forge and Terrace Restaurant & Bar, which offers a range of food and drinks as well as snooker, pool and television entertainment. Gifts and essential items can be purchased from the Village Shop; opening times vary in the winter months. Weybourne, a beautiful coastal village made up of flint cottages, is set in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and straddles the main coast road that runs from Hunstanton through to Cromer. The village is surrounded by fields, woods and heathland, and has a shingle beach which connects to the North Norfolk coastal path. There is a stunning three mile cliff-top walk to the sandy beach at Sheringham. The village has a well-stocked shop, a great pub serving food - The Ship Inn - and a traditional country railway station from where you can catch the Poppy Line steam train on its way between Holt and Sheringham. Weybourne is also home to the famous Muckleburgh Military Collection, which is well worth a visit. The Coasthopper bus service runs through the village throughout the year and will take you to all the coastal villages between Kings Lynn and Cromer. If you fancy an active holiday, you can sea-fish on Weybourne beach, swing the clubs at nearby Sheringham and Cromer golf clubs, or even surf the waves at Cromer - equipment hire and lessons can be booked through the Glide...