If you’re on the lookout for an off-grid camping experience, pack your bags and rumble over to Norfolk Brickyard, a cracking coastal park with spacious, well-equipped safari tents evenly spaced out on an old Norfolk brickyard. The site enjoys a handy location, a mere 5-minute drive to Holkham Nature Reserve and 10-minutes from Holkham Hall. Excellent facilities paired with space to kick back and get close to nature create the perfect atmosphere for campers of all ages to unwind, miles away from the stress and schedules of modern life. The site is the proud owner of numerous notable accolades, including a spot in the top 10 best wild campsites in England and a similar win from The Wild Guide. The Brickyard campsite rests in a secret location nestled deep amid the varying hues of greenery that make up the tranquil, rolling North Norfolk countryside. Guests can spend a day or two relaxing on-site, soaking in the scenery and wildlife in this designated Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which also forms a Site of Special Scientific Interest. There is a pizza oven and an old Norfolk barn for social times with other campers or your group. A blend of woods and open spaces are perfect for campers who prize seclusion and privacy, with pitches and abodes nestled in shady, leafy corners across the campsite. Barbeques and campfires are encouraged. So sorry but the site does not take dogs. This is because they are a wild campsite with a delicately balanced ecosystem. Please read more about this on their website. The owners love campers telling them how they had breakfast with a deer on their pitch or saw baby hedgehogs and stoats, that doesn’t happen when there are dogs about.