Welcome to Nutwood Farm CL
Tel : 01328 820719 Email : jdsavory@icloud.com
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Jonathan and Sarah Savory
The Laurels
Nutwood Farm
Binham Road
Wighton
Wells next the Sea
Norfolk
NR23 1NX
Tel : 01328 820719
Email : jdsavory@icloud.com
Open 14 February - 31 October
Pitch Fee : from £22 including electric

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Located midway between Wighton and Binham Nutwood Farm CL has flat vehicular access off the highway.
A quiet spacious lawned CL with electric hook ups and wide ranging countryside views.
The Norfolk Coast Cycleway Route 30 a linear route from Kings Lynn to Gt Yarmouth passes by, electric and regular cycles can be hired at Nutwood Farm. www.norfolkcyclehire.co.uk
Nutwood Lodges self catering accommodation is adjacent offering three lodges sleeping 2, 6 & 5 guests view via www.nutwoodlodges.com
Three pubs within two miles 1. The Carpenters Arms Wighton, 2. The Horseshoes Warham and The Chequers Binham all serving real ales and fine locally produced food.
Binham Benedictine Priory part ruined dating from 1091 is an imposing building set in the picturesque river Stiffkey Valley and well worth a visit.
Walsingham Farm Shop has an excellent selection of meat, groceries and locally brewed beer or spirits.
Walsingham itself is known as England's Nazareth a medieval village of pilgrimage since 1061.
The village is home to The Anglican Shrine and one mile south The Roman Catholic Shrine and historic Slipper Chapel.
The Wells to Walsingham light railway is the worlds longest 10 1/4 “ narrow gauge railway.
Wells next the Sea is an easy journey by car. The town has a charming harbour supporting a thriving fishing industry and pleasure craft. Tour the harbour by historic lifeboat or take a sea fishing trip.
At Beach Road the pinewoods and sandy beach await, an ideal place to blow those cobwebs away.
For those wishing to explore our diverse coastline walk the Norfolk Coast Path and catch the bus back.
The Coasthopper bus service stops at all the coastal villages offering an half hourly service east to Cromer or west to Hunstanton during the season.
Nationally acclaimed birdwatching can be found at RSPB Titchwell, Scolt Head Island, Cley next the Sea and Holkham nature reserve.
Other interesting places nearby include the Georgian town of Holt, Burnham Market and Sandringham House.
Please Note: EV Charging available
Facilities
- Suitable for Caravans and Motorhomes
- Electric hook available 16 amp
- Grass pitches
- Easy access
- Scenic views
- Dogs welcome
- Dog walk from site
- TV reception: good
- Working farm
- Wi-Fi free
- EV Charging Available
Near by
Directions : Turn left off the A148 at Fakenham onto the B1105 towards Wells 0.75 mile past industrial area turn right at crossroads (signposted Wighton) within 2 miles turn right then left in the direction of Binham, Holt, in 0.5 mile at Copys Green bear left towards Binham, Holt. Site is on left in about 0.5 mile.
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Reviews
Lovely Site
We had a very peaceful and enjoyable stay on this spacious and quiet site. The owner was friendly and helpful. A great location for exploring North Norfolk, away from the hustle and bustle but within easy reach of the coast and other places to visit. The nearby village of Binham is a delight with its priory and pretty cottages. We had a superb afternoon tea at 'The Parlour' cafe/tearoom. Also visited the Langham Dome museum which was very interesting. The highlight of the site for us was probably the hares which visited every evening - really lovely to see.
A beauty in North Norfolk
As the coastal sites were full we dropped lucky and found this gem at the last minute for a 2 night stop. All you would want from a rural site. Peace, clear skies, star filled at night, with an in week show from the RAF. Just set up your chairs and watch three large aircraft circle for around an hour early evening. We cycle and this site offers easy access to Wells next the Sea, and a number of small villages and pubs in a 10 mile circle. The host came round on our first morning for a chat and to enable us to pay. There are plenty of buzzards around and more hares than we have ever seen. It was a wonderful 2 night stop.
Another Great site
A lovely site in an ideal location for the north Norfolk coast and Kings Lynn. Easy enough to find with a satnav with easy entry and exit. Pretty flat site with lots of space, the grass was mown and the site was generally very neat and tidy. The site has water and toilet disposal, which was all we needed, but since there was an electric hook up, we made use of that too, though we usually manage perfectly well with gas/batteries/solar panels. We stayed two nights and explored the area. The owner popped along to say hello once we were parked up and was very helpful and pleasant. I would happily recommend this site.
very peaceful site
just got back from four nights at Nutwood. so relaxing and quiet just what we needed. we cycled on our bikes to Wells and Holkham. we had a lovely ice cream at Binham and really enjoyed the views. loads to do in the area. we will be back.
Fantastic place for a peaceful break!
If you want peace and quiet, this site delivers! The single track lane running past the entrance keeps the speed of passing cars down to 30 - 40 mph which means the site remains quiet. The facilities are a bit on the basic side, but so are many other CL's. Less than a mile west of the site is the Carpenters Arms and two miles the other way, the village of Binham boasts a petrol station and general store, a pub and a farm shop with cafe. Just over a mile walk away is the Wighton Halt on the Walsingham to Wells light railway, so both of those are easily accessible. On the same site is a bike hire facility and self catering cottages. For me, though, the main advantage of this site is the peace and quiet. Many CL's have the butterfly symbol in their description but this site truly lives up to it.







