Welcome to Hunstanton, the seaside town that’s not just famous for its stunning sunsets and unique striped cliffs, but also for its award-winning Blue Flag beach.
Voted one of the top family destinations in the UK (The cliffs of Old Hunstanton were named one of the most Instagrammable places in the UK by Sky Mobile) this stunning spot offers something for everyone, making it a perfect choice for a family holiday.
Hunstanton, also known as “Sunny Hunny” was originally developed in the 1840s as a seaside resort. This this day it still offers a mix of traditional seaside action, beautiful coastal walks and plenty of activities to keep the sprogs entertained.
Staying in a holiday park in Hunstanton comes with a host of perks! Think onsite playgrounds where the kids can burn off energy, swimming pools for those sunny days and private hot tubs to unwind in after a busy day’s exploring.
Many parks offer kids’ clubs, so you can sneak off for a spa treatment or a quiet moment with a book. Prices range from around £500 to £1,200 per week for a family of four, depending on the time of year and the amenities you choose.
- SEA LIFE Hunstanton – Visit this underwater world and meet some amazing marine creatures. Bring some money for the gift shop because it’s excellent!
- Old Hunstanton Lighthouse – Climb to the top for stunning views and a bit of local history.
- Hunstanton Funfair – Enjoy traditional fairground rides and games that the whole family can enjoy.
Searching for the perfect holiday park? We’ve sifted through reviews, ratings, and facilities to bring you the top ones in Hunstanton.
Whether you’re after onsite entertainment, luxurious amenities, or just a convenient location, you’ll find it below. So, pack your bags and get ready for a seaside escape.
1. Searles Leisure Resort – Relaxing park with great reviews right next to Hunstanton
Hunstanton, East of England » Norfolk
‘Perfect holiday centre. Excellent range of accommodation to suit all budgets, has plenty of dog-friendly units too. Good range of facilities on site (some are obviously seasonal). Very clean, well laid out site.’ – Maggie M – Trip Advisor.
Park Setting – Right on the north Norfolk coastline the views alone are worth the trip! With golden sandy beaches stretching as far as the eye can see you’ll feel like you’re in a postcard.
The grounds are well-kept, with plenty of walking paths and spots to sit and pretend you’re in a Jane Austen novel. Nearby attractions include the Hunstanton Sea Life Centre (0.8 miles) and Sandringham House (8 miles). If you fancy a bit of history with your sunbathing, Holkham Hall is just a short drive away (12 miles).
Accommodation – From the Deluxe Stonewood 4, which sleeps up to four, to the Platinum 8 Lodge, catering for a small army of eight, there’s something for every family size.
These accommodations come with all the bells and whistles – think modern kitchens, cosy bedrooms, and some even have hot tubs for those who like their relaxation with bubbles (and I don’t mean the champagne).
User Reviews – On Tripadvisor, Searles Leisure Resort scores 4.0/5 from 1,428 reviews. Google Reviews give it a solid 4.4/5 from 1,641 reviews, and Facebook users aren’t far behind with 4.5/5 from 1,200 reviews. Feefo has it at 4.3/5 from 1,000 reviews, and Booking.com users rate it an impressive 8.5/10 from 500 reviews. Guests rave about the facilities and location, though a few grumble about cleanliness and the occasional outdated accommodation. But overall, it’s a thumbs up!
Onsite facilities – There’s an indoor and outdoor heated pool, a children’s pool and an indoor splash zone with slides. For those who like to keep fit, there’s a gym, jacuzzi, and sauna.
Fancy some pampering? The beauty salon awaits! Entertainment is top-notch with a Show Bar, three themed bars, two themed restaurants, and a coffee shop to meet your caffeine needs.
Kids can go wild in the soft play area or the adventure playground, and for the adults, there’s bowls, crazy golf, pedal go-karts, fishing, golf, tennis, and petanque. There’s also a supermarket and launderette on site.
For kids – The little ones won’t be bored here. From the splash zone with slides to the adventure playground, there’s plenty to keep them entertained. The soft play area is perfect for the younger kids, while older ones can challenge each other on the pedal go-karts or enjoy a game of crazy golf.
And let’s not forget the amusements – because no holiday is complete without a few rounds of whack-a-mole!
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2. Manor Park Holiday Village – Scenic holiday park near Hunstanton beach and Sandringham
Hunstanton, East of England » Norfolk
‘From the minute we arrived in the pouring rain on the 14th July we were met in the reception with smiling, friendly professional staff. They then passed the grandchildren a little goody bag each, also bags of food for the ducks which was a lovely touch.’ – fi19602015 – Trip Advisor.
Park Setting – A splendid spot right in Hunstanton. The location is spacious with plenty of green areas to stretch your legs and the nearby Hunstanton Beach is just a 1.1-mile stroll away. If you fancy a bit of royal watching, Sandringham Estate is a mere 7 miles away. Enjoy the 60 acres of formal gardens.
Accommodation – Choose from a variety of accommodation ranging from caravans to roomy chalets. With options like the Gadwall that sleeps 6 in 2 bedrooms, or the expansive Peregrine Lodge that sleeps 8 with 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, there’s something for every party size / budget.
Some even come with hot tubs for that extra splash of luxury.
User Reviews – Manor Park Holiday Park scores quite well across the board: 4/5 on Tripadvisor, 4.1/5 on Google Reviews, and 7.6/10 on Booking.com. Guests love the handy location near the beach and local shops, as well as the well-maintained site. On the flip side, some accommodations could use a bit of an update.
Onsite facilities – The park is brimming with activities. There’s a heated indoor pool and an outdoor pool, perfect for a splash whether the sun’s out or not.
The Boathouse Bar & Restaurant serves up meals all day and you can catch live entertainment in the evenings. For those who love a bit of nostalgia, there’s an amusement arcade. A launderette is available, just in case you spill your ice cream.
For kids – Kids will be spoilt for choice with an adventure playground, children’s entertainment, and kids’ clubs. They can also challenge themselves in the amusement arcade or make a splash in the pools. If they still have energy left, there’s always a game of cricket or football to join in on the park’s grounds.
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3. Kings Lynn Holiday Park – Very good reviews and near top attractions
King’s Lynn, East of England » Norfolk
‘If I could, I would give 10 stars. A very quiet and very clean campsite and very kind staff. I highly recommend!’ – Ioana C – Trip Advisor.
Just a short distance from the historic port town of King’s Lynn, this holiday park is a top retreat. Explore the Sandringham Estate, only 8 miles away, or visit the stunning north Norfolk coast, just 15 miles drive.
Perfect for families and couples, the park offers a serene environment with modern amenities. Highlights include a hot tub, pet-friendly accommodations, and a well-stocked on-site shop.
Park Setting – Set in 10 acres of mature parkland, the park offers peaceful walks along with picturesque views. You can almost hear the trees whispering, “Relax, mate!” The grounds are beautifully maintained, perfect for a leisurely stroll or a family picnic.
Nearby attractions include the Sandringham Estate (8 miles) and the town of Hunstanton itself is only 15 miles away.
Accommodation – A variety of lodges and pods. The Elite Pod sleeps 4 and comes with all the essentials, while the Side Entry Pod can accommodate up to 6 guests. For larger groups, the Chestnut Lodge offers 3 bedrooms and sleeps 6. Each unit features modern amenities, including well-equipped kitchens and spacious living areas.
User Reviews – Guests have rated this park highly across various platforms.
Tripadvisor scores it at 4.5/5 (based on 200 reviews) and Booking.com gives it a 9.1/10 (based on 1,034 reviews). People rave about the cleanliness and friendliness of the staff. However, some guests have mentioned noise issues and found the pricing a bit steep. Overall, the park is praised for its cleanliness, staff, and comfortable accommodations.
Onsite facilities – The park boasts a well-stocked shop, a children’s play area, and modern amenities. There’s a hot tub for those who need a good soak after a day of exploring. The facilities are maintained to a high standard.
For kids – The park offers a variety of activities to keep the little ones entertained. The children’s play area is a hit, and the open spaces are perfect for running around and burning off energy. With so much to do, they’ll be ready for bed before you can say “time for dinner!”
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4. Woodlakes Country Park – Hire bikes or go fishing onsite
King’s Lynn, East of England » Norfolk
‘Love love love the place! I have used this company now for the last 12 months. Very easy booking process, small deposit and balance 4 weeks before arrival although they are flexible.’ – Samantha S – Trip Advisor.
Park Setting – Imagine 66 acres of lush greenery and five serene fishing lakes. If you fancy a walk, the Enchanted Forest walk is just the thing, though you might need a map to avoid going full Hansel and Gretel!
A quick 15 miles away, you’ll find the Sandringham Estate, perfect for pretending you’re posh for a day. Or take a 40-minute drive to the north Norfolk coast for some real sea air.
Accommodation – Norwegian log cabins that range from cosy 2-berth cabins to spacious 8-berth lodges. Each cabin comes with a fully equipped kitchenette—great for those who fancy themselves as the next Jamie Oliver. Some lodges have private hot tubs, ideal for those who prefer their relaxation with a side of bubbles.
User Reviews – The park scores a respectable 3.5/5 on Tripadvisor and an impressive 9.1/10 on Booking.com. Guests rave about the stunning landscape and lake views. The fishing facilities are a hit, though some lodges could use a bit of TLC. Jack’s Restaurant is a winner with the guests too!
Onsite facilities – Woodlakes has plenty to keep you entertained. See what you can catch in the fishing lake. Jack’s Restaurant serves up delicious meals, perfect for when you can’t be bothered to cook. There’s also a shop for those last-minute essentials. If you’re looking for an active break and want to explore Hunstanton, bike hire is available.
For kids – Children will get a lot out of the Enchanted Forest Walk. There’s also bike hire for as well as an outdoor playground. They’ll also enjoy the kid-friendly meals at the Pan Asia Thai Village and Café. Some accommodations also feature a stargazing dome for an awe-inspiring experience right at their doorstep.
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5. Wild Duck Holiday Park – Relaxing woodland retreat with top TripAdvisor scores
Near Great Yarmouth, East of England » Norfolk
‘This is in a excellent setting it’s a very peaceful site yet has all you would expect it too. from swimming to ranger activity even a pizza and chips hop takeaway.’ – Cardshop – Trip Advisor.
Park Setting – In the serene woods near Great Yarmouth, this holiday park offers a tranquil escape with scenic trails and beautiful wooded clearings. If you’re a fan of nature, you’ll love the nature trail walks and the chance to spot local wildlife.
If you’re a fan of not getting lost, you’ll love that everything is well-signposted!
Nearby attractions include the bustling Norfolk Broads (2 miles) and the ever-popular Great Yarmouth Beach (5 miles).
Accommodation – Choose from modern caravans and spacious lodges that will accommodate anywhere from 2 to 6 guests. These aren’t your grandad’s caravans; think more ‘glamping’ than camping. Each unit is well-equipped with all the essentials, including comfy beds and a kitchen that might even inspire you to cook (but don’t worry, the pizza takeaway is a backup plan).
User Reviews – With a rating of 4/5 on Tripadvisor and 4.1/5 on Google, guests rave about the beautiful woodland setting and friendly staff. Highlights include the indoor and outdoor swimming pools and a range of activities for kids. On the downside, some guests have noted occasional noise from teenagers and limited parking in certain areas. Overall, the park is highly regarded for its peaceful atmosphere and family-friendly amenities.
Onsite facilities – An array of facilities including heated indoor and outdoor pools, a multi-lane water slide, and a cashless arcade (because who carries cash these days?).
Grab a bite at The Sitting Duck or enjoy fish and chips from Cook’s. Don’t miss the Crazy Golf and the sports court for a bit of friendly family competition. And yes, you can even hire karts to zoom around the park.
For kids – Little ones will be spoiled for choice with activities like Junior Segways, Den Building, and the new NERF Training Camp. There’s also archery coaching for those who fancy themselves as the next Robin Hood. And if that’s not enough, there’s always the Seaside Squad to keep young holidaymakers entertained with new shows and activities.
