Stiffkey, North Norfolk
Where the marsh meets the tide, and the sky does most of the talking.
A traditional campsite on the edge of the salt marsh. Tents, campervans and motorhomes welcome.
Weekends with room:
Stiffkey, North Norfolk
A traditional campsite on the edge of the salt marsh. Tents, campervans and motorhomes welcome.
Which days have room
Tap the day you arrive, then the day you leave.
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Today on the marsh
On foot from the gate
OS Explorer 251 · TF 9743The England Coast Path runs past the site, the tide tables matter more than the weather forecast, and the pub is close enough to stagger back from in the dark. This is the part a facilities list never quite gets across.
Walkers & cyclists
Arriving on foot or by bike? Tick “No vehicle” when you book and your stay costs £2 less.
The marsh in bloom
Sea lavender takes over the salt marsh from July, right when the campsite's own season is in full swing — it's the same view the pitches look out over, just in its loudest colour.
Every tide tells a different story
High water floods the creeks right up to the grazing marsh; a few hours later it's mudflats and wading birds as far as you can see. Both are worth timing a walk around.
On the marsh through the season
From spring migration to the first skeins of pink-footed geese, here’s what to look out for, depending on when you come.
The campsite is open from late March to early October.
2027 season
Next year's dates appear here as soon as they're open for booking.
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Find us
The Coasthopper bus (CH1) stops at the end of The Greenway, linking Wells, Blakeney and Sheringham, where the trains run to Norwich. It also makes the coast path easy one way: walk to Blakeney and ride back. Arrive on foot or by bike and your stay costs less, too.
Coasthopper times →