Broadland Sands Holiday Park

Sitting on the Norfolk-Suffolk border in Corton, Broadland Sands Holiday Park puts you right between Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft - with direct access to the King Charles III England Coast Path and those uninterrupted sea views across the east coast.

The park runs an 11.5-month season, which gives you far more flexibility than most coastal parks manage. That matters when you want spontaneous long weekends in March or October without worrying whether the gates are locked.

The indoor pool complex includes a 45-foot flume that keeps families occupied whatever the weather, there's dinosaur-themed adventure golf, outdoor climbing wall, tennis courts, and sports pitches. The entertainment venue runs a full schedule during peak times, and the restaurant offers owners a 20% discount - which adds up across a season. The bar splits into family and sports areas, so you've got options depending on your mood.

What sets this location apart is the dual-county access. Norfolk Broads start at Oulton just two miles away, Pleasurewood Hills theme park is under ten minutes' drive, and Africa Alive zoo makes for an easy day out. Gorleston-on-Sea Beach won an award and allows dogs year-round on part of the beach. Lowestoft and Great Yarmouth are both close enough for fish and chips or a proper seaside afternoon without it becoming an expedition.

The park itself feels spacious - it's a large site but doesn't have that crammed-in feel some coastal parks suffer from. Nature trails run through the grounds, and the location means you're genuinely coastal without being exposed to every bit of weather the North Sea throws at you.

For owners looking at the east coast with easy access to two counties and a season that runs nearly the full year, Broadland Sands delivers on location and facilities without the premium pricing of some Norfolk hotspots.