Crossways Caravan & Camping Park (Little Snoring)

CROSSWAYS CARAVAN PARK
Crossways is situated at the northern end of Norfolk at the edge of the hamlet of Little Snoring. It is on northwest facing flat ground, having views across the fields towards the coast at Wells-next-the-sea and Burnham Overy Staithe.

Crossways has frontage to and easy access off the A148 from Kings Lynn (23 miles) and Fakenham (3 miles) and to the resort of Cromer (15 miles).
The Holiday Park also sites the village Store, where you can obtain all the basics. Across the road from the Holiday Park is the village pub serving excellent meals.

RECEPTION, SHOP AND LAUNDRETTE
Reception open daily for bookings and enquiries, giving advice and information on local attractions etc.

HEALTH SUITE
Offering - sauna, jaccuzzi and sunbed.

SHOWER AND TOILET BLOCKS
Seperate male and female blocks, plus utilities room, water points, chemical waste disposal, shower and washing area. All blocks are cleaned and maintained on a daily basis.

OTHER FACILITIES
* All tents & mobile homes welcome.
* Electric hook-ups available.
* No specific arrival or departure times.
* Pre-ordered Welcome Food Packs available when booking.
* Dogs welcome. * Large adjacent playing field for children's ball games, football etc.

STATIC CARAVAN
Situated on the caravan and camping park, this static caravan is the ideal base from which to explore Norfolk. The comfortable 28' static caravan is fully fitted and equipped for all year round use. It sleeps 4 / 6 in 2 separate bedrooms - 1 double, 1 twin, with the option for a further 2 on beds in the lounge area.
Young children and babies are welcome, although no baby equipment is provided.
There is a good-sized kitchen equipped for 8 and a large lounge / dining area and bathroom.
TV/video recorder, shower, washbasin and toilet, bedding / linen provided

ABOUT THE AREA
Hunstanton is approximately 20 miles and the City of Norwich 25 miles. Other local attractions include the National Trust's Blakeney Point Nature Reserve, Burnham Thorpe where Horatio Nelson was born, the Peddars Way Long Distance footpath and many walks and cycle routes.

All this makes Crossways Caravan & Camping Park the ideal base for families, couples and groups from which to explore both coast and country.

Noel Coward's dismissive comment "Very flat, Norfolk" libels a peaceful county that has its own brand of charm. The Norfolk coast's beaches, creeks, sand dune, shingle spits and ancient ports combine to create a truly unique atmosphere.