We reserved moorings for our club members in advance. We paid the balance a week before our stay. Arrived as 12 noon. The ranger was prompt in welcoming us. Easy relaxed atmosphere. One couple camped and said how easy their experience had been too. Coming back next year for definite.

The best location, plenty to do on the the Salhouse broad and the surrounding villages all in walkable distances. The Campsite was perfect for us, plenty of space and greenery with lovely views. The ranger was great bringing us wood and a firepit (This can be purchased for £8) on our late arrival. The one thing that would have made this Campsite better for us would have been some shower facilities, due to this, 2 nights was my maximum stay.

I hired the hut, for a quick stop over whilst cycling around Norfolk. Did the job perfectly, and site was relaxed and quiet. It’s definitely worth reading the directions as the Google maps pin isn’t accurate, and it’s a back to basics campsite so don’t be expecting showers etc. It does what it say in the time and it has walks down by the broads and viewing platforms for the dark skies site. Walkable to Woodfords brewry pub too.

This is a glorious little campsite that is so close to the broad and far away from roads. All you can hear at night is wildlife. It has fantastic portage access for canoes. You're allowed campfires (as long as they are off the ground) and there is a larger communal campfire. Very simple facilities, they only have portaloos and one compost loo so you get more points for getting down with nature!

We had such a fantastic time camping at Salhouse broad! The campsite was clean and quiet - the ranger was lovely and really helpful. It is a beautiful location and is absolutely perfect if you want to get out on the water. There are 2 pubs within walking distance - the one we went to was lovely. The campsite could only be even improved with showers, but to be honest the views & the location made up for it!

Beautiful location; just what we were looking for. Rangers were friendly and helpful. Possible via public transport. Taxi from Norwich is the same price as from Salhouse station. Ask them to drop you off at camping field carpark though, otherwise it's a 15 minute walk with all your gear from the Salhouse Broad carpark.

Lovely site a minute from Salhouse Broad. We love it here. Portaloos and a tap for drinking water but loos were very well kept so all good. A lovely 25 min walk to the Fur and Feathers for perfect food and beer made on site.

Absolutely as expected. A great, well-run, site. Both wardens were helpful and friendly. Even at the end of June there was no-one else there Sunday & Monday. This is probably not the right place but, I am very much against the idea of 'party boats' on The Broads. Why not just stay in the pub/club? And although the 'skynet' almost on the site is a good idea, Norwich is only miles away! Anyone thinking of getting there by bus should take the 5B to Salhouse and get off at The Stag (formerly The Bell) this is a much shorter option than the 12, or similar to Wroxham.

Fantastic location, great site basic but in the heart of a national park wouldn’t want any thing more. Great friendly rangers we brought our little boat and paddle boards, which used every day!! Lovely otter hut cafe very friendly lady must go there at the top of the hill. We live local but a must go place for everyone!! Great will be back 👍😁

4 out of 5 - but only because it blew a gale while we were staying! 45-50 mph gusts!But that was all part of the fun and made the stay very exciting! The site is stunningly beautiful - quiet, basic, but pure in its ‘basicness’. Hardly anyone there so we get a real sense of solitude. My daughter adored the water, paddling on boards and fishing with friends. It really is idillic! Spotlessly clean and the rangers cant do enough for you - they helpful, polite and friendly! Already planning our trip for next year - hopefully the weather will be kinder! X