Seashore Holiday Park, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk

Seashore Holiday Park

Located in one of England’s most well-known seaside resorts, Seashore Holiday Park is a gem waiting to be explored by both families and couples alike. With enviable facilities and amenities, the Norfolk park has everything you could ask for on your caravan holiday and is just a stone’s throw from the beach - what more could you want?

Seashore Caravan Park

This holiday park in Great Yarmouth has so much to do, that you could be entertained for your whole holiday without even leaving the park. Shore Water Park promises hours of fun for all the family with some water slides and flumes for the thrill-seekers and a toddler play pool. The park has a host of activities for those who want to stay dry, including the Outdoor Ranger activities like Wild Music Tots, Mud Muffins and Wild Wizards. If you’re taking a break without children, there is direct access to the beach and you can dine or enjoy a drink at The Coast House which has a stunning outdoor area where you can really soak up the seaside views. The bar also has a pizza deck and cakery - who could resist? The park hosts entertainment at the Marina Pavilion which has an amusement arcade attached to it. Parents can relax on an evening while the kids enjoy shows from The Seaside Squad who host a wide range of stage shows and meet and greets.

Places to visit on a static caravan holiday at Seashore holiday park

Great Yarmouth is a fantastic base for those who wish to get out and about and explore other attractions and areas in Norfolk. The county has some stunning coastline that will take your breath away in parts and there are some beautiful towns and villages to visit along the coast. Lowestoft is a 25 minute drive away and has a beach which is quieter than Great Yarmouth's but just as good. A little nearer is Hemsby, a lively resort, which has attractions such as Lost World Adventure Golf to enjoy.

Great Yarmouth itself has many places worth visiting - the Sea Life is a fantastic place to discover more about the world under water and the Pleasure Beach offers a variety of entertainment, from amusements to the Jurassic Gardens and roller coasters. The East Anglia Transport Museum is a 30 minute drive from the caravan park and houses a wide range of preserved vehicles. The Lowestoft Maritime Museum is just under 30 minutes away by car from the park and has displays and hands- on activities. It is open from the end of April to October.

Can any trip to Norfolk be complete without exploring one its unique Broads? The county’s man-made waterways attract visitors from far and wide who want to explore the nature and wildlife that make the broads their home and many offer some great walking opportunities. There is a large supermarket just a seven minute drive away if you’ve forgotten anything or if you prefer to stock up on food when you get there!