Discover Kelling Heath Holiday Park
A Natural Haven in North Norfolk
Welcome to Kelling Heath Holiday Park, a five-star retreat nestled in 300 acres of woodlands and rare open heathlands in the heart of North Norfolk’s area of outstanding natural beauty. Experience the perfect getaway for you, your children, family, and friends on the North Norfolk coastline.
An Idyllic Natural Paradise
Set against the backdrop of 300 acres of woodlands and unique open heathlands, Kelling Heath offers unparalleled natural beauty and is just a stone’s throw away from the North Norfolk coastline in Weybourne.
Explore and Relax
Kelling Heath offers miles of scenic woodland and heathland trails, perfect for walking, cycling, and observing the diverse wildlife and myriad bird species that call this area home. Additionally, our park features a range of recreational and leisure facilities, including indoor and outdoor pools and tennis courts.*
Embrace Nature
Get closer to nature by staying in one of our impressive woodland lodges, a luxury holiday home, or bring your own touring caravan or tent. At Kelling Heath, you can immerse yourself in the unique environment of North Norfolk at your own pace and return home feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.
Championing Conservation
Kelling Heath stands as a unique holiday park in Britain, with a dedicated Countryside Team committed to preserving the natural environment. We’re proud to have received recognition and commendations from national and international award schemes, which motivate us to achieve even greater heights in environmental stewardship.
Explore the Trails at Kelling Heath Holiday Park
Discover the natural beauty and rich history of Kelling Heath through our well-designed trails. Each trail offers a unique experience, showcasing the park’s diverse landscapes and heritage.
Nature Trail
The Nature Trail guides you through heathland, woodlands, and past a serene pond. Heathlands and woodlands are unique and precious environments, and at Kelling Heath, they are complemented by stunning views of the sea and the nearby coast. This area is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
History Trail
Kelling Heath is steeped in history, with intriguing clues all around that tell the story of how the landscape has been shaped, both by natural processes and human endeavors. Along this trail, you’ll find several stops where you can engage with the landscape and learn about the wildlife, as well as the special connections between humans, plants, animals, and their surroundings. This trail spans just under 2 ½ miles (4km) and should take about 1 1/2 hours to complete, starting and finishing in the Village Square.
Anniversary Trail
In 2009, Kelling Heath celebrated its 25th anniversary under the ownership of the Timewell Family. During this time, significant effort and resources have been dedicated to enhancing the visitor experience at the park and ensuring the preservation of this unique natural environment for future generations to enjoy.
Launched in mid-May 2009, the Anniversary Trail is a circular route that explores the natural and built environments at Kelling Heath. It provides insights into the impact of interventions made over the past 25 years. Guests can follow the 2-mile route, marked by pink way markers and directions in a self-guided leaflet. The interpretation along the trail offers valuable information and should take about two hours to complete.
Tree Trail
Launched in 2010, the Tree Trail is a delightful exploration of 25 different species of trees along a circular route at Kelling Heath. A self-guide leaflet assists you in discovering these trees, with each tree representing a year of ownership by the Timewell family. The trail features a mix of existing and newly planted trees, making it a testament to the park’s 25-year journey.
Easy Access Trail
The Easy Access Trail starts just beyond the village square at the sculpture and is marked by a distinctive red way marker. This pleasant circular route covers ¾ km of level, natural terrain, passing through an area of rare lowland heathland habitat. This habitat supports rare species such as the Silver-Studded Blue Butterfly, which was successfully reintroduced onto the heath through a collaborative effort with the Norfolk Wildlife Trust, Butterfly Conservation, and Natural England in 2004.
Holiday Home Ownership
Consider owning a holiday home in this exceptional 300-acre setting within an area of outstanding natural beauty. Choose from luxury lodges or traditional caravan holiday homes and enjoy weekend breaks and holidays whenever you desire.
Explore the benefits of holiday home ownership, learn about our heathland development, and find guidance on managing your purchase. Hear from our delighted private owners through video testimonials.
At Kelling Heath Holiday Park, immerse yourself in the natural wonder of North Norfolk, and experience a unique holiday like no other.
