Long Wood

You'll find Long Wood just outside Hunstanton, a proper Norfolk forest that delivers exactly what it promises - trees, quiet, and space to breathe. It's the sort of place where you can actually hear yourself think, which counts for something when you're on a caravan holiday surrounded by families.

The woodland itself is straightforward. There are walking trails threading through, ranging from gentle loops to longer rambles depending on your mood and energy levels. The ground underfoot tends to be soft and well-trodden, so it's manageable even after rain, though wellies aren't a bad shout in wetter months. You'll spot the usual Norfolk wildlife if you're patient - birds mostly, the occasional deer if you're lucky.

It's ideal if you've got restless legs in the group or if someone needs a proper walk without the faffing about of driving somewhere fancy. Kids get on fine with it, though it's not a destination that'll hold their attention for five hours straight. More of a two-hour job, honestly, especially if you stop for a breather halfway through.

Staying at Parkdean Resorts Manor Park or Searles Leisure Resort puts you within easy reach, both just over a mile away. You could knock this out in the morning before hitting the beach at Hunstanton, or use it as a wind-down after a busier day. Free to wander, no nonsense required. It's the kind of accessible outdoor space that makes a holiday feel less like you're tethered to the caravan.