Park Farm Camping

30/08/2026

Happy geese 🪿 on their Bank Holiday

The fields around us are peaceful and there's always wildlife chilling in the fields

30/08/2026

The fairies have kindly requested that if your children have curious hands, or are prone to smashing things with sticks and bricks, to please supervise them.

Or, just don't book to come to Park Farm Camping ever again...

We have had 5 damaged doors and houses in the newly landscaped fairy woodland this summer holiday 😔

Each little home is made and installed for your enjoyment to discover as you mosey around the woodland and it saddens us that there has been this much deliberate damage.

Anyone caught vandalising will be asked to make amends by fixing/replacing and apologising to the fairies 🧚🪄

15/08/2026

‼️All fire pits and BBQ’s are banned until further notice‼️

Following the Government’s emergency warning about the spread of wildfires, we aren’t taking any chances and so there is now a total blanket ban of fire pits and BBQ’s on site.

Thank you for understanding and cooperating ☺️

Parts of Norfolk not far from us have been on fire and we are taking the warning very seriously.

🚬 All ci******es MUST be extinguished in water
🚗 engines must be turned off as soon as you get to your pitch

Please stay safe, care for the environment and assess all fire risks vigilantly 🫶🏻

13/08/2026

Remember this HOT🌶️ summer with a chilli plant (grown by my dad🫶🏻)

Present for your cat sitter, pennies for my dad to buy a Guinness 🍺

Find them on the steps of reception

13/08/2026

Glorious little things 🌻

10/08/2026

Keep your eyes peeled this Wednesday 👀 🌒

People living in England have been issued a warning if they're hoping to catch a glimpse of the partial solar eclipse happening next Wednesday (August 12).

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA), which covers public health issues, primarily in England, has issued an alert today about the upcoming phenomenon for people across the region.

Taking to social media platform X, the government body said: "On 12 August, a partial solar eclipse will be visible across the UK.

"If you want to use eclipse glasses, make sure they are genuine with specially designed filters that meet the international safety standard."

It urged people to make sure that their eclipse glasses have a safety certification printed somewhere on them. These include the codes: 'ISO 12312-2' or 'ISE 12312-2:2015'.

In an additional 'don't take risks' warning, the UKHSA said: "Old eclipse glasses may not be safe". It explained: "Especially if the lenses are creased or scratched, as their filtering properties may have been compromised."

On Wednesday, Britain is set to see a major solar eclipse, the likes of which haven't been seen in a generation. The moon will block as much as 96 per cent of the sun, causing the sky to become eerily dim.

It will be the biggest solar eclipse seen from the UK since 1999, with the moon covering between 90% and 96% of the Sun, depending on where you are. There won't be another partial eclipse this deep until 2050.

The solar eclipse will be visible across the UK. Those in the south west are expected to have the best view of it.

As rare and exciting as the event will be, looking directly at the sun without the right protection can cause permanent damage to your eyesight. Following the total solar eclipse in 1999, the Royal College of Ophthalmologists reported that approximately 70 people experienced vision issues after viewing the eclipse. About 40% of these people had stared at it for under a minute.

Because the eclipse takes place in the evening as the Sun is setting, you will need a completely clear view of the west-northwest horizon.

A statement on Gov. uk reads: "Ordinary sunglasses - no matter how dark - do not provide adequate protection for viewing a solar eclipse. They reduce glare, making it feel more comfortable to look at the Sun for longer, while still allowing harmful solar radiation to reach the retina. Never use regular sunglasses to look at the Sun during an eclipse."

When using eclipse glasses or handheld solar viewers, ensure they are authentic eclipse glasses equipped with specially made filters that comply with the international safety standard ISO 12312-2:2015(E). You can find genuine eclipse glasses at trusted retailers like Royal Museums Greenwich.

Gov. uk states: "Be cautious of products sold online that may not meet this requirement. If you're unsure whether a product is certified, don't use it. Don't use eclipse glasses if the lenses are scratched, torn or damaged."

✍Charlotte Smith

09/08/2026

Did you know you can hire the little field for your group booking? ✨👯🪩👯‍♀️⛺️👯‍♂️👯🎪👯‍♀️

Works perfect for multiple tent/caravan bookings and can be a magic space for festival style celebrations 🎉

Contact us to discuss your ideas and requirements

We have a noise curfew of 11pm. When there is a wedding at Hunters Hall, we just ask for no loud amplified music when their wedding guests are in the neighbouring garden (usually 3 - 5pm!) ☺️

09/08/2026

Campsite Football ⚽️ 🥅 ⛺️

Evening sun, competitive campers, 🍻 , fake VAR by hilarious Lou from pitch 30, camaraderie, laughter: is there a better way to spend a Friday night?

08/08/2026

These special sunflowers are a cheery welcome to the meadow 🌻

07/08/2026

a u g u s t

You have been a dream so far

Campers are prepping for a mini Euros tournament tonight and have organised prizes, fake VAR and food.

Hydration breaks planned too 🍻

The World Cup has nothing on us ⚽