Oak Meadow is looking set to be a wonderful little Eco gem that we’re really excited about hosting! Creative, quirky and sustainable.

An ideal location within easy access of all the very best that Norfolk has on offer. Unspoiled sandy beaches (including the seal sanctuary at Horsey) are within easy access as well as the tranquility of the Norfolk Broads. The market town of Stalham is within a short drive or cycling distance and links with major routes to Wroxham, Norwich, Great Yarmouth and a whole host of Norfolk’s most beautiful destinations.

Big open skies, a beautiful meadow, sprawling trees and a thriving natural environment nestled amongst open fields is what you’ll find here. Karen and Reuben are doing a brilliant job of developing its biodiversity and the effect is not only a relaxing place to stay, its inspiring. We’re especially excited to see what his plans are for glamping because if they’re anything like the other things he does, they’ll be incredible.

Nearby Stalham offers a large supermarket, an excellent butchers and a few independent shops alongside a range of takeaways. Boat hire is available or from numerous other places dotted around the area.

An abundance of wonderful outdoor dining options are available in this corner of Norfolk and a great selection of farm shops offering excellent local produce if you enjoy cooking.

The coast road winds through picturesque farming and fishing villages to endless golden beaches and the delights of places such as Sheringham, Wells and Cromer which is world famous for its crabs. In the other direction, lies the mini kiss-me-quick of Norfolk, Hemsby. A vibrant, tiny thimblefull of seaside experience with a beautiful, huge sandy beach backed by rolling sand dunes. Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft and Southwold are further along and are all totally unique. You will easily find something to suit everyone.

Drive inland a little to find 2 of Norfolk’s Georgian market towns, Aylesham and Holt. The market towns of Acle and North Walsham are also only a few miles away. Stately homes such as Blickling and  Felbrigg (both surrounded by open parkland open to the public) are just two of many historical houses within comfortable driving distance.

All in all, we can’t recommend this site enough if you want a relaxed, easy going base from which to explore Norfolk.