There are great walks and cycling nearby and the Woodland Trust's Tyrells Wood, which has a popular circular route is just 300 metres from Driftways. The site is also on the Boudicca Way which is a long-distance 36-mile walking trail between Diss and Norwich.
There is a private swimming pool, two miles up the road, that can be booked for up to eight people (ask on site if you would like the details). There are also public pools at Bungay's Waveney Valley Leisure Centre, 11 miles away, and at Beccles where the pool is an outdoor lido (01502 713 297). There are two small play parks (at Pulham Market and Pulham St Marys) about three miles away and a bigger one at Harleston five miles down the road and, if the weather is bad, Long Stratton Leisure Centre (01508 531444) has a soft play. Norwich is a half-hour drive from site and the Suffolk coast is about 40 minutes' away (30 miles) where you can visit quirky Southwold Pier or Yarmouth Pleasure Beach. The Norfolk coast at Horsey Gap takes a little longer to reach (it's 35 miles away) but is the best place for spotting seals. Cromer with its famous crabs is just over an hour's drive and within the North Norfolk Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Closer to site are the peaceful inland waterways of the The Broads National Park. Norfolk and Suffolk are home to plenty of family-friendly attractions, those within 15 miles include Banham Zoo (13 miles), Oasis Camel Park (12 miles) and Bressingham Steam Museum (14 miles).