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Tin Can Camping

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· Mundham, Norfolk, England

4 acres hosted by Emma G.

4 lodging sites

Creature comforts

Enjoy the comforts of home in nature at some pitches — including real toilets, showers, and kitchen.

1950’s Americana tucked away in the wilds of South Norfolk

Situated on the Norfolk/Suffolk border, tucked away at the end of a no-through road you will find a taste of Retro Americana at Tin Can Camping. Nestled in a little wood are our four beautiful American trailers, 3 Airstreams, and 1 Jewel, waiting to capture your heart. The trailers sleep between 2-4 people and have the added bonus of a purpose-built Camp HQ with luxurious bathrooms, a modern kitchen, comfy sofas, and pool table. And for those who prefer bricks and mortar to aluminum and rivets, there is our little boutique cottage, The Nook." All four caravans are available to hire between May and October. We take bookings for 3, 5, and 7 nights arriving on Fridays. For 3-night arrivals on Mondays please contact us directly.

Activities

Biking

Boating

Fishing

Hiking

Natural features

Farm

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16 ratings · 29 reviews

Tiffany B.recommends

August 27, 2021

1957 Airstream Caravanner

We enjoyed 6 days at this amazing campsite. The retro airstreamer, bbq and fire pit made a perfect camping experience for our 4 year old. The shower and kitchen facilities were clean to very high standards. The location is perfect for exploring Norfolk!

Lee A.recommends

July 24, 2021

1956 Airstream Bubble

Accommodation - Bubble Air streamer, Tin Can Camping, Norfolk Loved our stay in the Bubble! Inside the air streamer there was everything we could need to enjoy our holiday. We loved sitting outside having a BBQ then lighting the fire when it got chilly - it was so beautiful when the fairy lights came on. Dan, the host was very friendly and helpful. The information pack written by Emma was the best - so detailed, it really helped us to plan our days. We enjoyed a day at Southwold, went to the harbour for fresh sea food at the Sole bay fish shack then took the boat to the pretty village of Walberswick, we also hired a boat and sailed down the broads stopping to eat our yummy picnic bought from the Earsham Street Deli. On our way home we used our complimentary voucher for brunch at Old Hall Farm - it was gorgeous and I couldn’t leave without getting take out scones with jam and clotted cream. A wonderful experience!

Linda W.recommends

June 18, 2021

1957 Jewel

We stayed for 5 nights in the Jewel and had a wonderful relaxing holiday. Very different from our usual holidays but we hope to return soon. It was so easy to get a boat on the broads for a day and Southwold was delightful with fish and chips on the beach after a swim, it was very hot!

Lorraine K.recommends

June 5, 2021

1956 Airstream Bubble

Perfect short break. The site is just beautiful. The caravans have been restored sympathetically but with some mod cons. The facilities were amongst the best we have ever seen and so clean. Emma sent us a lot of very useful info about the area so we were able to make the most of an area we don’t know. Well worth a visit

Daria K.recommends

May 27, 2021

1957 Airstream Caravanner

I stayed in The Caravanner with my fiancé for 5 days. The owners have created a little slice of paradise here; the airstream has been lovingly maintained with a cool retro vibe, kept clean and cosy and set in a lovely little orchard lit with festoon lighting and patrolled by a pheasant family and a trio of friendly cats. We loved all of the facilities, and were delighted that there was a huge kitchen, pristine shower room, and electric car charging point on the site. The owners made us feel very welcome, giving fantastic suggestions for restaurants nearby, and offering to pre-light the BBQ for our arrival. We couldn’t have been happier with our stay and hope to visit again soon!

Michelle D.recommends

October 9, 2020

1976 Airstream Sovereign

Such a beautifully peaceful and intimate site. Our accommodation, (the Sovereign), was just as we expected if not more with the camp HQ space providing the extra little luxuries for us to enjoy during our stay. The site became magical at night with all the lovely lighting features, and what made it more lovely was the fact that we had the whole place to ourselves! Our hosts were super laid back and provided everything we needed for the perfect stay. Such a great location and perfectly placed for some interesting days out. Wouldn't hesitate in recommending Tin Can Camping for a fantastic break away from it all!

Location

Mundham, Norfolk, England, United KingdomTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Emma G.

Joined in July 2016

From the host

Situated on the Norfolk/Suffolk border, tucked away at the end of a no through road you will find a taste of Retro Americana at Tin Can Camping. Nestled in a little wood are our four beautiful American trailers, 3 Airstreams and 1 Jewel, waiting to capture your heart. The trailers sleep between 2-4 people and have the added bonus of a purpose built Camp HQ with luxurious bathrooms, modern kitchen, comfy sofas and pool table. And for those who prefer bricks and mortar to aluminium and rivets there is our little boutique cottage, The Nook. All four caravans are available to hire between May and October. We take bookings for 3, 5 and 7 nights arriving on Fridays. For 3 night arrivals on Mondays please contact us directly.

Nearby attractions

Although in a peaceful and rural location Tin Can is well placed for exploring the expansive waterways of the Norfolk Broads, the stunning Norfolk and Suffolk coastlines, and the historic City of Norwich - car essential! Guests are sent a welcome pack brimming with local info before their stay, here are a few of the local highlights...

Water: Our guests love to hire kayaks, paddle boards and day boats from various outlets nearby and while away some relaxing time on the quiet rivers.

Seaside: Southwold is a 45 minute drive away and boasts excellent beaches, fabulous food, crabbing off the quayside for kids, cute beach huts and fantastic independent shops. There is a wonderful beach just 30 minutes away at Gorleston where you can also take in some Banksy artwork.

Kids: Bewilderwood, Roarr Dinosaur Adventure park and The Maize Maze are firm favourites with our younger guests as is crabbing at Southwold and Walberswick.

Swim: Beccles Lido is a wonderful outdoor pool for all ages and beautifully heated n the summer time.

Food and drink

Each caravan receives a £10 voucher for a fabulous farm shop, Old Hall Farm, Woodton just a 5 minute drive away. They have a delicious selection of their own and other local meat, cakes, bread, deli goods, raw milk, locally made frozen pizzas, fruit and veg. There is a great cafe onsite serving locally sourced breakfasts, lunches and coffees plus the resident Jersey cows, cheeky goast, peacocks, hairy pigs etc keep the kids amused during your visit.

Other Tin Can Foodie Favourites:

Earsham Street Deli, Palfrey & Hall butchers, Giddens and Thompson green grocer (all in Bungay)

Tindall Brewery (over the field from Tin Can), Flint, Winbirri and Chet Valley Vineyards - three local vineyards.

Pubs & Restaurants:

The Wildebeest, Stoke Holy Cross. The Waters Edge, Bramerton. The Wheatacre White Lion, Wheatacre. Sole Bay Fish Company, Southwold. The Swan, Loddon. Earsham Street Cafe, Bungay. The Sail Loft, Southwold. The Ship, Dunwich. Farmyard, Norwich. Jive, Norwich. Redwell Brewery, Norwich. Norwich Market - many wonderful food stalls. The Fig Bar & Grill, Gorleston.

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