Four Norfolk campsites have been named among the most "outstanding sites" in the UK.
The list highlights 150 camping, glamping and touring sites celebrating those who offer campers the best camping experience.
In total 11 campsites in the East of England were included from award-winning eco forest hideaways to family-friendly holiday parks.
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Campsites from Norfolk include Galley Hill Farm Camping in Holt, Gatton Waters Caravan Park in King's Lynn, Range Farm Glamping Norfolk in King's Lynn and Wardley Hill Campsite in Bungay.
A small traditional campsite offering both camping and a pod, visitors at Galley Hill farm can also see the seals at Blakeney Point and birds at Cley.
At Gatton Waters, adults can enjoy a lakeside staycation with onsite fishing just 20 minutes from the sea.
A dog-friendly stay at Wardley Hill includes campfires and glamping near the Norfolk Broads and Suffolk Coast.
Located five minutes from Beccles, The Wildings Elms Meadow comes with an eco focus and a selection of camping pitches and glamping units.
Providing a "relaxed and intimate feel", The Wildings Elms Meadow has a 4.98 star rating with 95pc of visitors having said they would recommend the campsite.
Six spots in Suffolk also made the list, including Haw Wood Farm Caravans and Camping in Saxmundham, Ling's Meadow in Diss and The Croft Campsite, Ubbeston.
With three further sites, Brick Kiln Farm Campsite, Newbourne Woodland Campsite and Shottisham Campsite, all based in Woodbridge.
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The list was gathered by experts from booking platform Campsites.co.uk.
Martin Smith, the founder of Campsites.co.uk said: "I'm really pleased to launch our list of Outstanding Sites for 2024, to make it easy for campers to find somewhere reliably excellent to book.
"Each of the sites on the list does a brilliant job to ensure that their guests have a great time away.”
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