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Just a note to say thanks for the excellent way my wife and I were treated at our recent stay at Clippesby Hall. Your staff made our stay so memorable from our first contact by phone until departing - this letter is to express our thanks to all your staff and to let you know that good service is always appreciated. |
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Mr & Mrs R Clark |
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I am writing to say how much we enjoyed our weeks stay at Clippesby Hall. The chalet we stayed in was very comfortable with everything we needed - it was also very clean and well presented for our arrival. |
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Mr & Mrs J Healey |
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It was our first visit to Clippesby and we thought it was lovely. The peace and tranquility was wonderful. |
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Mrs M Parrott |
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We just wanted to say thank you for a fantastic holiday once again. We love it at Clippesby and the cottage was beautiful. |
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Mr & Mrs Taylor |
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Just a short note to stay a big thank you for making our stay at Clippesby another happy, memorable and relaxed experience. |
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Mr & Mrs J Thorneycroft |
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Many many thanks for such a wonderful weeks holiday. As usual such a high standard and personal attention - such a pleasure to know you all. Many congratulations to you all on your award. |
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Mr & Mrs B Smith |
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Thank you so much for a great summer holiday. Despite the inclement weather we had a fabulous time. Your site management is superb, we must commend you on the cleanliness of the site, the friendliness of your staff and their local knowledge. |
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Mr & Mrs K Jones |
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We stayed in your Clock Tower apartment last week and just want to say a big thank you for creating such a wonderful place for a holiday. |
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Mr & Mrs Mann |
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I felt I had to write to congratulate you all on a wonderful place you have at Clippesby Hall. This is our first time visiting you as well as camping. We all enjoyed our visit, just a pity about the weather but it hasn't put us off and we will be back again. |
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The Warne Family |
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We would like to thank you all for making our short break to Clippesby a holiday to remember. We could not fault the service you provided and will be back next year for more fun. |
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The Trafford Family & Friends |
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Just like to say what a great campsite you run. Really friendly staff, nice big pitches and clean loos. |
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Mrs L Woodham |
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The campsite is lovely, the facilities are excellent, and the staff they are brilliant. Once again thank you - we hope to return next year |
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A Morley |
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I have to write to thank everyone of you for giving us such a wondeful holiday. The atmosphere was so friendly and everyone was so helpful. We will be back! |
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Mr L Vaughan |
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We have just returned from our holiday (the third time we have visited your site for our annual summer holidays). We wanted to say thank you for the experience and how refreshing it is to find a site that has not been over commercialised. |
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The Thompson Family |
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Just to say that we enjoyed our stay with you over the May Day weekend. You have a beautiful site. The food was also very good too. Thank you |
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Mr & Mrs J Hamilton |
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Arrived home after a fantastic weekend break with you. Thank you so much, it is a lovely site, we all had a wonderful time. Everywhere is so clean and well looked after and is set in such lovely surroundings. It was an absolute pleasure to be there. |
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M Johnson & Family |
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Had a fantastic week on site, everything was clean and tidy and everyone was so friendly. A top site which we will certainly use again. |
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Mr & Mrs A Weir |
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We can't wait for next year |
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Mr & Mrs Needham |
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A Lovely cottage, clean and well maintained. Beautiful setting and a great base to explore the surrounding area. Very safe for the children. So impressed we are revisiting this year and bringing relatives along. |
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Mrs Powell |
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Thank you for making our short break such a pleasurable one. It makes a change to somewhere where everyone is so friendly and nothing is too much trouble. We will definitely be back. |
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Mr Halls |
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Thanks for a super weekend, please give our thanks to all of your staff and thank them, because without their smiling faces and the grand welcome they give holidaymakers it would not have been as good as it was. |
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Mr & Mrs McGuinness |
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What a fantastic site and facilities you have to offer – we had an exceptional time. Thank you for making us feel so welcome. |
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If you enjoyed your stay at Clippesby then we would appreciate
if you could tell others.
Please send us your feedback
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Country Living |
June 2007 |
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“First timers should look no further than this large site in the grounds of a manor house. Short of camping in your own garden, this is as easy as it gets with a swimming pool, grass tennis courts, and a pub onsite, yet it is all arranged with charm and taste.“ |
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The Guardian |
May 2007 |
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“The best thing about this site is the delightful use of ‘greenery’, there’s an abundance of trees, shrubs and well-kept grass here. It’s a complex of campsites all rolled into one, with Beatrix Potter-type names such as ‘The Rabbits Grove’ (you get lots here) and ‘The Dell’. Loads for kids to do, but perhaps not the place for campers seeking splendid isolation.
Being based within the broadlands of Norfolk you are well placed to anything and everything ‘boaty’ and you can take seal spotting tours nearby. Clippesby is also part of the Broads Cycle Network and there are route maps for trails from 8km to 24km.“ |
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The Sunday Times |
May 2007 |
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“Clippesby Hall is like a self-contained little village. Set in the grounds of a small, odd looking manor house, it has everything a family could possibly want, and more besides. Given that it has 100 pitches (many with electrical hook ups), an outdoor swimming pool, grass tennis courts, mini golf, self-catering cottages, pine lodges and a family pub, you might assume it is as quiet and peaceful as a night on the hard shoulder of the A12. Well you’d be wrong. Somehow, the owner has managed to incorporate all those facilities into the grounds of his family home whilst retaining its unique relaxed character.” |
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Evening Standard |
April 2006 |
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“Camping was once the preserve of boy scouts, hippies and pensioners towing rusty caravans, but now it has been officially declared cool by travel writer Jonathan Knight.
Clippesby Hall, Norfolk is set in manicured grounds of a small manor house. Perfect for exploring the Broads National Park.” |
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5 Star, National Quality Assurance Standards
Exceptional - overall quality will be found at this level. You can expect careful attention to detail in the provision of all services and facilities. 5 star parks rank among the industry's best. |
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AA 5 Pennants, Premier Parks
AA parks are classified on a 5-point scale according to their style and the range of facilities they offer. As the number of pennants increases, so the quality and variety of facilities is generally greater. |
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Alan Rogers, Good Camps Guide
Since 1968 the Alan Rogers Guides have been the impartial guide to the best inspected and selected campsites across Europe. |
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British Holiday & Home Parks Association
The British Holiday & Home Parks Association is the only organisation established exclusively to serve and represent the interests of the British parks industry. |
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Caravan Holiday Park of the Year, East of England, Regional Enjoy England Awards for Excellence 2007
2007 Regional Enjoy England Awards for Excellence. The awards highlight the quality of the tourism industry in the eastern region (Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Norfolk and Suffolk). |
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Cool Camping, 40 Exceptional Camp Sites
This book features a hand-picked selection of campsites and camping experiences in England, each with something very special. |
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Cyclists Welcome
This establishment is committed to catering for the needs of cyclists and has been approved by VisitBritain after meeting the criteria of the Cyclists Welcome Scheme |
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David Bellamy Gold Award for Conservation
Made each year to parks which can demonstrate policies showing active concern for the environment. Assisted by local nature groups and holidaymakers themselves, David Bellamy looks at virtually every aspect of park management |
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Great Yarmouth 2006 Holiday Park of the Year
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Practical Caravan Top 100 Park, 2007 Regional Winner
The very best touring parks in the UK for 2007 |
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Silver, Green Tourism Award Scheme
The Green Tourism Business Scheme (GTBS) is an environmental accreditation scheme for tourism businesses. It is one of the most successful 'green tourism' schemes in the world. |
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Top 101 Caravan Sites
Caravan's readers have voted in their hundreds for their favourite British campsites |
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Tourism In Norfolk Award, Best Caravan or Holiday Park
The Tourism in Norfolk Awards are about promoting quality and excellence within this industry, providing both recognition and peer review. |
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Walkers Welcome
This establishment is committed to catering for the needs of walkers and has been approved by VisitBritain after meeting the criteria of the Walkers Welcome Scheme |
Clippesby Hall is a camping and touring park
set in 34 acres of natural park and woodland and located in the
Norfolk Broads National Park area. We are the only touring and camping park
in Norfolk to be awarded a '5 pennant' rating, and in 2006 won
the 'Best Holiday Park' category in the Norfolk Tourism Awards,
sponsored by Greene King. We also offer self-catering
accommodation ranging from 1 bedroom apartments to 4-star rated
Pine Lodges sleeping up to six people.
We are working in conjunction with the Broads
Authority as a European Charter Park Partner in connection with
the European Charter for Sustainable Tourism, and our activities
cover environmental policies within a broader remit of
encouraging sustainability in respect of the interaction between
tourism visitors, local businesses and the community, as well as
the environment.
As part of the Green Tourism Business Scheme
we are undertaking the following activities this year:
- minimising light pollution by keeping
public lighting around the park to a minimum and by using
more efficient, low energy light bulbs
- switching 75% of standard internal
light bulbs to more efficient, low energy bulbs, together
with consideration of movement sensor activated light
bulbs in our shower facilities
- switching our cleaning materials to
environmentally friendly supplies
- encouraging visitors to recycle all
paper, cardboard, cans, glass and plastics in convenient
bins located around the park
- use of local suppliers wherever
possible, including meat, vegetables, real ales and ciders
- maintenance of our Gold Award from the
David Bellamy conservation scheme, including wildlife
diary, use of compost heaps and cultivation of wide range
of native flora
- continuing to encourage the use of
walking, cycling and local bus and train services by
visitors to explore the special qualities of the Broads
National Park, leaving their car at the park
- supporting Sustrans and the National
Cycle Network, acting as a ranger point for Regional Route
30, which runs from Great Yarmouth along the coast to
Cromer
- membership of the Broads Cycle Hire
Scheme, offering cycle hire, routes, minor repair service
together with guided tours into the Broads National Park
area
- membership of the Broads Tourism Forum,
encouraging contact, discussion and support among tourism
businesses operating in the Broads
- provision of award-winning visitor
information services, focussed on helping people explore
the special qualities of the Norfolk Broads,
offering personalised advice related to visitors' specific
requirements including pre-booking of Broads Authority
events and boat trips, including the environmentally
friendly solar and electrically powered boats
- continuing campaign based around our
own unique guide to the area' Discover the Broads',
working with local business partners and the Broads
Authority to encourage sustainable tourism in conjunction
with the preservation of viable local communities
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