Quiet 3-Bed Caravan by Burgh Castle and the Broads

Two full bathrooms, room for six and dogs welcome. This three-bedroom holiday caravan sits on Bure Village, the quieter side of Parkdean Breydon Water in Burgh Castle, with a front decking area and parking right outside the door. Burgh Castle's Roman fort and walks along Breydon Water are close by, Great Yarmouth's seafront is a short drive away, and park passes open up the pools and entertainment across both villages.

Inside
The open-plan living area is the heart of the caravan, with comfy seating for everyone to relax together after a day out. The kitchen has an oven and hob and is equipped for self-catering, and the dining table works just as well for family meals as it does for catching up on work. Gas Heating keeps everything warm on cooler evenings.

Bedrooms
Bedroom 1: two single beds
Bedroom 2: two single beds
Bedroom 3: double bed
Fresh bed linen and towels are provided for every stay.

Two full bathrooms
Both bathrooms have a shower, toilet and sink, so there's no queuing on busy mornings, which makes a real difference when there are six of you. Bathroom essentials are restocked before every stay.

Outside
The front decking has outdoor seating and a table, perfect for a morning coffee or an evening drink. You can park on the grass directly in front of the caravan, so unloading is easy.

Bringing your dog
Dogs are part of the family, so they're very welcome here. There is a charge of £25 per dog, with a maximum of 2 dogs per stay.

Park facilities are run by Parkdean and require passes, bought on site.
The indoor pool is usually open from mid-March to early November, and the outdoor pool in summer only. Opening dates can change, so please check with Parkdean Breydon Water before you book.
This is a holiday caravan within a park, so you may see and hear neighbouring holidaymakers.

Check-in is from 4pm and checkout is by 10am.
A maximum of 6 guests can stay.
Dogs are welcome at £25 per dog, up to 2 dogs.
No smoking or vaping inside the caravan.
No parties or events.
Please treat the caravan as your own and be respectful of neighbouring holidaymakers.