Lapwing (1 at Millview Meadow Glamping)
UK England East Anglia Norfolk Great Yarmouth Millview Meadow Glamping
The Owner Says
- Full king size bed with drawer storage underneath, and two bunk beds suitable for children, freshly made for your arrival
- 32" Smart TV
- Fully equipped kitchenette with integrated breakfast bar, sink, hob, microwave, kettle, toaster, and fridge
- Full en-suite wet-room with shower
- Intelligent electric panel heaters
- Built in wardrobe and storage for added convenience
- Private decking area with outside seating
- Glass balustrade leaving the beautiful view undisturbed
- Firepit with integrated BBQ grill, and picnic table
- Siberian Larch cladding providing full insulation
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About Millview Meadow Glamping
Suitable For
Glamping only. Dogs are welcome in the Wigeon pod (£20 extra charge). Respectful groups are welcome but no stag or hen parties.
Nearby
Millview Meadow is located in a peaceful village surrounded by countryside. There is a footpath that runs along the edge of the meadow that takes you up to the River Bure. From here, it is possible to walk along the river wall either towards the mouth of the river at Great Yarmouth, or upwards of the river towards villages such as Acle and Thurne. There are lots of pubs along the way (see Food & Drink) and the footpath will also take you to a local fishing lake, available for private hire. It’s an ideal place for fishing, picnics, wildlife watching or just a peaceful day out. As well as walking, the best way to get under the skin of the area is by boat. There's boat hire in the neighbouring villages of Potter Heigham and Martham, with options from canoes to motorised boats with beds. The Broads is also home to a decent network of cycle routes, country lanes and woodland paths, suitable for cyclists of all abilities – you could even cycle out to the local beaches, including Winterton-on-sea and Waxham, both of which are popular in the summer months but are also a great place to spot the seals and their pups in the winter.
Food & Drink
Accessible by car, bike or on the river river, The Acle Bridge Inn (01493 750288) is a family-run pub offering good food and service, serving all day, every day with children, dogs and muddy boots welcome. 2 miles down the road from Millview Meadow is the Ferry Inn (01493 751096) – a classic riverside pub with south-facing views of the Bure, complete with a kids’ play area in the garden. For a special treat, Fleggburgh Kings Arms (01493 368333) is by award winning chef, Mark Dixon.
Family Friendly
Located just up the road from Millview Meadow, Thrigby Wildlife Gardens (01493 369477) is a wildlife park at home in the landscaped grounds of Thrigby Hall with a special collection of animals from Asia – including tigers, crocodiles and noisy gibbons (you can hear them from the meadow sometimes!).