Clippesby Hall is an Award Winning independent family run holiday park situated in the Norfolk Broads National Park. Just a short hop to the medieval city of Norwich and the seaside town Great Yarmouth, we're right at the heart of England's finest county and perfectly placed to explore the delights of the Norfolk coast with its range of beaches to suit all tastes.
The current estate was first owned by the Muskett family, whose family crest adorns the Hall today. Its peaceful woodland grounds and gardens are a haven for wildlife and perfect for a relaxing break away from it all. Our award-winning information centre has a wealth of ideas designed to help you enjoy your stay, including walking, cycling, canoeing and boating, birdwatching and fishing.
Join hundreds of returning visitors every year who love what we have to offer at Clippesby.
The current estate was first owned by the Muskett family, whose family crest adorns the Hall today. Its peaceful woodland grounds and gardens are a haven for wildlife and perfect for a relaxing break away from it all. Our award-winning information centre has a wealth of ideas designed to help you enjoy your stay, including walking, cycling, canoeing and boating, birdwatching and fishing.
Join hundreds of returning visitors every year who love what we have to offer at Clippesby.
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Clippesby is believed to have Viking origins (indicated by the "by" ending to its name).
At that time the settlement was bordered by a saltwater lagoon that existed before the 'sandspit', where Great Yarmouth now stands, formed, to block the entrance to the North Sea.
Subsequent drainage by windpumps created rich agricultural land upon which the settlement was largely dependent until recent years.
There is an entry for Clippesby in the 1086 Domesday Book where it is recorded as Clepesbei.
Clippesby Hall has had two incarnations over its history.
At that time the settlement was bordered by a saltwater lagoon that existed before the 'sandspit', where Great Yarmouth now stands, formed, to block the entrance to the North Sea.
Subsequent drainage by windpumps created rich agricultural land upon which the settlement was largely dependent until recent years.
There is an entry for Clippesby in the 1086 Domesday Book where it is recorded as Clepesbei.
Clippesby Hall has had two incarnations over its history.
BASECAMP offers cakes and scones, full English breakfast, light lunches, gourmet burgers, speciality pizzas, fish and chips and Sunday roasts.
We invite you to book a table or pre-order takeaway food for collection, you can do this in advance.
To book a table or pre-order food to takeaway please call 01493 367807.
The small off-licence shop offers freshly baked pastries and breads (pre-order required), fresh produce, groceries, newspapers, camping equipment, local crafts, luxury ice cream and a few other essentials.
We invite you to book a table or pre-order takeaway food for collection, you can do this in advance.
To book a table or pre-order food to takeaway please call 01493 367807.
The small off-licence shop offers freshly baked pastries and breads (pre-order required), fresh produce, groceries, newspapers, camping equipment, local crafts, luxury ice cream and a few other essentials.
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