We are a close family with four beautiful children and a passion for sustainable living and Ecotourism. We live near the coast and we love this part of the world, for its beautiful sites of special interest and wonderful quiet beaches, not to mention the ancient woodlands everywhere. We believe Norfolk stays this way because it's slow and sleepy.

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Our eco glamping story began as we wanted to share this part of the world and help you see how to live in better harmony with nature and reduce your consumption to improve the health of our beautiful world.

I'm passionate about cooking, our planet, living plastic free, reducing carbon footprint, good nutrition, permaculture and herbal medicines. I am a fully qualified dietitian, have practiced with various herbal medicines and am a qualified foraging teacher. My husband is an ecologist and bat expert and we run our own businesses, look after our children and try our best to look after our world as well.   

 

We love it here so much we wanted to share. If you decide to see our Wild Norfolk, we would be more than happy to talk to you about some of the beautiful spots and I could list a hundred here but it might not be what you want. Please let us know what you are looking for and we will do our best to ensure you have that experience. 

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I would be happy to take you on a foraging tour or show you how to pick foods and make basic remedies and natural products from the plants around you. I can help you see how to encourage nature to thrive in your area if that's what you want. Equally I know where all the seals hang out or can show you walks and cycle routes, lend you my kayaks and help you have a fabulous experience. 

 

Here every day I either go to the woods, forage or to the beach. I grew up in an inner city with a herbal grandmother and have spent a big part of my adult life travelling the world. And here is where I want to stay and I can show/tell you why. 

 

We love living in North Norfolk because of its natural beauty, at first I was frustrated by the slow pace here but then I realised, this is how Norfolk and our world stays beautiful. In a sense you could say that Norfolk taught me the beauty of patience. 

 

I am really hoping that from your stay here at our Knapton site or Cranworth Site, you come away with something which, if applied back home would help spread the support that nature and our natural world needs to survive with people. 

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If you want me to, I will tell you the best walks and the kinds of creatures you will see there and why. 

The beaches are sensational and no it is not the Caribbean but it is quiet and it is our home. 

I can help you find the best beach for you. Some have seals (please stay 150 meters away so not to exhaust the poor things, nature needs its peace too), some have ganets and beautiful birds, some are quiet, some are busy. 

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We are happy to help with the best places to eat, let me know what your taste is and I will point you in the right direction. Don't have any fear of driving 10 miles here to go out, the roads are quiet so it takes no time at all. But there's a lot of deer, hedgehogs, badgers, birds etc so please take care and drive slowly. 

 

If you like birds and wildlife, here in our garden you will see, gold finches, Jays, swift (nest close by), dunnocks, green finches, chaffinches, robins, black birds, wood pigeons, long tail tits and much more. We have lots of butterflies including swallowtail butterflies, orang tips, peacocks, red admirals and more. On an evening you will hear deer, owls, hedgehogs, foxes and more.