Waveney Valley Lakes, Norfolk

Holiday Park (find out more here)

Description

Waveney Valley Lakes in Norfolk is an idyllic holiday park resort gives holiday homeowners the chance to explore the best of Suffolk and Norfolk. Benefitting from acres of private woodland, greenery and lakes.  A quiet retreat ideal for mature couples and retirees, the park is pet-friendly and secure, with a warden on-site at all times.

This an exclusive adults-only breakaway ideal for anyone keen to explore the seaside communities across the counties.  It is a popular community with many who want to get closer to local wildlife, too, as visitors will be able to see plenty of local nature flitting across the park itself.  Thanks to the on-site lakes and greenery, those that own a holiday home can experience a microcosm of nature from their holiday home.

Why Choose Waveney Valley Lakes?

The park offers a unique holiday home experience likely to appeal to many people who may be retiring or approaching retirement.  This secure park offers a desirable rural foothold, with management on-site to help with security and daily concerns.  The park is popular with dog owners, though it is recommendable to approach park owners before bringing pets into the park itself.

The community is marketed towards those holidaymakers approaching retirement, meaning that while children and younger people are welcome as verified visitors, those who stay here may find the park replete with like-minded people. 

The park offers 60 acres of parkland, and up to 25 acres of lakes, much of which is available for fishing.  This means that any visitors and holidaymakers keen to find an all-inclusive leisure package may not need to venture much further than the park itself.  The park also boasts up to 8 acres of willow trees, where visitors will be able to spy local wildlife, flora and fauna along the way.

With a 12-month season for owners.  Therefore, holidaymakers may wish to head out towards Norfolk and Suffolk throughout the year to experience the region in all weathers.  The park is well-kept all year round to ensure safety and visual appeal.  The park is built to offer a quiet rural experience with enough access to wider communities and attractions to appeal to holidaymakers. 

About Waveney Valley Lakes’ Location

The location will appeal to many.  As mentioned, its rural position allows for popular views and walks across the greenery and coastlines Norfolk and Suffolk are famous for.  Residents may not need to leave the park to spot local wildlife such as owls and herons, and dog walking trails close by are also very popular.  This is an exclusive resort built to emulate and complement the wider area.

The site is close to popular local communities in Wortwell and Homersfield.  It is here where visitors will be able to find local shopping and groceries.  They will also be able to look closely at restaurants, bars and local fare along the way.  The River Waverley runs alongside the park, lapping around the wider region.

This park is accessible through local roads connecting down from the A143.  Therefore, it should be convenient for drivers as well as those keen to explore the area through public transport.  While close to local roads for transport convenience, the park itself maintains a quiet, private image.  Therefore, any holidaymakers keen to maintain close links to nearby towns will not need to worry about noise affecting their experience.

The park makes the most of its own private waters and woodland.  Those who own a holiday home heading outside of the park will be able to look across the wider region easily, with walking trails and coastal resorts not too far away. 

Things to Do Near Waveney Valley Lakes

While the park tself offers fishing and woodland walks, there are many attractions and sites of interest close to the holiday park.  The communities of Lowestoft, Dunwich and Southwold are only a few minutes away through main roads, while the Suffolk Coast and Heaths, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is close by to the South.  Visitors will also be able to explore Dedham Vale, another green coastal patch on the South West edge of Ipswich.

Visitors are also only a few minutes away from the popular coastal town of Great Yarmouth.  Heading around up to the North, travellers can also explore the Norfolk Coast, with popular seaside towns in Hunstanton and Cromer being close by.  There is also the Wash National Nature Reserve to the North West, and the nearest city is Norwich – boasting high street shopping and everyday amenities a short drive up the A140.

The development may be a good foothold for holidaymakers just getting to know Norfolk and Suffolk, as well as a solid investment for those already visiting the area regularly.

Address

Waveney Valley Lakes
Wortwell
Harleston
Norfolk
IP20 0EJ