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Searles Leisure Resort

  • 4.7 Visitor Rating
  • Sleeps up to 4
  • Hot Tub

About Searles Leisure Resort

Located right on the glorious north Norfolk coastline, Searles Leisure Resort unites a perfect setting with something to suit everyone. Perfect for an unforgettable family holiday exploring this truly wonderful coastal area.

A fantastic array of activities await on the park, promising hours of fun for children of all ages. Excellent entertainment and a fabulous selection of eateries ensure all tastes are catered for, all you have to do is relax!

Miles of golden sandy beaches, quaint fishing villages and gentle countryside characterise this much-loved part of Britain’s coast, and popular Hunstanton, with traditional seaside attractions and sealife centre, is just a short walk away. Sandringham House, Holkham Hall, nature reserves and adventure parks are all within a short drive.

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Accommodation features
  • A superb choice of two and three bedroom comfortable caravans, holiday homes and quality lodges
  • Flat screen TV with Freeview
  • Kitchen including microwave and fridge/freezer
  • Bath and/or shower
  • Bed linen and duvets
  • Beds made up for your arrival (in Gold and Silver lodges only)
  • Double glazed and heated throughout
  • Gas and electricity included
  • Group bookings may be subject to restrictions
  • Pets ÂŁ55 per week or ÂŁ49 per short break each (max 2) (in Classic Rio 6 (Pet) , Silver Lodge 4 (Pet) and Classic Rio 4 Pet only)
  • All non-smoking accommodation
  • * Indoor pool - February Half Term opening times - Monday-Friday 9am-7pm, Saturday and Sunday 9am-5.30pm. Winter opening times - Monday-Friday 9am-7pm, Saturday 9am-5.30pm, Sunday 9am-3.30pm. Summer opening times - Daily 9am-7pm Outdoor pool – May-Oct All other facilities available for all dates. *
  • Charges apply.

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  • Sleeps 4
  • Hot Tub

The Platinum Cabin 4 is a popular and contemporary cabin ideal for a relaxing break on the Norfolk coast. Equipped with double-glazing and central heating for year-round comfort. The Platinum Cabin 4 sleeps four with a double bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe offering lots of space, as well as direct access to the shared bathroom, and a twin bedroom. The open-plan living area features a flatscreen tv with Freeview, freestanding furniture, and a chic electric fireplace.

From £739 for 7 nights
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Searles Leisure Resort Prices 2026

Lowest Price (3 Nts)
£359
Lowest Price (4 Nts)
£359
Highest Price
£4,290
Most Expensive Time
July
Cheapest Time
March
Biggest Discount
Up to ÂŁ468 off 14 nts in Jul 2027
Avg Price Per Night
£279
Avg Price Per Week
£1,955
Lowest Price Accommodation
Platinum Cabin with Hot Tub

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Searles Leisure Resort Reviews

4.7Visitor Rating out of 5

40 reviews from guests who stayed at Searles Leisure Resort

Mirnes
Sep 2025

"The accommodations was good, we were given the keys to (Sierra deluxe) caravan which was an upgrade to the one we purchased (Stonewood 4). It has an extra bathroom and an extra bedroom which came in very handy.The caravan itself was in good condition. The one issue we had was that the lock on the bathroom door that had a shower inside was broken, which we reported, unfortunately it was not fixed while we were there.Everything else in the caravan was ok."

Kelly
Aug 2025

"I think the Deluxe Stonewood 4 caravan had been discontinued as it was not on the Searles website, they only had a Stonewood 5. The actual caravan we were given was called a Sierra! Which was one we could have booked so we were not disappointed as the Sierra I feel was a better caravan so feel like we had been upgraded which was lovely. The Caravan was clean and well kept and had laminated floor in the living area which was so much better to keep clean than carpet. It was a superb caravan."

Victoria
Jul 2025

"Good size and well laid out. Could fit a travel cot in the single bedroom. Really clean! decking didnt get much sun unfortunately, so struggled to dry towels etc.Kitchen was very basic"

Verified Guest
Jun 2025

"Excellent site highly recommend this holiday site ,well run ,very clean ,excellent facilities."

Geoffrey
May 2025

"Our Searles Leisure Resort review: We were glad we chose this caravan particularly as it was so close to the amenities."

Emily Carter
Mar 2025

"Comfortable, well-equipped, great location"

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Top Days Out Near Searles Leisure Resort

The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Searles Leisure Resort, with real driving times.

Royal estate 16 min drive · 9.4 miles

Sandringham House

Sat nav: PE35 6EN

A royal country house with gardens, parkland trails and a long history in the Norfolk Coast landscape.

  • Couples
  • Families
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Sandringham House is a royal country house on a large estate in the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is owned personally by the monarch rather than the Crown, and the house is Grade II* listed. The landscaped gardens, park and woodlands are on the National Register of Historic Parks and Gardens, and the site has a history stretching back to Elizabethan times.

Tip: If you're bringing a dog, check the estate's dog-friendly areas on its website before you set off.

Stately home 31 min drive · 16.9 miles

Holkham Hall

Sat nav: NR23 1AB

A Palladian stately home with a walled garden, deer park, ropes course and beach on the North Norfolk coast.

  • Families
  • Thrill seekers
  • Half day
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Holkham Hall is an 18th-century Neo-Palladian country house, designed by William Kent for Thomas Coke, 1st Earl of Leicester. It is Grade I listed and still the ancestral home of the Coke family. Inside, you can see the Marble Hall, made of pink Derbyshire alabaster, and the Saloon with its red velvet walls. Guided cellar and attic tours take you behind the scenes.

Tip: You can book the Hall, Walled Garden and Holkham Stories in advance, and the ropes course too. Check opening times first, as they vary.

Norman castle 18 min drive · 11.4 miles

Castle Rising

Sat nav: PE31 6AH

A Norman castle in Norfolk with a keep historians rank among the finest, set inside huge earthworks.

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Castle Rising is a ruined medieval castle in the Norfolk village of the same name, built soon after 1138 by William d'Aubigny II. It was designed as part fortress, part palatial hunting lodge, with a deer park behind it. Queen Isabella lived here after her fall from power in 1330, and entertained her son, Edward III, on several occasions.

Moated manor house 46 min drive · 31.3 miles

Oxburgh Hall

Sat nav: PE33 9PS

A moated medieval manor in Norfolk with Victorian Gothic interiors, a gatehouse, gardens and parkland to explore.

  • Families
  • Dogs in the grounds
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Oxburgh Hall is a moated medieval manor house near Swaffham, with Victorian Gothic interiors. It was built in the 1480s for the Bedingfeld family, who still live in private apartments there. You cross the moat to a tall brick gatehouse, then explore the hall, which has a priest hole and needlework hangings worked by Mary, Queen of Scots and Bess of Hardwick.

Tip: Parking is free on site, and the hall is about 250 metres from the main car park along a flat gravel path.

National Trust house 41 min drive · 29.1 miles

Peckover House & Gardens

Sat nav: PE13 1JR

A Georgian merchant's townhouse in Wisbech with a Victorian walled garden behind it.

  • Couples
  • Rainy days
  • 1-2 hours
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Peckover House is a Georgian merchant's townhouse in Wisbech, built in 1722 and home to the Quaker Peckover banking family for 150 years. Inside are panelled rooms, Georgian fireplaces and ornate plasterwork, plus a library, a cabinet of curiosities and an exhibition on the family's banking business in the surviving part of the old Banking Hall.

Tip: The house and garden keep different opening days, so check the National Trust page before you set off. Parking is in town, with Chapel Road the nearest car park.

Stately home 55 min drive · 36.9 miles

Blickling Hall

Sat nav: NR11 6NF

A Jacobean mansion in a loop of the River Bure, with a remarkable library and Boleyn links.

  • Couples
  • Half day
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Blickling Hall is a Grade I listed Jacobean country house near Aylsham in Norfolk, set in 5,000 acres of parkland in a loop of the River Bure. It was built after 1616 for Sir Henry Hobart on the ruins of a Tudor house once held by the Boleyn family, and it is now cared for by the National Trust.

Tip: Head for the library first if you only have limited time, as it is the house's most celebrated feature.

Military museum 53 min drive · 35.9 miles

The Muckleburgh Military Collection

Sat nav: NR25 7EH

A military museum on a former Second World War camp on the North Norfolk coast, with working tanks.

  • Families
  • Rainy days
  • Half day
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The Muckleburgh Military Collection sits on a former military camp at Weybourne on the North Norfolk coast, a site used for anti-aircraft training in the Second World War. Exhibits include working tanks, armoured cars, artillery, anti-aircraft guns, missiles and light weapons, plus displays on the Norfolk and Suffolk Yeomanry and on sea rescue and reconnaissance.

Tip: The collection closes for the season, so check its website for current opening before you travel. Parking on site is free for paying visitors.

Neolithic flint mine 56 min drive · 38.9 miles

Grime's Graves

Sat nav: IP26 5DE

A vast Neolithic flint mining landscape, dug by hand with deer antler picks around 4,500 years ago.

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Grime's Graves is a large Neolithic flint mining complex in Norfolk, 8 km north east of Brandon. Miners worked here from around 2600 to 2300 BC, digging shafts into the chalk to reach seams of flint, which was much in demand for making polished stone axes. Some of the largest shafts are more than 14 m deep and 12 m wide at the surface.

Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.

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