Beeston Regis has been a caravan, camping and touring park since the late 1950's. 16 years ago The Beeston Group formed and seeing the potential of Beeston Regis Holiday Park acquired it. Our motto has always been you 'reap what you sow' hence right from our humble beginnings we have reinvested in the Park. Over the last 16 years we have developed the park and it now has lodges, static caravans and touring pitches. Having gained permission for more static caravans The Beeston Group undertook to develop a superb extension to its static caravans which resulted in it being the Park it is today. Our recent achievement was to gain the East Anglian Tourist Board 4 Star recognition. Well done to all our team at Beeston you have been exceptional!
Beeston Regis Holiday Park is located next to Sheringham on the Cliff Top of North Norfolk. Beeston 'bump' (A cliff top hill) as it is locally called is all that separates you from the idyllic seaside town of Sheringham which you will find is full of locally owned businesses, a rarity these days! From Beeston you can explore the local area which is full of things to do such as the Sheringham to Holt steam railway, visit the Fishermen's Heritage Centre, quality golf courses, a maze, Cromer and its attraction including its Victorian pier, the fine city of Norwich, horse riding or just rambling along the coastline, Blakeney with its unique tidal quayside, seal trips from its harbour and the fascinating Aviation Museum or relax with the locals at The Village Inn, a tradition pub in West Runton. There is something in this area for everyone!
Dear Ian,
Firstly can I say thank you for your help during the events of the 30th August and especially for letting us stay in the mobile homes overnight. We have only just managed to sort everything out after getting it back to our church and cleaning everything to put it away in storage. It certainly was windy, the worst we have experienced since we lost the whole site in 1996.
Many Thanks
"To All associated with Beeston Regis, May I take this time to thank each and every member of your staff and fellow campers for the stirling effort that was made on Thursday, during the freak storm that hit us.It proves that there are many good hearted people on this planet. It was a great all round team effort in extreme conditions. We got off fairly lightly with a small tear and split pole. I hope no one was hurt. Once again many many thanks to everyone who helped us get our tent down."
"To All associated with Beeston Regis, May I take this time to thank each and every member of your staff and fellow campers for the stirling effort that was made on Thursday, during the freak storm that hit us.It proves that there are many good hearted people on this planet. It was a great all round team effort in extreme conditions. We got off fairly lightly with a small tear and split pole. I hope no one was hurt. Once again many many thanks to everyone who helped us get our tent down."
Dear Ian,
I Just wanted to thank you very much for running me back to camp Saturday.
I Really appreciated it as I hadn’t felt as ill as I did for a long time - was rather embarrasing as turned out to be heat stroke - which all the Scouts & explorers managed to avoid, fortunately I was well again by morning and able to complete the second day.
Again - thank you so much it was really very kind of you"
Dear Ian,
I Just wanted to thank you very much for running me back to camp Saturday.
I Really appreciated it as I hadn’t felt as ill as I did for a long time - was rather embarrasing as turned out to be heat stroke - which all the Scouts & explorers managed to avoid, fortunately I was well again by morning and able to complete the second day.
Again - thank you so much it was really very kind of you"