There’s no place like the broads National Park
LODGES, VILLAS AND CARAVANS FOR SALE IN NORFOLK & SUFFOLK
Enjoy the Broads National Park from our brand new Carlton Lodge at Broadlands Park & Marina for £99,995
START A NEW LIFESTYLE WITH A HOLIDAY LODGE IN NORFOLK OR SUFFOLK AND ENJOY THE BROADS ON YOUR DOORSTEP
EXPLORE THE BROADS FROM YOUR HOLIDAY HOME
The Broads National Park is one of the gems of UK countryside, a variety of navigable rivers and lakes across Norfolk and Suffolk. Walks, hikes, watersports, sailing, history and beauty - the Broads is the perfect place to explore from your holiday home.
MARINA & MOORINGS ON YOUR DOORSTEP
Tingdene Marinas runs both Waveney Marina and Broadlands Marina alongside our holiday parks, meaning you can explore the Broads by boat in the day time and come back to your cosy holiday home in the evening.
OFFSET YOUR ANNUAL RUNNING COSTS
Holidays For Allseasons is part of the Tingdene Group, letting holiday homes at both Broadlands Park & Marina and Waveney River Centre.
If you decide to let your holiday home with Holidays For Allseasons, be assured that we will look after it as if it were our own. We make things simple and straightforward, so you can enjoy time at your holiday home while the Managed Letting Scheme works for you.
Advertising, marketing, reservation management, customer care, complaint handling, cleaning, legislation and health & safety - we will make life a little easier by working alongside you to ensure every box is ticked.
Enjoy Norfolk and Suffolk from your holiday home
Norfolk is home to much of the Broads National Park which is the UK’s largest protected wetland - an extremely beautiful place with a legal status of AONB which ensures its preservation.
Traditional resorts with fish and chips and ice cream are there for you, or tiny villages, traditional pubs and big open spaces are there too. It’s all waiting to be explored.
Did you know North Norfolk has the highest number of Blue Flag beaches compared to the rest of the districts in the country?
You’re also not far from Norwich which has a vast cultural heritage and thriving arts and music scene. Check out Norwich castle, two cathedrals, plenty of historic streets and lots of shops too - it’s never a bad thing to balance the culture with a little retail therapy.
A great way to explore the Suffolk Coast is by walking the Suffolk Coast Path. There is lots of information online so take a look at the maps and guides. Plan some days out - you don’t have to walk it all at once. Take it a bit at a time and savour Suffolk.
Lowestoft is the UK’s most easterly point and it’s steeped in history. It’s the birthplace of composer Benjamin Britten and at the other end of the musical scale it’s where rock band The Darkness were formed. Its neighbour, Oulton Broad, is called the gateway to the Broads, which means a gateway to a massive range of things to do.
Southwold is a really lovely town on the Suffolk coast with independent shops, the iconic lighthouse and Adnams Brewery. There’s the town of Aldeburgh, a little gem tucked away in this treasure trove part the world with a coastline that somehow delivers everything you want near a UK seaside holiday home.
