Visit Haven’s Fantastic Caister Holiday Park near Great Yarmouth in Norfolk

Caister is one of Haven’s 36 Holiday parks across the British coast and has a fantastic range of leisure, sports, outdoor and indoor activities on offer. With something for the whole family, Caister is the perfect choice for a week’s holiday or even a short 3 or 4 night break.

There is plenty to do at Haven. We have up to 70 FREE activities, facilities and entertainment shows to keep everybody happy during your Haven holiday. For the little ones the thrills start early, with a Character Breakfast given by Rory or Bradley. Then from mid-morning onwards there is a versatile array of sports activities, family games, shows and events. In the evening there are dazzling shows, live music, comedy, and dance floor action perfect for all the family.

There’s fantastic water fun all with indoor heated pools, water slide and flumes not to mention Water Walkerz and Scuba Diving, plus inflatables, aqua jets and surf riders at selected parks. Add this to a superb range of Sporting activities from Football, Shoot & Hoop, Uni Hock, Kwik Cricket and a range of racket sports through to Archery, Climbing walls, Fencing & Crazy Golf and you’re in for an action packed holiday.

Then come the evening there’s something for everyone courtesy of Haven’s evening entertainment with stage shows, live bands comedy and party specials plus kids activities organised by the characters themselves for the little ‘uns providing just what you need to complete the day.

Caister offers a wide choice of Self-Catering Caravan Holiday Homes which offer the perfect family accommodation and with six grades to choose from there's every level of comfort, quality and value. Whatever you choose, all Holiday Homes include fully equipped modern fitted kitchen with full size fridge, shower & toilet, colour TV, pillows & duvets, free gas, electricity & hot water.

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Groups - From holidays for a large group of friends or family, to planning an event for your club or society, we can provide group organisers with everything they need for a successful break. Great savings of up to 20% are available for Groups who require 5 or more Holiday Homes

A tranquil, open site in the midst of the Broads, equidistant from the villages of Horning and Ludham, in England's newest National Park and its special landscape. The Norfolk Broads combine over 200 miles of waterways with windmills, market towns and lovely river settings in between. Wroxham (4m) and Hoveton form the boating centre and the attractive villages of Potter Heigham and Horning are both nearby. The river is only 200 yards from the site and boats and cycles can be hired. Wroxham Barns house 14 working craftsmen alongside a Junior Farm, children's playground and summer funfair. A visit to Norwich is a must with its daily market, interesting Castle and fine Norman Cathedral.

As the name suggests, this site backs onto woodlands and is within reach of several parks. London with all its attractions is only 20 minutes away by a fast and frequent train service into Kings Cross. Stanborough Park is also close by (about 2 miles) with a sailing, fishing and boating lake, playground and crazy golf. Reed Marsh Reserve which is incorporated within Stanborough Park is idea for bird watching. Welwyn Garden City is one of the finest examples of modern town planning and was built soon after the first world war as part of the Ebenezer Howard’s Garden City movement – also not somewhere you would perhaps expect to find a Roman Bath preserved in a steel vault under the nearby A1(M).

The site, owned by The National Trust, is on the banks of the River Great Ouse with spectacular views across the river to the Trust's Houghton Mill, the last working watermill on this river. Milling demonstrations are held every Sunday during the season and visitors can purchase the flour. The site is situated on the fringe of the highly picturesque village of Houghton, with a wealth of timbered and thatched-roof cottages, pub and shops, and the whole surrounding area is a paradise for walkers, bird watchers and wildlife enthusiasts. There is an abundance of footpaths and bridleways for walkers, horse riders and cyclists along and across the proliferation of waterways.