The kitchen/diner is well equipped with free-standing dining table and chairs, plenty of cupboard space, microwave, fridge and top of the range gas cooker.

There is a pleasant sun veranda at the front of the holiday home so that guests may enjoy the warm sunshine and perhaps a glass of wine or a cool drink. Our aim is to provide a personal, quality service to our guests with the emphasis on supplying the comforts customers would expect in their own home.

The Location

Breydon Water Holiday Park at Bure Village is situated in the Norfolk countryside and specialises in family holidays. A short stroll away is the sister park to Bure Village, namely Yare Village Holiday Park, with additional facilities that guests of both parks may enjoy.

The holiday park is only 5 minutes drive from the busy resort of Great Yarmouth where you can visit the Pleasure beach, piers, amusements, circus, the beach etc., and plenty of other delights for the children.

Hopefully none of our guests would need medical care whilst staying in Great Yarmouth, but in this eventuality the James Paget Hospital is but a short drive away.

Roman Ruins

The Holiday Park is just a few hundred metres away from the historic Roman Fortress at Burgh Castle (built in the 3rd century AD) and Burgh Castle church, close to the river and Breydon Water. If you like history these are well worth a look.

Market Days

There is a full market in Great Yarmouth on Wednesday and Saturdays, with additional Fridays during the peak weeks. The market towns of Bungay and Beccles are also well worth seeing.

Fritton Lake Countryworld

Is set in 250 acres. Visit the Heavy Horse Centre, The Falconry Centre, the boating lake, miniature railway and children's farm.

Pleasurewood Hills

This family theme park is situated off the main road into Lowestoft. Enjoy a fantastic day out on the rides, family attractions and fun for the children.

Kessingland Wildlife Park (through Lowestoft)

Award winning, super wildlife. For those people who like animals this is a must. Explore trails through woods, lakelands and over grassy plains.

Great Yarmouth

Thrills and fun on over 70 rides at Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach - seafront amusement park. Visit also the Sea Life Centre, the Tolhouse Museum. Don't forget the beaches at Great Yarmouth and Gorleston, together with the shops on Gorleston High Street; plenty of good browsing to be had there.

Model Village

Miniature Model Village on Great Yarmouth Seafront built to 1:12 scale. Over 200 super models in an acre of landscaped gardens, illuminated after dusk from June to October.

Trips on the Broads

Start from many locations including Wroxham and Potter Heigham and just a short walk from the park to Breydon Water Marina where you board the boat.

Sea Fishing from Great Yarmouth or Gorleston and freshwater angling in nearby lakes, coarse fishing lake just down the road.

Somerleyton Hall

An early Victorian mansion in 12 acres of beautiful gardens including the famous yew hedge maze.

Greyhound Racing

Wednesday, Friday and Saturday evenings - 1st race 7.30pm

Great Yarmouth Racecourse 2008

For those of you who like “a little flutter”, the dates for Horse racing 2008 commence on Monday 24th March 2008 with various dates each month until 28th October 2008, making 23 Flat Racing Fixtures in total for the season.

Norwich Shopping

Super day out at the new shopping mall at Norwich, leave the car behind at the Park and Ride Park, only 30 minutes from Great Yarmouth. You will find a good selection of the most popular chain stores in which to browse and shop.

Norwich

Plenty of sight seeing to do in the city, Norwich Castle is a most interesting museum and art gallery, Norwich Cathedral is also well worth a look.