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Waveney Valley Lakes

Wortwell, Norfolk
https://www.waveneyvalleylakes.co.uk

01986 788676 Park Website
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Introduction From The Holiday Park

Waveney Valley Lakes is a beautiful 60 acre Park with 11 lakes, some of which have luxury lodges and caravans sited around them.

Lodges and caravans are all privately owned and our aim is to provide a quiet and peaceful environment which can be shared with our prolific wildlife. Our site is unsuitable for children as we have no facilities for them on the Park other than wildlife and fresh air - our Park is for those with grown up children, and those who are retired/semi-retired. Grandchildren are obviously welcome to visit.

Many of the Lodges and Caravans have private fishing from their own gardens, and on 2 of our lakes we offer day ticket fishing for large carp, catfish and general coarse fish. For those who do not fish, what could be better than lakeside views, with waterfowl, owls and kingfishers.

All our lodges are built to full residential standards with gas central heating and double glazing. The kitchens are fully fitted and with integral fridge freezer and some even have washer/dryers fitted as standard. The double bedroom has fitted wardrobes and en suite shower and toilet. The twin bedroom also has fitted wardrobes. There is a full size second bathroom with bath and toilet. The lounge/diners have a gas or electric fire as a focal point and are well designed and complete with 3 piece suite and dining table and chairs.

Park Description

Waveney Valley Lakes is a 60 acre lakeside development of caravans and lodges, nestled around a lake with private fishing swims, verandas, nesting kingfishers.

Directions To The Park

Off A143 mid-way between Diss and Bungay. Turn off into Wortwell village, look for caravan sign for entrance road between bungalows.

Holiday Season

1st January to 31st December

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Waveney Valley Lakes

Wortwell
Norfolk
IP20 0EJ

Tel: 01986 788676
Email: Click here to email

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