Awards

Enjoy England Five Star Holiday Park - Touring Park & Camping Park

Enjoy England Rose Award Park 2008

The David Bellamy Gold Conservation Award
David Bellamy Gold Conservation Award 2008 - In making the award David Bellamy quoted:
"WOW - you continue to lead the way and are one of our top parks yet again. Well done indeed to all the team for going beyond the call of duty." ... "You show the  rest of the industry just what is possible."

Calor Gas - Best Holiday Park in Britain 1998 and Best of the Best in England 2000 Awar
Calor Gas "Best Park in Britain" 1998. For development of the environmental aspects of park design & management and "Best of the Best" Holiday Park in England in the special millennium awards for past winners

Safeway Excellence in England Award for Tourism 2002 Gold Winner

Safeway Excellence in England Awards for Tourism 2002 - Holiday Park of the Year.
The awards highlight and celebrate the quality of the very best of tourism businesses in England.

East of England Tourist Board - Regional Holiday Park of the year 2001

1998 Silver Award - The England for Excellence Awards

The England for Excellence Awards.
The Green Award for Tourism & Environmental Management. The judging panel praised Kelling Heath for having: - "A well managed approach to integrating environmental issues into a successful and enjoyable holiday".

Practical Caravan Top Touring Parks Winner 2003 and 98. Best in region 1999/2001

Practical Caravan overall winner Top Touring Park 2003 & 1998.
"The successful cultivation of a friendly community park which also offers the required amount of privacy. Add to this 250 acres of heathland and it's location close to the coastline, not to mention first class facilities, and you know visitors will return year after year".

The Norfolk Branch of the Council for the Protection of Rural England.
A special award recognising Kelling Heath as "a quite exceptional place set in 250 acres of woodland where heathland is being restored".

British Airways Tourism for Tomorrow
British Airways Tourism for Tomorrow Winner 1999The United Kingdom Winner in the British Airways Tourism for Tomorrow awards. The holiday park joined a marine park in Tanzania, a five-star resort on a remote Fijian Island and a Hungarian village in going through to the global finals.
A total of 115 projects from 41 countries were considered for these prestigious awards which recognise an environmentally and culturally sensitive approach to tourism.

BCE Award
Business Commitment to the Environment Awards 2003/3
The BCE Awards are Britain's oldest and most consistent means of recognising and encouraging environmental best practice with business. Judges said Kelling Heath was " A fantastic, well thought out and sustainable Holiday Park, - an example to the rest of the industry"