Coasthopper to call at Kelling Heath

Visitors to Kelling Heath Holiday Park, in north Norfolk, are able to travel around and explore the coast without using their cars at all now that Kelling Heath is part of the Coasthopper bus network, which serves the north Norfolk coastal area.
The service will run through the summer months of June to early September.

Coasthopper has been in operation since 1996 and its existing service travels from King’s Lynn to Hunstanton, Well-next-the-Sea, Sheringham and Cromer. The service, called Coasthopper 36, goes further west inland, taking in the busiest section of the coast, calling at Holt, Kelling Heath and going through to Peddars Way, effectively giving access to the entire coastal area.

In addition to the convenience of bus travel, the Coasthopper means guests at Kelling Heath can leave their cars on park, helping to reduce carbon emissions. Each bus can carry 32 passengers, and with eight buses per day calling at Kelling Heath, Monday to Friday, the CO2 savings will be significant. Coasthopper buses are all fitted with low emission engines as standard.

The service times for 2012 will be published in the spring with the service running through the summer months of June to September.