Airstream Glamping in Norfolk – Tin Can Camping
Welcome to Tin Can Camping, Norfolk – Situated in the wilds of South Norfolk, tucked away at the end of a no through road you will find a taste of retro Americana at Tin Can Camping. Nestled in a little wood are our four beautiful American trailers waiting to capture your heart and indulge you in a luxurious glamping getaway. And for those who prefer bricks and mortar to aluminium and rivets there is our little boutique cottage, The Nook.
Want to share your weekend away with friends? We welcome small (chilled out) groups of up to 10 adults (plus up to 4 kids) who wish to book all four caravans and The Nook. And no matter what conditions the British summertime throws at you, our communal areas will provide the perfect entertaining space for you and your pals. If it’s dry you can relax by a fire pit watching the flames reflect off the aluminium exteriors and if its damp you can cosy up on a sofa and enjoy the underfloor heating and comfy sofas of the Camp HQ. For group enquiries just drop us an email info@tincancamping.co.uk
Airstream Sovereign – available all year
Bubble, Caravanner & Jewel available from 3rd May – 30th Sept 2019
The Nook – available all year
Tin Can Camping, Birchway Farm, Birch Way, Mundham, Norfolk, NR14 6EW
Get In Touch
Phone: 01508 518351
Email: info@tincancamping.co.uk
The Bubble
Small but perfectly formed! Live the trailer-trash dream in our beautiful Airstream Bubble…
The Caravanner
The second biggest of our fleet, relax and unwind in our spacious 1950’s Airstream Caravanner…
The Jewel
Oozing with retro American charm, take a good look around our unique 1957 Jewel here…
The Sovereign
Our latest addition..and it’s huge! This 1970’s Airstream Sovereign sleeps 4 and is available all year round…
Tin Can Camping
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