Five holiday parks in Norfolk have been recognised as among the best in the UK and joined the Premier Parks collection. Applewood Countryside Park in Banham, Clippesby Hall on the Broads, Cobbleacre Park in Hevingham, Kelling Heath Holiday Park near Weybourne and Woodhill Park at East Runton received the status. They join around 100 campsites and touring parks across the UK, assessed on facilities, pitches, landscaping, setting and nearby attractions. Clippesby Hall, a 34-acre woodland site owned by the Lindsay family since the 1960s, hosted Gemma Collins and Jedward in October. Kelling Heath covers 300 acres of woodland and heathland, while Cobbleacre is family-run and has five fishing lakes.