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Naze Marine Holiday Park
- Site features
How to get there
Follow the main A12 to Colchester. Take the main A120 Harwich road as far as the A133. Take the A133 as far as Weeley, and then take the B1033 all the way to Walton seafront. Naze Marine Holiday Park is situated on the left.
Nearby tourist attractions
Whatever your interest, from fishing to mountain biking or golf to history, Naze Marine is the ideal base to enjoy any activity you fancy, at your leisure. Visit our website for more information on the array of leisure activities available close to the Park.
These are just a few of the local attractions nearby….
Marsh Farm Country Park – An enjoyable day out for the whole family where children can experience interaction with animals.
Walton Pier - The second longest pier in the UK with amusement arcade, fun fair and so much more for the whole family.
Boat trips to See the Seals – Wildlife boat trips are an excellent way to see seals, sea birds and fantastic views of the beautiful backwaters.
Wivenhoe – Take a trip into Winvenhoe for picnics, cycling and a children’s play area.
Westcliffe Theatre and Clacton Pier – Play the amusements on the pier, then see a great show at the theatre!
East Anglian Railway Museum – A working museum representing 100 years of railway engineering and architecture in East Anglia.
The Naze – 137 acres of grassland above 70-foot cliffs dominated by the Naze Tower.
Dedham – A charming village with an impressive church. Take a trip on the River Stour and stop for a cream tea.
Walton Maritime Museum – A 120-year-old former lifeboat house, carefully restored with local exhibitions.
Beth Chatto Gardens, in Elmstead Market – A fascinating example of ecological gardening!
These are just a few of the local attractions nearby….
Marsh Farm Country Park – An enjoyable day out for the whole family where children can experience interaction with animals.
Walton Pier - The second longest pier in the UK with amusement arcade, fun fair and so much more for the whole family.
Boat trips to See the Seals – Wildlife boat trips are an excellent way to see seals, sea birds and fantastic views of the beautiful backwaters.
Wivenhoe – Take a trip into Winvenhoe for picnics, cycling and a children’s play area.
Westcliffe Theatre and Clacton Pier – Play the amusements on the pier, then see a great show at the theatre!
East Anglian Railway Museum – A working museum representing 100 years of railway engineering and architecture in East Anglia.
The Naze – 137 acres of grassland above 70-foot cliffs dominated by the Naze Tower.
Dedham – A charming village with an impressive church. Take a trip on the River Stour and stop for a cream tea.
Walton Maritime Museum – A 120-year-old former lifeboat house, carefully restored with local exhibitions.
Beth Chatto Gardens, in Elmstead Market – A fascinating example of ecological gardening!
Nearby recreation
- Beach
- Fishing
- Horse Riding
- Sailing
- Swimming (Outdoor)
- Games Room
- Snooker/Pool
- Organised Entertainment