What time is check-in?

Arrive after 15:00. Someone will meet you and show you to your pitch.

How large are the group capacities?

Pitches range: Sites 1 and 2 up to 40, Sites 3 and 5 up to 45, Site 4 up to 50, Sites 6 and 7 up to 60 (recommended maximums).

Is there electric hookup available?

No, electric hookup is not included—plan for off-grid power and gas cooking.

What facilities are provided?

Free drinking-water taps, washing-up facilities, toilet and shower blocks, and a general waste disposal point are included.

Can I bring a tall vehicle?

Vehicles over 1.2m require arranged access via the power station entrance; notify the operator weeks before arrival.

How do I book a pitch?

Book online via the provided referral link; select your pitch and duration between one and four nights.

Two Mile Bottom Campsite: Spacious Group Camping on Thetford Breckland Heath

Two Mile Bottom Campsite sits just off the A134 outside Thetford, England, at A134, Thetford IP24 1LZ, UK. It's a roomy, low-key basecamp for groups and families who want wide sky, pine-edge walks and easy access to Breckland heath. The site's seven pitches are built for gatherings: Site 1 and Site 2 accommodate up to 40 people each, Sites 3 and 5 hold 45, Site 4 fits 50, and Sites 6 and 7 each accept up to 60- numbers that make this a rare find for large-group camping in the region. Practical comforts are part of the appeal. Your reserved pitch includes access to free drinking-water taps, washing-up stations, a toilet and shower block, and a general waste disposal point. There is no electric hookup, so plan around gas stoves and battery power. Check-in begins after 15:00; a host will meet you and show you to your pitch. If you arrive in a tall vehicle over 1.2 meters, access can be arranged through the power station entrance with advance notice - contact the operator weeks before your stay. The landscape around Two Mile Bottom is characterful: sandy Breckland soils, open heaths, and stands of pine create big horizons and quiet, wide trails. That geology supports distinctive flora like heather and gorse, and birds associated with heathland and conifer edge. Walkers and informal naturalists will find simple loop routes from the site that drop into Thetford Forest and along seasonal streams, offering winter silhouettes and spring wildflower flashes. What makes this campsite special is how it balances capacity and calm. It's large enough to host celebrations, scout groups or family reunions while keeping facilities straightforward and local in scale. The pitches are designed to keep groups contained and respectful of neighbors, and the site's A134 frontage gives direct, simple access without winding single-track roads. Practical planning notes: book for stays from one to four nights, bring your own fuel and power alternatives, and arrive prepared to leave the site as you found it. The venue's scale also makes it a flexible staging ground for cycling rides, nearby trail runs, children's nature programs, or evenings spent around a communal campfire within your pitch. Two Mile Bottom Campsite is a functional, friendly campsite that opens up Breckland's distinctive open country to large groups who want straightforward facilities, room to spread out, and easy access to Thetford's woodland and heathland trails. Reserve a pitch online for stays of one to four nights, confirm any tall-vehicle access in advance, and pack layered clothing, a refillable water bottle, and waste bags to minimize impact; with simple planning, Two Mile Bottom becomes a practical gateway to Breckland's wild edges for multi-generational groups and organized outings throughout the changing seasons, too.