Kelling Heath Holiday Park, Weybourne, Norfolk

Oxford Archaeology East carried out an archaeological watching brief at Kelling Heath Holiday Park, Weybourne, Norfolk (TG 1171 4140). The proposed development (Area B in the Design and Access Statement) involves the construction of hard-standings, access roads, parking bays and services for lodges and static caravans.
Prior to this work a desk-based assessment and level 1 earthwork survey had been carried out in October 2013 on a site nearby (Site A) which revealed potential for Medieval, Post Medieval and Modern features.
Site B consisted of a filed under pasture which had previously been the location of a carting\motor-cross track. Three visits were made during the current works and observations were made of a number of service trenches and footings. No archaeological remains were uncovered.