Plans for a campsite have resurfaced after South Norfolk Council blocked them earlier this year.

Green Bar and Events, in Hapton, near Norwich, hope to open a "luxury" campsite and have resubmitted plans to the local council for approval. 

The business advertises its proposed camping facilities on its website but has posted a message to confirm it is: "not currently open."

Under the plans, the five-acre campsite would offer tent hire, with the option to choose a glamping bell tent or stay in a converted stable holiday let. 

The land proposed for the development is just off Fudenhall RoadThe land proposed for the development is just off Fudenhall Road (Image: Google) There will also be significant facilities provided including toilets, a designated fire pit and a bar area for campers. 

The planning and access statement, provided by CAM Architects, says: "The proposed development will provide a fantastic scenic opportunity for camping and enjoyment within a peaceful and secluded rural location consisting of unique high-quality camping facilities and innovative activities.

"The benefits of camping are evident to the tourism trade.

"A key aspect of this proposal is its ambition to utilise and include local businesses to provide local produce, services and employment to further benefit the local community."

The stable will be transformed into a holiday letThe stable will be transformed into a holiday let (Image: CAM Architects) This is not the first time that the site owners have applied for planning permission for the site.

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In June, South Norfolk Council refused the plans after several locals objected to them.
The fire pit area with the outside barThe fire pit area with the outside bar (Image: CAM Architects)

One homeowner questioned: "If the ambition is to provide a campsite in the countryside why are 50 parking spaces required, ambient music proposed and alcoholic beverages available from 11am to 11pm?"

The plans have now been altered and resubmitted in line with the advice given by South Norfolk Council in their decision letter. These now propose 25 parking spaces developed on the land.