It is 5am and I wake to the sound of a flock of greylag geese announcing the morning outside my tent. The dawn chorus is in full swing and shortly after I rise to enjoy it, I come face to face with a wild hare and see a muntjac deer flash past the boundary of the campsite.
Much to the envy of all my nature-loving friends, I am one of the first glampers to stay at the brand new campsite that recently opened at Pensthorpe Nature Park, an internationally renowned nature reserve near Fakenham in north Norfolk.
Around 170 species ...
