Surrounded by beautiful countryside, Millview Meadow provides a bespoke, luxury ‘glamping’ experience for outdoor-loving guests with our stylish pods. Situated to the north of the River Bure, our accommodation overlooks the Runham grazing marshes, with a view of our part-restored 19th century drainage mill, and the tower of Runham Church appearing through the trees. Nestled in the meadow, you’ll wake up to bird song every morning.

Offering more luxury than a glamping experience, the accommodation is built and furnished to a high-quality standard, creating a delightful getaway for guests. The luxury pods are self-contained, with en suite bathroom and kitchenette, and are specially-designed to be used all year round. Designated parking is also provided in the parking area central to the pods.

Experience the outdoors within the comfort of our cosy hideaways. Wake up in the warmth of our luxurious king size beds, open the full width French doors and step out onto the spacious deck, admiring the beautiful view. Alternatively, you could just lay in bed and do the same! The spacious pods happily accommodate two adults and two children, and if you’re bringing the kids, they will love the two cosy bunk beds that are conveniently tucked away at the rear of the pod. We have also made one of our pods dog-friendly if you would like to bring along a well behaved four legged friend! Please chose our pet-friendly pod (available in a separate listing) when booking should you wish to bring a dog, and please note that there is an additional cleaning charge.

Millview Meadow is located in the peaceful hamlet of former market town, Runham - a small, picturesque village surrounded by rolling fields and poplar-tree studded roads. Not only is Runham centrally located within the beautiful Norfolk Broads, it is also a short drive from the Norfolk Coastline. With over 90 miles of coastline, half of Norfolk’s overall boundary is next to the water providing endless opportunities for exploring. The hideaway provides the perfect chance to experience all that our county has to offer – from seal spotting at Horsey Gap on a cold Winter’s day, to drinking in the beer garden of one of our many country pubs on a Summer’s evening.