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Norfolk Vanguard accommodation
Homes for the crews building Vanguard West and Vanguard East, from the cable route across Norfolk to the offshore work from early 2027.
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How it works
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Hosts nearby send offers
Hosts near the site see your request and reply with a place and a price.
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Compare your options
See each offer’s photos and price side by side, and message hosts with any questions.
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Book your stay
Accept the offer that suits your crew and book online. You’re not committed until you do.
Prefer to talk it through?
Our team can help you find the right place for your stay.
Places in Norwich
Midway along the cable route, with the most places to choose from. Necton and Happisburgh are both under an hour away.
Places in Great Yarmouth
Norfolk's main port for offshore wind work, down the coast from Happisburgh.
Places in Cromer
On the coast north-west of Happisburgh, about half an hour from the landfall.
About Vanguard West and Vanguard East
Vanguard West and Vanguard East are two offshore wind farms 50 to 80 km off the Norfolk coast, together about 2.8 GW, enough for around three million homes. RWE is building them with KKR, and in November 2026 they got the go-ahead with £12bn of funding, including £1bn from the National Wealth Fund.
On land, their cables come ashore just south of Happisburgh and run underground for about 60 km, passing north of North Walsham, Aylsham and Reepham, to a new substation beside the National Grid substation at Necton, near Dereham. Work on the cable route and the substation started in 2023.
Offshore construction starts early in 2027, and the wind farms are due to send power by 2030. The government says they will support more than 2,400 jobs while they're built and run.
Where to stay for Norfolk Vanguard
Norwich
Midway along the cable route, with the most places to choose from. Necton and Happisburgh are both under an hour away.
20 places on Nezt
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk's main port for offshore wind work, down the coast from Happisburgh.
4 places on Nezt
Cromer
On the coast north-west of Happisburgh, about half an hour from the landfall.
3 places on Nezt
North Walsham
The nearest town to the Happisburgh landfall.
No places listed yet. Make a request and hosts nearby send offers.
Dereham
The nearest town to the Necton substation.
No places listed yet. Make a request and hosts nearby send offers.
Swaffham
West of Necton, near the substation end of the route.
No places listed yet. Make a request and hosts nearby send offers.
Questions crews ask
Where should crews stay for Norfolk Vanguard?
For the landfall and the eastern end of the cable route, Cromer, North Walsham and the villages around Happisburgh. For the Necton substation and the western end, Dereham, Swaffham and Norwich. Norwich sits in the middle with the most places, and Great Yarmouth is Norfolk's main port for offshore wind work.
When does work on Norfolk Vanguard happen?
Work on the cable route and the Necton substation started in 2023. Offshore construction starts early in 2027, and the wind farms are due to send power by 2030.
Can our whole crew stay in one house?
Many places on Nezt are whole houses with a bed for everyone, a kitchen and space to switch off after a shift. Set the number of guests when you search, or post a request with your headcount and hosts nearby send you offers.
Can we book for weeks or months at a time?
Yes. Stays run from one night to several months, and many hosts take money off stays of a week or a month.
Is there parking for vans?
Each listing shows its parking, so you can check before you book. If you need room for several vans, message the host through Nezt to ask.
Do we get a receipt for expenses?
Yes. Every booking comes with a PDF receipt showing every charge, ready for your expenses or your accounts team.
Other wind farm work nearby
Projects crews stay in the same towns for, on the way to or from Norfolk Vanguard.
- Under construction
Hornsea 3
Off the Norfolk and Yorkshire coasts
Ørsted’s next Hornsea phase, with export cables coming ashore at Weybourne and a converter station at Swardeston, south of Norwich.
Stay in Cromer, Sheringham, Norwich
- Planned
Sheringham and Dudgeon Extension
Off the north Norfolk coast
Extensions to both wind farms, consented in 2024, with cables to land at Weybourne and connect at Norwich Main.
Stay in Sheringham, Cromer, Norwich
- Operating
Dudgeon
Off the north Norfolk coast
Equinor wind farm maintained from Great Yarmouth, with cables landing at Weybourne.
Stay in Great Yarmouth, Cromer, Sheringham
- Operating
Sheringham Shoal
Off Sheringham, Norfolk
Equinor wind farm off Sheringham, now run from Equinor’s combined base in Great Yarmouth.
Stay in Sheringham, Cromer, Great Yarmouth
- Operating
Scroby Sands
Off Great Yarmouth
RWE wind farm just off Great Yarmouth, one of the earliest offshore wind farms in these waters.
Stay in Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft
Have a place near the Norfolk Vanguard route?
Crews will be working between Happisburgh and Necton until the wind farms send power in 2030. List your home on Nezt and host them, from a week to several months. Hosts are especially needed in North Walsham, Dereham and Swaffham.
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