East Anglia UK Mega 2026

17/06/2026

🧩 PUZZLE PROJECT – ORDERS CLOSING SOON! 🧩

Have you ordered your Puzzle Project pieces yet?

The East Anglia UK Mega 2026 Puzzle Project brings a popular European geocaching tradition to the UK. Instead of collecting tags, you'll collect and swap personalised puzzle pieces with geocachers you meet along the way, creating a unique souvenir of your adventures and friendships.

Choose from a set of 20 or 40 identical puzzle pieces featuring your own design, then start swapping! You can also collect special event pieces and build your puzzle over time.

🧩 Personalised puzzle pieces
🧩 Trackable via a single Geocaching.com tracking code
🧩 Exclusive event pieces available at selected events
🧩 Optional display frames available

To keep costs down, we're combining orders before placing a bulk order with the manufacturer in Germany.

⏳ Orders will be closing soon, so if you've been thinking about joining the Puzzle Project, now is the time.

Will your puzzle be filled with familiar faces, favourite geocachers, or memorable events?

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There are millions of geocaches worldwide, just waiting for you to find them. There are probably even some within walking distance of where you are right now. Visit Geocaching.com to see just how many geocaches are nearby and to learn how to start finding them.

16/06/2026

🦊 FENNY FACT #7 🦊

Did you know?

Norfolk is home to the largest concentration of medieval churches in the UK, with more than 650 spread across the county.

Many were built during Norfolk's prosperous medieval period, when the wool trade brought great wealth to the region. Today, these historic buildings remain a defining feature of the Norfolk landscape, from tiny rural churches hidden among the fields to magnificent landmarks such as Norwich Cathedral.

For geocachers, this abundance of churches has also helped make Norfolk a fantastic county for the popular Church Micro series. Whether you're exploring a quiet village or a bustling market town, there's a good chance you'll find both a fascinating piece of history and a geocache waiting to be discovered.

No matter where you travel in Norfolk, you're rarely far from a medieval church—or a cache!

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How many Church Micros have you found?

16/06/2026

🏕️ ONLY 35 CAMPING PITCHES REMAINING! 🏕️

Can we do for camping what we did for the Supporter's Packs? 🦊

The East Anglia UK Mega 2026 campsite has been filling steadily and we now have just 35 camping pitches remaining.

With showers, toilets, water points, evening entertainment, traders, events, and hundreds of geocachers all on site throughout the week, camping is the perfect way to make the most of your Mega experience.

Whether you're staying for a night, a long weekend, or the whole week, you'll be right in the heart of the action at the Norfolk Showground.

🎟️ Supporter's Packs have already sold out.
🏕️ Camping availability is now becoming limited.
🦊 Once the remaining pitches are gone, they're gone!

If you've been meaning to book, now might be a good time to take a look.

More information can be found at:
www.mega2026.co.uk

Who'll be joining Fennny the Fox under Norfolk's big skies next August?

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15/06/2026

🦊 FENNY FACT #6 🦊

Did you know?

Norwich is the only English city with part of a national park within its boundaries.

The city is connected to the Broads National Park, Britain's largest protected wetland and one of the country's most important wildlife habitats.

With over 125 miles of navigable waterways, rare wildlife, and picturesque villages, the Broads attract visitors from across the world. Norwich itself is packed with history, culture, independent shops, and stunning medieval architecture.

It's a combination that makes Norfolk a truly unique place to visit.

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Have you explored both Norwich and the Broads?

10/06/2026

🦊 FENNY FACT #5 🦊

Did you know?

Thetford was once one of the largest and most important towns in England.

During the Anglo-Saxon period, Thetford was a major centre of trade and power. By the time of the Norman Conquest in 1066, it had grown into one of the largest towns in the country, and it even had its own mint producing coins that have been found as far away as Scandinavia.

Today, visitors can explore the remains of Thetford Castle, wander through the historic town centre, and discover connections to both ancient history and modern television fame as the filming location for parts of Dad's Army.

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Have you ever visited Thetford?

10/06/2026

📦 MEGA IN A BOX 📦

What if your entire East Anglia UK Mega 2026 week was on us? 🦊

For just £20, Mega in a Box gives you the chance to win:

🏕️ A week's camping at the East Anglia UK Mega 2026
🎟️ A Supporter's Pack
🦊 A Fennny the Fox soft toy
🪙 A Gold TFTC Coin
👕 An East Anglia UK Mega 2026 T-shirt
🎁 And maybe even a few extra surprises!

Already booked your camping or bought a Supporter's Pack? Don't worry — if you're the lucky winner, we'll refund those costs.

Missed out on a Supporter's Pack before they sold out? This could be one of your last chances to get your paws on one!

There are only 100 numbers available, so simply choose your lucky number and keep your fingers crossed.

📦 More details can be found here:
www.mega2026.co.uk/shop

If Fen the Fox knocked on your door with Mega in a Box, which prize would you be most excited to receive?

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09/06/2026

🦊 FENNY FACT #4 🦊

Did you know?

Norfolk is home to one of the most important prehistoric discoveries ever made in Britain.

In 2013, ancient human footprints were discovered on the beach at Happisburgh (pronounced "Haze-bruh") on the Norfolk coast. Dating back around 850,000 years, they are believed to be the oldest known human footprints found outside Africa.

Scientists think they were left by a small group of adults and children walking across an ancient estuary, giving us a remarkable glimpse into life in Britain almost a million years ago.

Although the footprints were quickly lost to the sea, detailed 3D scans preserved this incredible discovery for future generations.

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Have you ever visited Happisburgh and its famous lighthouse?



Days until the East Anglia UK Mega 2026: 61 days. 🦊🎉

08/06/2026

🦊 FENNY FACT #3 🦊

Did you know?

Norfolk is home to one of the largest grey seal colonies in the UK.

Each autumn and winter, thousands of grey seals come ashore at Horsey Gap to give birth to their pups. At peak season, visitors can often see hundreds of fluffy white seal pups resting on the beaches and dunes.

It's one of Norfolk's most remarkable wildlife spectacles and attracts nature lovers from across the country every year.

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Have you ever visited Horsey to see the seals?

08/06/2026

🦊 EAST ANGLIA UK MEGA 2026 🦊

The East Anglia UK Mega 2026 isn't just about one day – it's a whole week of geocaching fun across the region!

From social events and CITOs to sightseeing, auctions, Adventure Labs, cache trails and plenty of opportunities to catch up with old friends and make new ones, there will be something happening throughout Mega week.

Whether you're planning a day trip, a long weekend or a full week away, there will be plenty to see and do while exploring Norfolk and the surrounding area.

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What event are you most looking forward to?

For information about the Mega: https://coord.info/GCB910M

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04/06/2026

🦊 FENNY FACT #2 🦊

Did you know?

Norfolk is home to the famous **Norfolk Broads**, a unique network of rivers and lakes covering over 125 miles of navigable waterways.

The Broads are Britain's largest protected wetland and are home to a huge variety of wildlife, from kingfishers and otters to the elusive swallowtail butterfly – a species found nowhere else in the UK.

If you're making a holiday of your visit to the East Anglia UK Mega 2026, a trip on the Broads is well worth adding to your itinerary.

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Have you ever explored the Norfolk Broads?