Norfolk Guide
Discover Norfolk: Activities
Camping along the Norfolk Coast provides a wide range of options for outdoor lovers with various degrees of expertise and interests. Our beachfront campground has options for everyone, whether you're searching for a spot to pitch your tent and make a fire or a campervan/motorhome site with all the facilities.
The Best campsites Norfolk coast provides stunning views of Lincolnshire and the North Sea. In this beautiful environment, there are numerous options to go hiking, kayaking, canoeing, and fishing.
​GO TO KINGS LYNN, A HISTORIC TOWN
In West Norfolk, on the River Great Ouse, sits the medieval town of Kings Lynn. For many years, it was one of England's busiest ports; now, it is a bustling market town with a wide variety of things to see and do. There are many intriguing structures, museums, and monuments to explore in Kings Lynn because of its fascinating history. Great shops and cafes can be found in the town center, while the surrounding countryside is ideal for hikes and bike excursions.
SANDERSON ESTATE
A country residence on 20,000 acres of property close to the community of Sandringham in Norfolk, England is called The Sandringham Estate. Elizabeth II owns the mansion, which is situated on the royal Sandringham Estate. The estate has a historic mansion, as well as gardens, woodlands, farming, and several other buildings. Four generations of the British royal family have lived in the house since it was constructed in 1870 as their private residence. One of the biggest horticultural shows in the UK, the Sandringham Flower Show, is also held on the estate. From April through October, the Estate is accessible to the public.
VISIT HUNSTANTON SEA LIFE SANCTUARY FOR A DAY OUT
The Hunstanton Sea Life Sanctuary is a fantastic place to take children! They will enjoy meeting the many amiable creatures, like penguins and turtles, and there are also many entertaining interactive exhibits. The seals can even be fed!
Investigate Houghton Hall & Gardens
Beautiful stately mansion Houghton Hall & Gardens is situated on magnificent grounds. Although the gardens are truly something unique, the hall itself is well worth a visit. You could easily spend the entire day here because there are almost 30 acres to explore, including a walled garden, rose garden, and water features.
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ON THE NORFOLK COAST WALK
The Norfolk Coast region is a lovely spot to travel to, live in, and work. It features numerous well-known and well-liked scenic areas, as well as undiscovered nooks and charming villages connected by a web of trails and peaceful rural lanes. Away from the noise and activity of the beaches and seaside communities, you can discover your own calm place.
HUNSTTON TO CROMER WALK: THE NORFOLK COAST PATH
Norfolk's shoreline is well known for its nature preserves and opportunities for bird viewing. Wide beaches, sand dunes, salt and freshwater marshes, natural preserves, barrier islands, and a variety of birds are features of this coastal walk. Titchwell Marsh and Snettisham are two of the main coastal locations for the RSPB, and Cley Marshes, Holkham NNR, and Blakeney Point are among the National Nature Reserves.
WALK YOUR DOG TO WORK
On the Norfolk Coast, dogs and trustworthy dog walkers are very welcome. Our campsite is dog friendly, and many beaches allow dogs all year long. Dogs are generally permitted in the gardens and bar areas of establishments.
Along with cleaning up after your dog, you have a responsibility to respect other people, Norfolk's wildlife, and cattle. Please keep an eye out for any areas where dogs may be prohibited or where they may need to be leashed during specific seasons or in certain zones.
Heacham South Beach is one of the best beaches for walking your dog because of the amazing views it offers. It boasts a large, sandy beach that is great for walking along the shoreline and playing catch. The beach is a great place to take your four-legged companion for some exercise because it is well-maintained and has lots of poop bags accessible. At the entrance to the beach, a modest parking space is available for £2 for four hours or £6 for the entire day. Additionally, public restrooms are close by