NEARBY attractions

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Seems as you’re here. Often regarded as the loveliest village in Norfolk the village has a range of niche shops including a delicatessen, farm shop, wine merchant, butchers, greengrocers, fishmongers, bakers and various beautiful boutiques and lifestyle shops. 

Sitting outside the ‘Hoste’ on a sunny afternoon watching the world go by, lovely…

5 minutes away. Creake Abbey is home to a Café, a fully stocked Food Hall, independent shops and services plus an award winning farmers’ market (once a month) together with the ruins of an Augustinian abbey founded in 1206. 

BBQ supplies…

10 minutes away, sitting within a 25,000 acre estate surrounded by rolling parkland. Plenty for the whole family to do. Lots of seasonal events, rope courses, cycling and adventure playground. 

A staple for this neck of the woods.

15 minutes away. Crabbing on the harbour, a trip up Staithe street, fish and chips ‘sat on the wall’ Not to mention the award-winning beach. Wells is highly recommended and a family favourite.

Visit to the Buttlands for a little peace and quiet, or rave to live music on board the Albatross. 

Very busy place. 

15 minutes away. It is the only windmill in this area in working order that is open to the general public. There is a bakery selling a wide range of delicious cakes and bread for you to purchase on your visit. There’s plenty to see and do for the whole family, and children can also try their hand at baking in the children's baking corner. Delicious cake/s, 

20 minutes away. Home to three wonderful wildlife-rich gardens. Take the day to wander around the beautiful gardens. Plenty for the kids to do, with huge outdoor play area and for wet days an indoor soft play. 

Rainy day let’s hope not.

25 minutes away. Holt's fine 18th century Georgian buildings make the town most attractive. Home to many art galleries, antique and book shops. Many places to eat located along the high street and tucked away in hidden, charming courtyards and alleyways. 

Byfords for lunch or Folly’s for afternoon tea anyone….

25 minutes away. The Queen’s country residence set in 24 hectares of glorious gardens. Take a peaceful woodland walk, see the carrstone rockeries and enjoy the splendour of the North Garden with its pleached lime avenues. 

Picnic Time

25 minutes away Norfolk’s only seal sanctuary. Home to over 2,000 creatures, including sharks, a giant green sea turtle, playful otters and Humboldt penguins. Wash monster situated just outside, along with mini golf and fun fair, perfect for the kids. Traditional seaside town, 

Sunny Hunny!!!

25 minutes away. Around 100 acres of lavender fields and an oil distillery, plus on-site gift shops, farm park for kids, farm shop and restaurant.

Farm shop has the best Scotch Eggs!

25 minutes away. Nature reserve's visitor centre with a cafe, a shop and panoramic views of surrounding marshes. 

Twitchers love it.

30 minutes away. Blakeney Point is home to Common and Grey seals and is one of the largest winter colonies in England. Grey seals have their young between November and January and common seals have their pups between June and August. Hop on a boat from Morston Quay or Blakeney harbour to see the seals bobbing around the water or basking on the banks.

Wrap up warm, book in advance

30 minutes away. With three beautifully restored century-old stations, the North Norfolk Railway runs from Sheringham to Holt, and is one of the most scenic heritage railways in the UK. The journey takes in some of the most unique views of the coast and countryside. 

Quintessential.

  40 minutes away. Hilltop Outdoor Centre in Sheringham is a high quality, family run, independent Outdoor Education Centre. Hilltop offers a superior, high quality and unique experience to an array of visitors. Open to the public during school holidays (ring to check). Activities include climbing wall, high ropes, zip wires, giant swing and archery. 

Very good value for money.

  40 minutes Extensive Military Collection of tanks, guns and military equipment including models, ammunition and light weapons. Open from Easter until the end of October. 

Boom!

  50 minutes away. Cromer is a favourite with families looking for a more traditional seaside holiday. With great sandy beaches, museums, surfing, plenty of attractions and wonderful walking along the Norfolk Coast Path. Plus, a large pier as its main attraction. Worth a ride to meander down the coast. A little bit like marmite.

  1 hour away. UK's best-preserved medieval city, historic cobbled streets, city walls, and the majestic Norman castle and cathedral. Vibrant restaurant and bar scene, one of the best shopping destinations, brilliant cultural attractions.

Great place, great shopping.