Temporary membership of nearby Forest Park is included with your stay at any of the cottages. Forest Park’s facilities include an indoor heated swimming pool, woodland walks, a well-stocked shop (with groceries, alcohol, toys and seaside equipment), Club House with bar and restaurant, hairdressing salon and manicurist, children’s play areas and 24 hour laundry facilities.
With hot summer days often stretching into autumn, the seaside town of Cromer is an ideal place from which to discover the beauty of North Norfolk.
The region is also steeped in history and has a selection of stately homes to visit; the Sandringham Estate being among them. You can even catch a steam train from Sheringham to Holt and back if you fancy experiencing some old North Norfolk charm!
Perhaps one of the most famous attractions is the Norfolk Broads, part of which lie within the North Norfolk area. With miles of waterways ideal for boating or fishing, there’s plenty of exploring to do and exciting things to see and find.
North Norfolk’s pristine beaches are at the heart of its attractiveness as a holiday destination, and are great, safe locations for endless fun in the sun. This year Cromer, Sheringham, Mundesley and Sea Palling all achieved Seaside Awards and Blue Flag status, all achieving this award with the highest possible grade.
For the sporting minded, North Norfolk offers a wide variety of activities. There is a flourishing tennis club in Cromer as well as superb golf links in both Cromer and Sheringham. Horse riding, sailing, swimming, walking, surfing, cycling, bowls and fishing are among the other sports to enjoy in the area.
Those looking to find some local colour won’t be disappointed by Carnival time. Wells, Sheringham, Holt, North Walsham, Fakenham and the famous Cromer carnival all take place during the holiday season, each offering its own unique blend of entertainment and family fun.
North Norfolk’s natural beauty makes it a haven for wildlife, particularly sea birds. With locations nearby Forest Park, such as the Cley and Salthouse Marshes, the area has long been a popular destination for bird-watches.
Please visit www.forestpark.co.uk for more information.