Dog Friendly Lodges Norfolk

Extensive sea and inland views can be admired from this Grade II listed former lighthouse keeper’s cottage. Built in 1791, it stands in a superb coastal location adjoining Happisburgh’s working lighthouse and within a short drive of the Norfolk Broads. It offers well-equipped, comfortable holiday accommodation; the cellar has been converted into a den for children. The lighthouse is open to the public on some Sundays in high season, when visitors can enjoy the fantastic view from the top. Private tours can be arranged at a cost with the trust. Local rural, beach and cliff-top walks, and fishing nearby. Wroxham 12 miles. Norwich 20 miles. Shop, pub/restaurant ½ mile.

Situated on a private park, this detached holiday bungalow is just a short stroll from the stunning sandy beach. There is an enclosed large garden to the rear with plenty of space to play or simply relax. A great place to return too after a day of fun, you can grab a seat and enjoy the last of the evening sunshine whilst relaxing on the patio. There is a large green to the front of the property too. The village of Bacton offers a children’s play area, lovely walks, woodland perfect for picnic opportunities, two pubs, restaurants, fish and chip shop, café and an ice cream parlour.

The seaside resorts of Cromer, 13 miles, and Sheringham, 17 miles, provide a great day out. Be sure to bring your sea fishing rod and catch your supper. Wroxham, the Capital of the Broads, is within easy reach. The stark natural beauty of the Broads is best appreciated from the water, and with daily river trips or boats to hire, Wroxham is as good a place as any to start down the River Bure. The outdoor tree adventure park BeWILDerwood at Horning is a great place for children to burn off some energy. For avid gardeners, a visit to the Old Vicarage Gardens at East Ruston is a must, and golfers won’t be disappointed with the courses at The Royal Cromer and Mundesley nearby. National Trust properties in the vicinity include Blickling Hall, Felbrigg Hall, Sheringham Park and Horsey Windpump. Visit Horsey Beach between December and February for your chance to spot hundreds of grey seals and pups along the shore. Alternatively, the historical city of Norwich, 21 miles, boasts two indoor shopping malls, market square, cafés, restaurants, castle museum, cathedral and theatre. Excellent walking, cycling, bird watching and sea fishing are all available locally. Beach 50 yards. Shop ½ mile, pub and restaurant ¾ mile.

Situated in a quiet position overlooking grazed meadowland, quite often the flight path of the resident barn owl, The Old Saddlery is a short distance from the main 16th-century Colkirk Hall farmhouse, rumoured to play host to members of the Gun Powder Plot. The property dates back to the mid-1700s, formally a cart shed and stables and latterly a saddlery through until the mid-1980s when it was remodelled into the Old Saddlery. You will find the first floor situated within the eaves of the property containing bedroom three, along with a bathroom. Great care was taken to preserve some original features such as the beams, but to provide all the modern conveniences needed for a great stay. With two bathrooms, one of which features a free-standing bath, and a cosy living area with a wood burner, there are really lots of reasons to choose this cottage for your holiday.
Coast lovers can be in Wells-next-the-Sea in 20 minutes. Here you will find a wide sandy beach with pretty coloured beach huts, a picturesque quay and a lovely assortment of boutique shops, cafés and restaurants. Head west and explore a coastline littered with pretty coastal villages with beaches and marshes galore. Go as far as Hunstanton and enjoy all the fun of the fair or explore the Sealife Centre. Then head east and stop off at Blakeney to enjoy the traditional pursuit of crabbing or visit Cromer with its famous pier and seasonal end of pier show. The Holkham Hall and Blickling Estates are within easy reach, as is Sandringham, the Hanseatic Quarter of Old Kings Lynn and the medieval city of Norwich. Beach 13 miles. Shop 1½ miles, pub ½ mile and restaurant 4½ miles.

"Nestled in the idyllic Norfolk countryside, this charming barn boasts breathtaking views of open fields, creating a truly picturesque setting. Sympathetically refurbished to retain its timeless charm and character, it seamlessly blends with the modern luxuries of today. Offering the added convenience of being entirely step-free, this barn is a favored choice for both young and old alike. Large glass windows flood the interior with natural light and provide stunning vistas of the enclosed garden and surrounding countryside. Inside, the barn offers a spacious and sociable open-plan living space, thoughtfully furnished to ensure your comfort, making it the ideal holiday home throughout the year. The nearby market town of Long Stratton is a hub of convenience, boasting a range of amenities, including charming tearooms, cafes, take-away restaurants, a welcoming pub, shops, and a supermarket.
The region presents an excellent base for exploring the treasures of Norfolk and Suffolk, including their Heritage Coast. Aldeburgh, Dunwich, Walberswick, and Southwold are all within easy reach, offering a delightful array of coastal attractions. You can also hire a boat and explore the famous Norfolk Broads, or, for thrill-seekers, head to Lowestoft to enjoy the thrills of Pleasurewood Hills, or indulge in the excitement of Great Yarmouth’s golden mile and funfair. Wide sandy beaches line the coast, and you’ll discover popular destinations like Kessingland, Southwold, Caister, and Winterton on Sea, each featuring expansive sandy beaches backed by picturesque dunes.
The property is ideally situated, nearly equidistant between the medieval city of Norwich, a shopping haven boasting an excellent shopping mall, a vibrant market square, a historic cathedral, an array of restaurants, and inspiring galleries, and the charming market town of Diss. Diss offers its range of shops, delightful cafes, supermarkets, and the tranquil Diss Mere, a natural lake and a sanctuary for birdlife. In the vicinity, you’ll find nature reserves, the enchanting Bressingham Gardens and Steam Park, Banham Zoo, the National Trust’s Ickworth House, and Thetford Forest, known for its extensive walking and cycling trails. If a day at the seaside is on your agenda, both the Norfolk and Suffolk coastlines are within an hour’s drive. The region offers an abundance of nature, superb walking trails, and cycling routes that begin right at your doorstep. It’s no wonder this area is a popular destination for visitors seeking tranquillity, adventure, and natural beauty."

Nestled in a peaceful residential area, Park View is a delightful bungalow ideal for a staycation with family or friends. It is perfect for a beach and Broads holiday at any time of the year. Built in 2022, this home has everything you need for a comfortable stay in the quiet Norfolk village of Martham. The living space opens up onto the lovely lawned garden, where you can dine out alfresco in those summer months. There are three spacious bedrooms and a family bathroom. The master bedroom includes an en-suite with a shower.
Head out to discover the delightful village of Martham with its shops which include an excellent local butchers, two pubs, one with restaurant, a quaint thatched roof fish & chip shop and Chinese takeaway. With a village green, duck pond and a park close by, it offers an ideal place to spend your holiday. It has all the amenities you could need to keep everyone entertained. A lovely 15-minute walk past the church and open fields takes you to Martham Staithe on the River Thurne. Here you can hire a day boat or enjoy a day’s fishing. Walk along the bank to find canoe hire or a stand-up paddle boarding lesson. There are various country and river walks to be found on your doorstep in addition to an abundance of cycle routes. The Norfolk Broads is the perfect place for bird watching, cycling, walking and simply appreciating magnificent scenery.
Hop in the car and head to the dog friendly beach at Winterton-on-Sea for a stroll along the sand and dunes, where you can grab a cup of tea. Head a short distance further to Sea Palling beach to enjoy a day of sun-soaking, ice cream indulgence and amusements to entertain all the family. Take a short trip to National Trust Horsey Wind pump and onto Horsey Beach, where you will see grey seals living in their natural environment. Slightly further afield you can find the bustling resort of Great Yarmouth, home to the Pleasure Beach amusement park, SEA LIFE Centre, a vast array of museums and its own beach. With easy access to many of the coastal Norfolk and Suffolk villages, historic old market towns such as North Walsham, Aylsham and Stalham, and the historic city of Norwich, Park View is positioned in the most ideal place for your coastal and Broads adventure with your loved ones.

A wonderful single level barn set in rural Norfolk boasting its big open skies, yet an easy drive of the Coast and National Park Norfolk Broads.
The barn has shared use to the games room with entertainment area and an indoor heated swimming pool, available for hourly pre booking allowing your very own private use. The games room will delight, having table tennis, ice hockey, pool table and comfy sofa area with TV and large selection of DVD’s. Tastefully styled to provide contemporary, comfortable and well-appointed accommodation, perfect for all year-round bookings. Being single level and having no stairs makes it an ideal choice for guests wanting to avoid. To the front is a private enclosed courtyard seating area, perfect relaxing, and enjoying alfresco eating.
Wroxham, known as capital of the Norfolk Broads, is just 11 minutes’ drive, a perfect base to explore the 125 miles of navigable waterways, daily boat hire, river trips, canoes and kayaks area available to hire. Good selection of shops, waterside cafés and restaurants.Wroxham Barns is just a few minutes’ drive with craft barns, boutique and shops, restaurants, play park and petting farm, which the younger children adore! Seaside resort of Sea Palling has excellent sandy beach backed by sand dunes, restaurant, small arcade and café, 18 minutes’ drive. Bygone museums, craft centres, National Trust parks and homes of Blickling and Felbrigg Halls are all within an easy drive. City of Norwich, 13 miles, has a magnificent cathedral, castle museum, art galleries, cinemas, theatre, cafés, fine restaurants and excellent shopping. Blakeney Quay and Morston Harbour located further along the north Norfolk coast offer seal watching boat trips and pubs and restaurants serving superb locally caught seafood.
Fishing is available (in season with licence) Sea Palling, Cromer and Sheringham beaches are great for sea fishing and alongside the River Bure for river fishing. Many fishing lakes within surrounding area. Great golf courses are within an easy drive. Sheringham cliff top, Sprowston, Barnham Broom and Bawburgh will certainly delight any keen golfer. Sandy beach 8.5 miles. Pub serving food 1.5 miles. Shops, supermarket 5 miles.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 11 guests.