Dog Friendly Lodges Norfolk

This lovely contemporary chalet bungalow offers stylish, luxury accommodation for guests seeking something extra special for their break. Comfortably sleeping four, No. 3 boasts two bathrooms, one of which is an en-suite, a lovely living room which overlooks the large, enclosed garden, a well-equipped kitchen, and a separate dining room. It has a very grown up feel so would be perfect for couples but would be great for small families too and it really couldn’t be better positioned when it comes to exploring the area.
Heacham itself has a beautiful beach, considered by many to be one of the best in the area and while it offers village life it is packed with great amenities like takeaways, shops, cafes and inns too. Venture a little further however and you will find yourself enjoying a host of coastal habitats including sand and grass dunes, picturesque quays, wide sandy beaches and salt and clay marshes. Travel east along the coastline and explore them all as you discover a string of picturesque coastal villages, many of which offer great places to eat too. If you are travelling as a family, a trip to nearby Hunstanton is a must as it is packed with traditional seaside attractions and even has a Sealife Centre.
You can even take seasonal boat trips from here including the Screamer, which is certainly not for the faint hearted but don’t worry there are more sedate trips available too. History lovers will enjoy visits to the Hanseatic Quarter of Old Kings Lynn, Castle Acre and Castle Rising and the Sandringham, Houghton and Holkham Estates and bird watchers will hear Snettisham and Titchwell Marshes calling too. Beach 1 mile.

Thistle Dew has recently been refurbished to offer a very good standard of comfort, providing extra attention to all the details, to ensure your stay is relaxing and enjoyable.
The bungalow is in the heart of Great Yarmouth equidistant to Great Yarmouth’s lively high street and the excellent sandy beach and amusements. Having the whole bungalow to yourselves, furnished and equipped to an excellent standard offering contemporary modern home from home comforts. The home has a spacious double bedroom, modern wet room, open plan living accommodation with optional double sofa bed sleeping in the living room, dining area and well-equipped modern kitchen. Great Yarmouth has a 15 mile stretch of glorious sandy beach with pier, entertainment, Sea Life Centre, bowling, amusements, donkey rides, bouncy castles, wax world, model village, funfair for both small children and adrenaline rides, crazy golf, water park, restaurants, cafés and pubs. Deck chairs are available for hire and boat trips to visit the seals at Scroby Sands. Central beach hosts a firework spectacular each Wednesday (weather permitting) during the summer season. With many activities available all year round, please note some have seasonal openings.
The town centre has a shopping mall and market square; a great place for seeking fresh fish, sea food and fruit, along with supermarkets and a train station close by. Quayside is home to the Time and Tide Museum and Nelson’s Museum. Nearby (2.5 miles) is the stadium for grey hound racing, stock car racing and horse racing.
The famous Norfolk Broads is just 11 miles away, a National Park with over 125 miles of waterways. There are daily river and boat trips and riverside eateries. The city of Norwich (21 miles) for excellent shopping two indoor malls, market square, cathedral, castle museum, theatre, cafés and restaurants. Thrigby Wildlife Centre, Pleasurewood Hills theme park, Somerleyton Hall and Gardens within an hour’s drive. Beach 350 yards.

Situated on a quiet holiday park, which is just a few minutes walk from the beach, Chalet 54 surely occupies one of the best plots on the site as it enjoys views over the rooftops of picturesque Cromer, which are perfect to enjoy with a morning coffee or an evening drink.

Refurbished throughout to provide contemporary light and airy accommodation you are sure to relax into holiday mode as soon as you arrive. You will be delighted to find yourself close to a large children’s play area and of course that fabulous beach, which is perfect for building sandcastles, sunbathing, paddling and of course sunrise and sunset walks. You are also close to lots of great places to eat, drink and shop and will find yourself falling in love with Cromer itself, which offers a cinema and a lovely range of traditional seaside amusements and shops along with artisan cafes, restaurants and inns. A coffee on the Edwardian promenade or the famous pier is a must and is perfect for people watching while taking in the sea air.

The beauty of this location is that you can also be in the heart of the Norfolk Broads in around half an hour or visiting the medieval city of Norwich in around 50 minutes. In fact, Cromer’s mainline railway station can take you to both places too, making this the perfect choice for people who would like to take a rest from driving but still see Norfolk’s main attractions. Add in experiences and things to do such as the Thursford and Muckleburgh Collections, Amazonia Zoo and Bewilderwood, North Norfolk and Bure Valley Railways, Sheringham park, Pensthorpe Nature Reserve and RSPB Cley Marshes, the Felbrigg and Blickling Estates and so very much more and you will soon see why people come back to this part of the coast time and time again.

An amazing holiday cottage, furnished and equipped to an excellent standard for discerning guests, with extra touches offering delight and enjoyment to your stay. Just a short stroll from the stunning sandy beach, this detached cottage has an enclosed lawned garden to the rear, which makes a great space to return to and relax in whilst enjoying the last of the evening sunshine.
The village of Bacton is very pet friendly and offers coastal walks, and nearby Bacton wood is ideal for walking and picnic opportunities. The village has great pubs serving food, restaurants, a fish and chip shop, a 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. For avid gardeners, a visit to the Old Vicarage Gardens at East Ruston and Hoveton Estate is a must, and golfers won’t be disappointed with the the Royal Norwich Golf Course, or clifftop course at Sheringham and the golf club in Mundesley, both 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, 20 miles, boasts a theatre, two indoor shopping malls, a market square, cafés, restaurants (including fine dining), the castle museum, a cathedral and art galleries. Excellent walking, cycling, bird watching and sea fishing are all available locally. Beach 200 yards. Shop ½ mile, pub and restaurant 350 yards.

This traditional flint and brick semi-detached holiday cottage is tucked away in a small courtyard of four properties in the heart of this bustling seaside town, within walking distance of the harbour, well known for its fresh shellfish, the many shops, cafes and inns. Excellent sandy beach 1 mile from harbour. Ideal for a family holiday by the sea and exploring the beautiful North Norfolk coastline. Sailing, windsurfing, boat trips, riding and cycling available locally. RSPB bird and nature reserve close by. Holkham Hall parkland and beach 2 miles. Sandringham Royal Estate and museum 10 miles. Shops, pubs and restaurant 800 yards.

Neatly behind the sand dunes and just yards from the glorious sandy beach at Sea Palling, this delightful bungalow, one of a cluster of five, makes a wonderful base for a seaside holiday and boasts a kitchen which was newly fitted in 2021. Fishing, boat trips and boat hire on the beautiful Norfolk Broads are just a few miles away.
Sea Palling, the local village, has an independent life boat, and mission boards displayed in the church which list rescues going back over 100 years.
The quiet beach, a short walk up and over the sand dune, is home to many waders, and is home to a protected breeding colony of little terns in the summer, while on Horsey Beach, just a short drive down the coast, grey seals give birth to their pups in the winter. Norwich, once England’s second city, has fine medieval buildings, including the cathedral, a Norman castle (now housing the museum) and everything for the shopping addict! There is a supermarket in Stalham, 6 miles. Beach 300 yards (via footpath). Shop, pub and café 1 mile.

This delightful three star, spacious cottage stands on the edge of the village in a quiet and peaceful position, with its own patio and open garden. It makes a splendid base for a relaxing holiday and there are lots of opportunities to discover the North Norfolk coast. The sailing village of Brancaster Staithe is 4 miles away. Many historical houses are close to the cottage, including Houghton Hall, Holkham, Oxburgh Hall, Blickling and Felbrigg. There are magnificent beaches at Brancaster, Holkham and Wells and the beach resort of Hunstanton is just 20 minutes by car. There are bird sanctuaries at Titchwell, Scolt Head and Blakeney and within easy reach are golf courses at Brancaster, Sheringham and Hunstanton. Pub ¼ mile.

Situated just a few yards from the waterside, these two charming apartments are situated in the heart of the Broadland village of Horning, known as the ’Jewel of the Norfolk Broads’. Tracara Apartment (ref 25380) is set all on the ground floor, while Tracara Cottage (UK31590) is on the first floor. Both have been lovingly furnished and offer comfortable and relaxing family accommodation.
The village has two welcoming pubs, ideal for a spot of lunch or an evening tipple, alongside a good selection of shops and cafés. Boat hire is available nearby, which makes for an excellent way to explore the beauty of the Broads. Alternatively, hire a bike, also available locally, and discover the pretty villages and leafy lanes. A 10-minute drive will take you into Wroxham, the ’Capital of the Broads’, with its riverside cafés, restaurants, shops and train station. Fishing (seasonal) and RSPB nature reserves are close by, and the area is an excellent base for walking. BeWILDerwood Adventure Park, with its tree walks, zip wires and much more, is just a short drive away and is sure to keep the more adventures members of your party entertained! Alternatively, spend a day exploring the city of Norwich, 11 miles away. Close by there is a playing field, complete with children’s amenities. Beach 10 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 50 yards.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 10 guests.

Just 50 yards from the sea, this charming detached bungalow, with magnificent sea views, makes ideal holiday accommodation, with the beach literally a stone’s throw from the back garden. Stalham just 5 miles and Wroxham, 10 miles, offer daily boat and river trips - a good way to experience the beauty of The Broads. Bacton Woods are close by, and are ideal for cycling, walking and woodland picnics. East Ruston Vicarage Gardens are just a short drive away with over 32 acres of outstanding gardens. Cromer and Sheringham, small, traditional seaside towns, are 12-14 miles away and Horsey Beach is a short drive down the coast, where there is a colony of grey seals. Alternatively, spend a day in the cathedral city of Norwich. Shops and restaurant less than ½ mile, pub 1 mile.

This semi-detached holiday bungalow is situated just 500 yards from the beach, in the coastal village of Happisburgh, famous for its red and white striped lighthouse. An ideal location for exploring Norfolk, with Wroxham, known as the capital of the Broads, only 12 miles and BeWILDerwood, an outdoor adventure park, also nearby. Visit the popular resorts of Cromer and Sheringham, which offers shops, cafes and the Poppy Line Steam Railway which visits the pretty coastline village of Weybourne. The East Ruston Vicarage Gardens are within a short drive. Walking, cycling, bird watching and fishing (in season) are all available locally. There is a village shop providing local produce and crafts also, on the campsite there is a small food shop. A few bus’s run through the village, a timetable is left in the bungalow. Beach 500 yards. Shop, pub and restaurant ½ mile.