Dog Friendly Lodges Norfolk

Peacefully located within Kings Chalet Park, this semi-detached property is one of a cluster of timber-built single-storey holiday chalets, boasting an elevated position with a view across the park. There is a communal lawn garden at the front of the chalet with own seating bench, and a short walk away, 20 yards, is the large grass parkland area with footpath leading to Cromer’s beach and a children’s play park with swings and zip wire. The seaside resort of Cromer has a pier with its small theatre hosting live entertainment (in season), promenade and gardens, beach, Amazona Zoo and golf course. Carnival week is held the third week of August. A great way of exploring Norfolk’s coastline is the local bus service, ‘the coastal hopper’, which visits towns and villages along the Coast Road. Sheringham is the headquarters of the Poppy line North Norfolk Steam Railway, and has other attractions, including a water park, RNLI life boat station and museum, cliff top golf course, Sheringham Park (NT) and a town centre with shops, café and restaurants. Also nearby, visit the RSPB nature and bird reserves at Blakeney Quay, Morston Harbour, Cley next the Sea and Salthouse. The property is within an hour’s drive of Holkham Beach and Hall (NT), Blickling and Felbrigg Halls (NT), Wroxham, and the city of Norwich. Beach ½ mile. Shop, pub and restaurant ½ mile.
High Tide (30259) can be booked with Low Tide (30260) to accommodate upto 8 guests.

Peacefully located within Kings Chalet Park, this semi-detached property is one of a cluster of timber-built single-storey holiday chalets, boasting an elevated position with a view across the park. There is a communal lawn garden at the front of the chalet with own seating bench, and a short walk away (20 yards), is the large grass parkland area with footpath leading to Cromer’s beach and a children’s play park with swings and zip wire. The seaside resort of Cromer has a pier with its small theatre hosting live entertainment (in season), promenade and gardens, beach, Amazona Zoo and golf course. Carnival week is held the third week of August. A great way of exploring Norfolk’s coastline is the local bus service, ‘the coastal hopper’, which visits towns and villages along the Coast Road. Sheringham is the headquarters of the Poppy line North Norfolk Steam Railway, and has other attractions, including a water park, RNLI life boat station and museum, cliff top golf course, Sheringham Park (NT) and a town centre with shops, café and restaurants. Also nearby, visit the RSPB nature and bird reserves at Blakeney Quay, Morston Harbour, Cley next the Sea and Salthouse. The property is within an hour’s drive of Holkham Beach and Hall (NT), Blickling and Felbrigg Halls (NT), Wroxham, and the city of Norwich. Beach ½ mile. Shop, pub and restaurant ½ mile.
Low Tide (30260) can be booked with High Tide (30259) to accommodate upto 8 guests.

Situated just over 3 miles from the coastline these two holiday cottages are set in peaceful countryside with excellent walking direct from the doorstep. Rose Cottage (ref UKC390) is a pretty semi-detached period cottage adjoining the owner’s home, and boasts character and comfort having an open fire in the living room and private enclosed courtyard garden. The Boat House (ref UKC1617) is a detached barn, nestled within the owner’s grounds, neighbouring to their home and Rose Cottage, making it great for families and friends wishing to retain their independence but wanting to be close together. It boasts spacious accommodation all on one level, with a wood burner and a private enclosed courtyard garden.
The traditional seaside town of Cromer is 4 miles away, with its sandy beaches, promenade, pier, cafés, pubs and shops, and the Cromer carnival which is held in August. The popular seaside resorts of Mundesley and Sheringham, 7½ miles, provide a perfect seaside day out. The cottages are also close to several National Trust sites, including Felbrigg Hall, Blickling Hall and Sheringham Park. The Saltmarsh RSPB bird and nature reserve, being a natural habitat for bird and wildlife, offers great birdwatching opportunities. If you wish to venture further afield, why not head to Wells-next-the-Sea, 22 miles away, where you can admire its picturesque quay, or drive to the city of Norwich, 20 miles, and enjoy the cathedral, castle museum, theatre, fine dining, cafés and pubs, whilst spending that well deserved time with your loved ones. Beach 3 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant ½ mile.
The properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 8 guests

This character, three-storey, terraced property is situated in the heart of the seaside town of Cromer, and just a minutes’ walk away from the seafront promenade, pier and beach. The property is comfortably furnished and well-equipped, boasting a cosy wood burner in the living room. The property has been refurbished to offer everyday day living comforts, yet retains its original character and charm. Cromer town centre has a wealth of shops, cafés, restaurants, the Amazona Zoo, Royal National Lifeboat Institution Museum, an 18-hole golf course and pier. The neighbouring coastal town of Sheringham is only 4 miles away and offers a beach, Splash Leisure Pool, The Poppy Line steam railway, cliff top golf course, shops, cafes and restaurants. Blakeney Quay is 13 miles away, whilst Holkham Hall and beach is 23 miles away. The property is within an easy drive of the RSPB Bird and Nature Reserves at Cley, Morston and Blakeney. There are coastal paths and country lanes close by providing excellent walking and cycling opportunities. Beach 10 yards. Shop, pub and restaurant 10 yards.

Just a five-minute walk to the town and the beautiful beach, Seahorse Cottage boasts ground floor accommodation throughout; it’s the perfect choice for couples or small families looking for a lovely coastal break. With private parking, something of a rarity this close to the town, and light, airy and contemporary accommodation throughout you are sure to fall in love with this cosy retreat.

Cromer itself boasts an abundance of boutique and artisan cafés, bars, restaurants and shops and you could park up at Seahorse Cottage and eat somewhere different on foot every night and never be disappointed, whatever your tastes or however deep your pockets. A big hit with locals and visitors alike, this town has a cinema, zoo, amusements, museum, mainline railway link and of course its famous pier where you can enjoy a coffee or lunch or maybe even take in one of the seasonal end-of-pier shows, the last of their kind in the country. Venture a little further however and discover a string of delightful seaside towns and villages boasting sand and shingle beaches, salt and clay marshes, rolling sand dunes and picturesque quays.

Wildlife enthusiasts will be spoilt for choice with RSPB Cley Marshes, Sheringham Park, Holt Country Park and Pensthorpe Nature Reserve all within easy reach. And of course, you are just 30 minutes from the gateway to the Norfolk Broads, Wroxham, and if you want a rest from driving you can take the train from Cromer. This train will also take you on to another highlight of Norfolk too, the medieval city of Norwich which is also well worth a visit and offers its famous Norman Castle, museums, galleries, theatres, award-winning market and great places to shop, eat and drink. Add in the Thursford and Muckleburgh Collections, the Felbrigg, Blickling, Holkham, Houghton and Sandringham Estates, North Norfolk and Bure Valley Railways, Bewilderwood and a host of other attractions too, and you will soon see why visitors have been coming to this part of the coast for generations. In choosing Seahorse Cottage, you are sure to be back too.

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.

Just a few minutes walk from the wonderful sandy beach and the heart of this beautiful coastal village, Southbank is a lovely spacious bungalow. It is fully equipped and offers excellent, light and very comfortable 4 star accommodation, making it ideal for both families or couples. Gardeners will love the full range of garden tools, and are welcome to potter about.
Mundesley village has everything on its doorstep, including shops, cafés, restaurants, pubs and even a tourist information centre in high season. Gold Park is a short stroll away with crazy golf, toddlers swing park, skateboard park, outdoor gym, basketball and tennis courts. For two weeks In August, there is even a circus in the park. For golfers there is Mundesley Golf Course, a challenging 9 hole course and Mundesley Bowls Club, both within walking distance and both very welcoming to holiday makers.
This is a great area for birdwatching, coastal walks, golf, fishing, cycling, boating or simply having family fun on the beach. Excellent year-round dog friendly beaches are only 7 minutes walk away, located either side of the main beach. Wroxham, known as the ‘capital of the Broads’, is just 12 miles away for boat hire and river trips, waterside restaurants, cafés and shops. The popular seaside town of Cromer is 7 miles away with its famous pier. There are many NT properties such as Felbrigg Hall, Blickling Hall and Sheringham Park just a short drive away. Blakeney Quay, for seal trips, is 23 miles and the city of Norwich is just 20 miles, with excellent shopping, theatre, castle, museum, cathedral, cafés and restaurants, or a little further, Great Yarmouth is 27 miles away. Can be booked with ref: 29745 (500 yards apart) to accommodate up to 8 guests. Beach 700 yards. Shops and café 400 yards, pub 700 yards.

Lazidays is a lovely, detached chalet set in a peaceful, pet-friendly chalet park which offers plenty of open space for children to play and make friends. It is fully equipped and offers very light and comfortable accommodation. The park enjoys a great reputation for its friendly welcome, and you will find this extended by the good folk of Mundesley too. Enjoying a great position close to the wonderful sandy beach, pubs, parks, golf course, bowling green and the pretty village centre of Mundesley, it simply has everything on its doorstep.
Mundesley is a beautiful coastal village with everything you could wish for including a tourist information centre in high season. Gold Park in the village centre offers crazy golf, a toddler’s swing park, a skateboard park, an outdoor gym, and a multi-use games court. For two weeks in August, there is a circus in Gold Park. For golfers, Mundesley Golf Course is close by and offers a challenging 9-hole course. Mundesley Bowls Club is very welcoming to holidaymakers too.
North Norfolk is a great area for bird watching, coastal walks, golf, fishing, cycling, boating, or simply having family fun on the beach. Nearby Wroxham, known as the capital of the Broads, is just 12 miles away and is well worth a visit for boat hire and river trips, as well as waterside restaurants, cafés and shops. The popular seaside town of Cromer is 7 miles away with its famous pier, Edwardian seafront, traditional amusements, Amazonia Zoo and cinema.
There are many National Trust properties such as Felbrigg Hall, Blickling Hall and Sheringham Park just a short drive away. Blakeney Quay for seal trips is 23 miles and the city of Norwich is just 20 miles, with excellent shopping, theatre, a castle, museum, cathedral, cafés and restaurants. Just a little further, visit Great Yarmouth for all the fun of the fair. Beach 500 yards. Shop 200 yards, pub and restaurant ½ mile.

Sitting on the outskirts of Cromer with great road links and off-road parking, Rose Cottage (UK41345) and Primrose Cottage (UK41346) have everything you need for a lovely coastal holiday, each cottage sleeps six people in two bedrooms. Just a 20-minute walk to the wide sandy beach of East Runton or the entrance to Felbrigg Hall with its beautiful scenic walks, and a half hour stroll into the centre of Cromer, you really can use your car as little or often as you like on this holiday.
The two cottages really do give you a warm welcome, with Rose Cottage being furnished in a traditional style and Primrose Cottage offering a more contemporary style. Both properties have a wood burner, including a dual aspect in cosy Rose Cottage. The beauty of these properties lie not only in the charming cottages themselves but also in their location, as you are perfectly placed to enjoy the three highlights of Norfolk, the coast, the Broads and the city.
Cromer itself offers a sand and shingle beach, an Edwardian promenade and of course the famous pier, which is the perfect place for a coffee and a spot of people watching. Here you will also find a great mix of high street and artisan shops, cafés, bars, and restaurants, along with traditional seaside amusements, a cinema and Amazonia Zoo. In fact, this whole coastline is packed with attractions and boasts dramatic cliff lines, picturesque quays, salt and cley marshes, sand, and shingle beaches, and rolling sand dunes. Cromer is also home to a mainline railway which can take you to the heart of the Norfolk Broads and to the fine city of Norwich, should you wish for a break from driving. Other places to visit include the Blickling, Holkham, Houghton and Sandringham Estates, the Bure Valley, and North Norfolk Railway, BeWilderwood, the Muckleburgh and Thursford Collections, the latter with its Christmas Spectacular and Santa’s Magical Journey and Sheringham Park. With Pensthorpe Nature Reserve and RSPB Cley Marshes, along with boat trips to sea to see the seals and along the Broads, you’ll soon see why this area is so popular. And you’re sure to be back just to fit it in. When you are, we bet you’ll choose one of these lovely cottages again for your holiday too.
The properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 12 guests.

Sitting in a residential street within the charming coastal town of Cromer, Crab Cottage is just a short walk from the glorious beach and a 10-minute walk of the lovely town centre, which is packed with lots of great places to eat, drink and shop.
Light and airy throughout, this mid-terraced house has been stylish decorated and furnished to ensure that it delights guests looking for something special for the break, whilst making sure that every comfort is provided. With a separate living and dining room, it is the perfect place to relax and unwind in while still being close to a great beach and lots of amenities. The first floor boasts two bedrooms, one with a kingsize bed and the other with twin beds, along with a bathroom. The small, enclosed garden has a lovely patio area with a barbecue fire pit to sit by as you gaze at the stars.
Take a walk through the woods in Happy Valley and descend the steps to the quieter end of the beach or head to the town centre and take the slope down to the beach, Edwardian promenade and famous pier. Here you will find a really good selection of cafés, restaurants, bistros and inns along with a good mix of high street and independent shops. There is also a host of traditional seaside amusements, a much-celebrated golf course, a cinema and Amazonia Zoo to explore.
Venture a little further and discover a gorgeous coastline packed with beaches, sand dunes, cliffs, salt and clay marshes, picturesque quays, creeks and harbours, which are all teeming with wildlife. Or immerse yourself in the history of this area with visits to the Felbrigg, Blickling, Holkham and Houghton Estates plus a host of small local museums. If you wish to see the beautiful Broads and fine city too, they are both within easy reach by car or from Cromer’s own train station. All in all, the perfect escape for your coastal holiday.