Dog Friendly Lodges Norfolk

Situated just 4 miles from the coast, enjoying sandy beaches, RSPB sanctuaries, nature reserves, and coastal paths, The Oyster Catcher has been tastefully renovated and furnished to provide light and airy accommodation. Situated in Docking a quiet village by the North Norfolk Coast, guests will find a local shop, pub, and fish and chip shop just a short walk away. Downstairs you will find a spacious living area with comfortable seating for everyone. The living room leads out to a large garden with seating for when you want to dine al fresco. The roomy kitchen/dining area is ideally suited for preparing delicious holiday feasts. Upstairs there are three bedrooms, two of them have zip and link beds as a result, you can choose between a super king or twin beds. This makes it ideal for couples or families to stay. The property is within close proximity to the stunning north Norfolk coastline which will delight beach lovers.

Ideal for nature lovers, there is a network of country lanes for walking and cycling right from the door, as well as numerous birdwatching sites within easy reach. The sailing village of Brancaster offers a host of amenities including a championship golf course. Within an easy drive are the bustling towns of Burnham Market and Wells-next-the-Sea. The traditional seaside resort of Hunstanton is just 5 miles away. It boasts its family-friendly Sea Life Centre, 10-pin bowling, cliff-top golf course, water sports, and an array of attractions shops, and restaurants. The country houses of Holkham Hall and the Royal Sandringham Estate and Museum both make for alternative days out. Visit the market town of Fakenham, just 10 miles away, and enjoy a day at the races, shopping centre, pubs, and cafés. The property is within an hour’s driving distance of the city of Norwich with its castle museum, cathedral, shopping, cafés, restaurants, pubs, cinema complexes, theatre, and bowling alley. Beach 4 miles. Shop, pub, and restaurant 400 yards.

An inviting, single-storey cottage resting in Brundall, Norfolk. Woodburning stove. Cinema room. Enclosed garden. Acle 5.9 miles; Norwich 6.2 miles; Great Yarmouth 14.4 miles.

Choose Stones Throw Cottage for your holiday and you will find yourself footsteps from the beach and just a short walk to the thriving town centre. Completely renovated in 2022, this stunning holiday home features a spacious kitchen/dining room and a cosy living room with sumptuous seating for everyone in your party. There are three bedrooms, a family bathroom and a lovely snug in the attic, perfect for chilling out with a book whilst enjoying the relaxing sounds of the sea.
The beach fronted house is a cosy, warm, characterful self-catering, lovely old fisherman’s cottage completely renovated but maintaining all the original feel and features with a stunning uninterrupted sea view which really is a stone’s throw from the terrace where you can watch the sunrise and set over the sea. Walk from the terrace area for 30 seconds and find yourself in the sea. A swim in the morning sun in the calm, deep blue, North Sea then nip back to the house for a warm cup of tea and a hot shower. Eat breakfast outside in the front terrace and watch the sunrise over the sea. Then at the other end of the day relax with a glass of wine, watch the sun set over the sea, and stargaze in the peace and tranquillity, free from the harsh lights of the city. A truly intimate and magical experience.
Sheringham itself is a firm favourite with locals and visitors alike. It has award winning blue flag beaches, a brand-new leisure centre with a pool open to the public, woodland and cliff top walks and a cliff top golf course. It boasts a great mix of high street and boutique shops, as well as lots of cafés, restaurants, bistros and inns. In fact, you could head out on foot to eat every evening and find something new to delight you, whatever your tastes or budget. The wide sandy beach will tempt you too, whether you are sunbathing in summer or enjoying a bracing walk off season. The town itself plays host to lots of entertaining events throughout the year, including a 1940’s weekend, the Viking Festival and its summer carnival.
Here you will also find Sheringham Park, which offers 1000 acres of varying habitat including woodland, parkland and cliff top. In addition, you can take a steam train journey along the coast. It also has a mainline train station which will take you to nearby Cromer with its many seaside attractions. You can also visit Wroxham, which is considered by many to be the gateway to the Norfolk Broads, and on to the medieval city of Norwich, which is well worth a visit. All of these are within easy reach by car too, as are a plethora of coastal habitats such as salt and clay marshes, rolling sand dunes, picturesque quays and sand and shingle beaches.
Add in attractions such as Cromer Pier, Amazonia Zoo, BeWILDerwood, the Thursford and Muckleburgh Collections, Pensthorpe Nature Reserve, RSPB Clay Marshes, the Felbrigg, Blickling, Holkham, Houghton and Sandringham Estates, East Ruston Old Vicarage Garden plus a host of other great things to see and do, and you are sure to be back just to fit everything in. And what better place to return to than beautiful Stones Throw Cottage? Pubs, shops and restaurants within 300 yards.

Manager’s Cottage offers a spacious and very comfortable traditional holiday home. Boasting cottage charm but equipped to offer modern day lifestyle essentials to make sure you have the perfect holiday. The well-equipped kitchen and dining room offers opportunity to dine at home, and the spacious lounge has French door leading to a private enclosed garden, just perfect for simply relaxing, or alfresco dining. Also, for anyone wishing to dine out, there are plenty of eateries close by and many delivery options available. Why not leave the car behind and take a stroll into the pretty town of Loddon, offering shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants.
The River Chet flows through the town, with opportunity to sit and enjoy the waterside activities. Formerly, the waterway was home to a fleet of wherries that transported various commodities along the navigable section of the River Chet. Today, the pace of life is much more relaxed with a few boats, swans and ducks. Daily boat hire, canoe, kayaking and paddling boarding all available for hire locally. Great walking, cycling and bird watching are available from the doorstep, and fishing is available on riverbank (in season, with licence).
Visit the traditional seaside resort of Great Yarmouth, 16 miles away, with a pier, wide sandy beaches and town centre, packed with activities for all ages. The market town of Beccles, 7 miles away, for shops, market days, cafes, supermarkets, restaurants, daily boat hire and river trips. Enjoy the Lido outdoor swimming pool, pre-booking is advised. The city of Norwich, 11 miles away, has two indoor shopping malls, a market square, cinema complex, theatre, castle museum, cathedral, art galleries and plenty of restaurants and inns. Southwold and the Suffolk heritage coastline is 20 miles away. Beach 16 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 700 yards.

Nestled in the heart of the award winning Wensum Valley, close to the excellent sandy beaches along the North Norfolk coastline. Centrally located in the heart of the sought after village of Great Ryburgh, a perfect retreat for guests seeking somewhere beautiful and spacious to relax and having a great location to explore all the delights of North Norfolk.
The village itself has a shop, fish and chip shop, butcher and pub. Sandy beaches of the coastline are just 20 minutes’ drive. Excellent walking can be enjoyed from doorstep through beautiful countryside following the many trails and paths. You can travel to Wells-next-the-Sea, 14 miles, where you will find an unspoilt and much photographed quay, a wide sandy beach, a single gauge railway that almost delivers you right to the sand.
There is also a great mix of traditional seaside shops and boutiques, and lots of great places to eat and drink. If you can tear yourself away, you can head east or west from here to discover coastal towns and villages with a host of different coastal habitats, including sand and shingle beaches, marshes and quays. Head east and explore Cromer with its famous pier and Edwardian seafront, or west and discover all the fun of the fair at Hunstanton. Make sure to stop off at all the pretty seaside villages and towns in between.
Closer to home lies Pensthorpe Natural Park, Norfolk’s biggest tourist attraction, which is home to a variety of wildlife and offers garden trails in a sprawling countryside lake and woodland conservation park. The Thursford Collection, with its much celebrated Thursford Christmas Spectacular is also nearby. Travel just a little further and explore the Norfolk Broads, either on a day launch or on an organised tour. Or, for a change of pace, head into the medieval city of Norwich with its splendid Norman Castle and numerous museums, galleries and attractions. Add in National Trust sites and stately homes such as The Blickling Estate and Holkham Hall and you will see that there really is something for everyone in this part of Norfolk. Fakenham is just 4 miles away with four supermarkets, cinema, flea market and an auction most Thursdays.
Golf is available locally and there is horse racing at Pudding Norton, near Fakenham. You are sure to return again, and again, just to fit it all in! Beach 14 miles. Shop 50 yards, pub and restaurant 700 yards.

Perfectly located in the North Norfolk seaside village of West Runton just 5 minutes’ walk from the sandy beach and the railway station, with regular services to the nearby traditional seaside towns of Cromer and Sheringham both with award winning beaches and filled with activities for all ages, and the City of Norwich. Furnished and decorated to offer home from home comforts, light and airy with views overlooking the adjacent common. Opposite is a nine-hole golf course ‘The Links’, and across the common is the Norfolk Shire Horse Centre. The village has a good pub and a wonderful shop within walking distance. Cromer has a promenade and pier with working lifeboat station and museum, end of pier theatre (seasonal opening), Amazona Zoo, golf course, plenty of shops and eateries.
Sheringham is home to the North Norfolk Steam Railway, golf course, Splash Aqua fun park, town centre with shops and plenty of eateries. Jump on the train or 45 minutes’ drive to the city of Norwich for excellent shopping opportunities, two indoor shopping malls, market square, theatre, castle museum, art galleries, cathedral, cafes, pubs, and restaurants. The North Norfolk coastline offers fantastic walking and cycling. Follow the Norfolk Coastal Path and Peddars Way, and the Norfolk Coast cycleway is a popular choice with cyclists. Many RSPB nature and bird reserves can be found along the Coastal route. Shop and pub 0.5 mile.

Take a seat and enjoy the boating activity along the River Bure. Situated just a few yards from the waterside, in the heart of the Broadland village of Horning, known as the ’Jewel of the Norfolk Broads’.

Beautifully styled, furnished and equipped to offer comfort. Having social open plan accommodation to offer relaxing family accommodation. The well equipped kitchen offers opportunity to dine at home, and the enclosed back garden is perfect to relax in or enjoy alfresco dining. For those who prefer to dine out, there are plenty of eateries all within a short walk.

Horning village has three welcoming pubs located on the waterside with beer gardens, ideal for a spot of lunch or an evening meal or tipple, together with a village shop, café/tea room and ice cream parlour. Boat hire is available nearby, which makes for an excellent way to explore the beauty of the Broads. Alternatively, hire a bike, and discover the pretty villages that surround. A 10-minute drive will take you into Wroxham, the ’Capital of the Broads’, with its riverside cafés, restaurants, shops, mini model village and train station. From here you can jump on the Bure Valley Steam Railway, with the train stopping at mid station within the pretty waterside village of Coltishall, where you can jump on and off, or continue onto to the popular market town of Aylsham.

Fishing is available on your doorstep, seasonal and with licence required. BeWILDerwood Adventure Park, with its tree walks, zip wires and much more, is a short drive away. Dinosaur Park at Lenwade, Banham Zoo, Thrigby Hall Wildlife Gardens, the seaside resort of Great Yarmouth are sure to keep the youngest family members entertained! Alternatively, spend a day exploring the city of Norwich, a shoppers delight, 11 miles. Close by there is a playing field, complete with children’s amenities. Beach 12 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 100 yards.

Nestled within walking distance of a pristine sandy beach, this Victorian cottage, aptly named for its former Coastguard occupation, provides an idyllic base to explore the enchanting Norfolk coastline and the renowned Norfolk Broads National Park. Step into the charm of yesteryear as you enter the end-of-terrace cottage, where period features abound. The character-laden wood floors and inviting sofas surrounding an open fire create a cosy living room, bathed in natural light from the classic sash windows. Upstairs, three comfortable bedrooms await, with the rear bedroom offering a tantalizing glimpse of the sea. A family bathroom graces this level, while the convenience of a ground-floor toilet adds a practical touch. Outside, a south-facing, enclosed garden at both the front and back beckons with seating furniture, providing a tranquil space to unwind.
For beach lovers and dog owners alike, the nearby sandy shores welcome furry friends year-round, with a designated area excluding pets for those seeking a quieter retreat. The village of Bacton charms with delightful walks and amenities, including a pub with restaurants, a fish and chip shop, a café, and an ice cream parlour. Bacton Woods, a nearby haven, invites picnics and offers excellent dog walking trails, complementing the village’s overall dog-friendly atmosphere. For family adventures, BeWILDerwood in Horning promises outdoor excitement, while the Dinosaur Park at Lenwade combines indoor and outdoor fun, complete with a splash park for warmer days. A treat for green thumbs, The Old Vicarage Gardens in East Runton and Sheringham National Trust Park beckon avid gardeners.
History enthusiasts can explore nearby National Trust properties, including Felbrigg and Blickling Hall. Golf enthusiasts will appreciate the Royal Cromer and Mundesley golf courses. Wildlife enthusiasts can witness hundreds of grey seals and pups at Horsey Beach between December and February. Just 20 miles away, the city of Norwich unfolds its cultural treasures, including indoor shopping malls, a bustling market square, theatres, cinema complexes, a castle museum, and a cathedral. Indulge in cafés, restaurants, and pubs, all within easy reach. With the beach a mere 700 yards away.

Nestled within the much sought-after seaside village of Thornham, these two farm workers’ cottages (UK11930 and UK11931) have been newly and lovingly renovated in 2022, and furnished and decorated by the owner to provide spacious accommodation for guests who are looking for something special for their holiday. Each property has a wood burner and a sun deck, making these cottages a great choice all year round. They can be booked together, and with this in mind, one of the cottages has a more spacious living room and the other a larger dining area, making it easy to socialise together after a day out exploring the area.
Heading east from here, you will find a string of beautiful coastal villages, all with a great beach habitat including sandy stretches, salt marshes and picturesque quays. Make time to visit Wells-next-the-Sea, with its colourful beach huts, and stop off on the way at one of the many great places to eat. Head west for a change of pace and enjoy all the fun of the fair at Hunstanton with its famous striped cliff faces. Hunstanton is also the only place in Norfolk you can see the sun setting, since usually this coastline is all about the beautiful sunrises. There are two great golf course nearby, multiple bird watching, walking and cycling opportunities and, of course, the Sandringham and Holkham Hall Estates to be explored too. And, after a busy day’s sightseeing, just to retire to these gorgeous cottages is a treat in itself. Beach ½ mile. Shop 200 yards, pub and restaurant 50 yards.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 12 guests.

An attractive, single-storey home resting on the outskirts of Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. Open-plan. Beautiful views. Pet-friendly. King's Lynn 15.2 miles; Peterborough 22.2 miles.