Kelling Heath area is lovely - can you link to 'kelling estate'?
Top attractions in N Norfolk are, imo:
Beaches: Wells-Next-the-sea for miles of sand, dunes, beach huts etc, backing on to pine woods for climbing, hiding, running. Trampolining and rowing / cnoeing by the car park.available . Holkham fro miles of beach and sand dunes. Brancaster for same but a bit more car-park / toilet friendly.
Seaside Towns: Wells - great hot donuts on quay, small fishing town / resort. Sheringham - charming old style resort. Comer - ditto, perhaps slightly less charming, but has better beach than Sheringham, and \ Pier, also small littlies funfair on prom. Blakeney - small village on a creek which is v good for little ones to paddle in at low tide.
Attractions: Boat trips to see seals on Blakeney point. Boats go from Morston. Google Bishops, Beans or Temples seal trips for timetables (tide dependent). Shire Horse Centre, Upper Sheringham, Steam Museum, Thursford, 'Roots' at Gressenhall Museum of Country Life near dereham, Eco bird watching centre at Cley for short call-in sort of trip, Blickling Hall Stately Home.
Shopping: Holt - Georgian Market town full of chi-chi shops, good foodie shops, cafes etc. Cley - a little corner with excellent deli and v good ice creams, Cley Smokehouse for smoked local seafood, Made In Cley - local potters and jewellers, Burnham market - beautiful upmarket village round a green with excellent wine shop, deli and vintage clothing stores.
Pubs - the Nelson at Burnham Thorpe - a v good pint and a nice garden out the back for families - 'foodie' style gastro menu. Kings Arms Balkeney - trad pub fare, garden with swing out back, King's Head at letheringsett has won awards for family friendliness, and does have a big garden aet but avoid the food like the plague, it is horrible.
Fish and Chips - French's on the quay at Wells, Daves Fish bar in a side street off the main street down to the seafront in Sheringham, NOT Daves almost opposite the Little Theatre, whch is foul, The one which is painted red and blue and has a cutesy name like 'Mary Janes' or soemthing in Cromer, in the little old streets just uphill from the Pier,
Really nice places to eat (grown up night out) The White Horse, Blakeneny, The Bistro, Blakeney, The Lifeboat, Thornham.
Miscellaneous: the ford at Glandford for feeding ducks, also small shell museum next to church: Walsingham - lovely village, destination for catholic pilgrimages, old church, possibility of miracle: if you fancy a shingle beach go to Salthouse, not Cley - car park at Salthouse is free, also good duck pond in salthouse; Letheingsett watermill - buy local flour milled by water mill, have a guided tour round mill, nice garden;
Half my family live in N Norfolk.