north norfolk coast

[pipsqueak]

quick appeal for help... does anyone know a decent site on hte north norfolk coast preferably smallish just with basic facilities but near to amenities ie pub that is child friendly?

any suggestions gratefully received.

[PeachyChocolateEClair]

any help ?

[pipsqueak]

oh ta peachy .. looks good xxx .

[Thunderpants]

Ivy Farm at Overstrand (about 2 miles from Cromer). It has an outdoor pool, small play area for children and is next to the beach. it's in a lovely village with all the usual shops, as well as a pub, cafe, hotel and posh restaurant. It's very peaceful and the owners are really friendly. There is also a lovely new play area for children in the village itself. Basically it's a fishing village, so you really can go and watch the boats in and out with the catch. It's lovely to find a place that is quiet and undeveloped, but with a few things for the children to enjoy. There's no clubhouse or anything like that though. I think they have a website www.ivy-farm.co.uk.

[jhyesmum]

If you contact king's Lynn Tourist Information Centre on 01553 763044, they'll be able to help you. Although it's west norfolk council, they will be able to point you in the right direction as they work closley with other TIC's in norfolk.


hope this helps a bit!

[Troutpout]

i would recommend here at none peak times. It's beautiful...sea views in 3 different directions..and a really good spot for getting out and about.
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and if you do go...i would really recommend a trip out to see the seals near morston quay (run by national trust)

[Troutpout]

oh i think i'm going to have to book that now for a midweek break or something...we had a really nice time there last year...just brought it all back

[jhyesmum]

North Norfolk is lovely. We used to go to trimmingham and cromer when we were kids.

We only live in Downham Market which is west norfolk, but it's such a good hols!

[Troutpout]

Yes North Norfolk is just ...just beautiful.
We used to live there...still really miss it