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North Norfolk is diverse and beautiful, with something for everyone and every type of getaway. Those seeking an active escape will not be found wanting with miles of unspoilt coastline and countryside for walking, cycling and sailing. The region also boasts several excellent golf courses. If you're in need of peace, quiet and relaxation a visit to Field House will be just what the doctor ordered. Unwind in your room or in the comfy lounge, or take a leisurely stroll around one of the many tranquil gardens and nature reserves in the locale. Foodies and shopaholics will be more than satisfied by the superb selection of excellent eateries and shops around North Norfolk, while the variety of wonderful visitor attractions means families will never be bored. Whether you're in the mood for culture or fun, feeling the sea breeze in your hair or the warm glow of a roaring log fire on your face, North Norfolk is a truly memorable place for holidays, escapes and the making of memories all year round...
Field House is perfectly situated as a base for exploring the wider area (and its fabulous knowing you're coming back to such a comfy bed after each fun-filled day).
See below for some excellent ideas for places to go and things to do throughout your stay (though there is far too much to list them all here!). Alternatively, visit EnjoyNorthNorfolk.com for a comprehensive list of many of the wonderful pubs, restaurants, shops & places to visit that North Norfolk has to offer.
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 Blakeney - The quintessential Norfolk coastal village full of narrow streets lined with flint built fisherman's cottages. As well as some excellent dining pubs, you can take to the water and visit the seal colony at Blakeney point with Beans Boat Trips or Bishop's Boats.
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 The Burnhams - A group of pretty villages including Burnham Thorpe - birthplace of Lord Nelson and Burnham Market, which has a plethora of gorgeous boutiques and independent shops, including The Hat Shop at Pentney House, one of the country's largest millineries.
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 Holt - A pretty Georgian market town with plenty of shops, galleries and places to eat. In the locale, you can get a little bit closer to nature at Natural Surroundings.
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 Holkham - Holkham Hall & Estate includes a marvellous stately home, rolling parkland complete with deer, shops & galleries. Holkham beach is breathtaking in its natural, unspoilt beauty. It is part of the Holkham National Nature Reserve - one of the largest Nature Reserves in the country.
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 Thursford - Just along from Field House, the Thursford Collection is the world's largest collection of steam engines and organs. Thursford enters a league of its own at Christmas with its 'Santa's Magical Journey' experience & 'Christmas Spectacular'. Please note - Field House books up very quickly around this time. |
 Wells-next-the-Sea - Pretty and popular fishing village with a sandy beach, seaside amusement arcades, shops, galleries, places to eat and a harbour. Familiar associations include fish'n'chips, cockles and crabbing beside the harbour. If you're in the mood for activity, there is a nice walk between Wells and the Holkham Estate or the Oceaneus Sailing School, which offers all manner of water sports for individuals, families and groups.
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 Walsingham - The medieval village of Little Walsingham is well known due to its association with The Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham, a place of pilgrimage. It is also very pretty, with narrow lanes and a varied selection of shops & historical buildings, including the ruins of both an Augustine and Franciscan Friary.
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A handful of other suggestions:
Pensthorpe Nature Reserve & Gardens. A great, natural day out for all. Home to BBC's SpringWatch for the past 2 years.
Titchwell Marsh, Titchwell. A must-visit for birdwatchers and nature lovers.
Blickling Hall, Gardens & Park. Reputedly haunted by Ann Boleyn - a truly magnificent Jacobean house.
Country Lane Classics. Self-drive classic car hire. See North Norfolk in timeless elegance!
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