About

The rooms at Deepdale offer a range of comfortable self-catering rooms including double, twin, triple, quad, family & small group options, 12 with private ensuite shower & toilet facilities, and 4 with shared facilities.

All bedding is provided; you just need to bring your own towels.

The Stables (ensuite rooms) has underfloor heating throughout, and The Granary (shared facility rooms) has central heating. There are laundry & drying facilities. All rooms have shared access to a large well-equipped kitchen, communal dining area and living room. There is TV, free Wi-Fi and loads of information on the local area to help you decide what to see and do during your stay.

Our visitor information centre is open every day, providing helpful and knowledgeable advice on walking routes, the local Coasthopper bus service, bike hire and lots more.

Where possible we have used green technologies to reduce our environmental impact. 100% of our electricity is generated from renewable sources; the hostel is accessible via public transport using train services to and from King's Lynn and the Coastliner bus service, and we are currently investing in electric car-charging points.

The North Norfolk Coast is an outdoor enthusiasts' paradise offering water sports and outdoor activities of every sort, beautiful beaches and historic buildings, so you can be as active as you want. Of course, you might just like to chill out and relax in our award-winning self-catering accommodation or try one of our superb local pubs serving local beers and excellent seafood.

Deepdale Café is located next door serving fantastic breakfasts, lunches and snacks throughout the day, using local produce and suppliers wherever possible.

Dalegate Market has a range of shops including a supermarket for groceries and provisions, permanent shops open throughout the year, and pop up shops that change weekly.

The village has two great pubs, The Jolly Sailors and The White Horse, both within walking distance and serving locally produced ales and home cooked food.

Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, with one of Norfolk's Saxon round-tower churches, the village of Burnham Deepdale occupies a very special place on the North Norfolk Coast. The saltmarshes are spectacular; the walking on the Norfolk Coast Path is wonderful; the big open skies are breath-taking (with our night skies truly awe inspiring!); it's great cycling and water sports country and the bird and wildlife in the area is wonderfully diverse.

The rooms are open all year round, including Christmas and new Year, so whether in Winter or Summer, Spring or Autumn, your stay at Deepdale is a unique opportunity.

Onsite is Dalegate Market, a small shopping centre including supermarket, café (serving breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea), Fat Face clothing store, gift shops, jewellery, gallery, wildlife watching equipment, pop up shops and occasional markets. In the village are two pubs, both serving lunch and evening meals. The Coastliner bus service links with many activities and attractions including Sandringham Estate, Holkham Hall, beaches, salt marshes, harbours, sailing areas. There are suppliers of most watersports locally, including kiting, kite surfing, sea kayaking, canoeing and sailing. There is excellent bird watching in the local area including RSPB Titchwell Marshes, Holkham Nature Reserve, Norfolk Wildlife Trust Holme and Cley Marshes.