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If you fancy bringing along your four-legged friend on holiday to north Norfolk, you'll find a great choice of accommodation welcoming dogs.
Dog-friendly accommodation ranges from campsites surrounded by plenty of space, to luxurious hotels where the whole family can stay together. Many B&Bs and self-catering cottages also welcome dogs and often provide all you need for your dog's stay. For walks, north Norfolk has great beaches, countryside and footpaths with excellent access to trails through the north Norfolk AONB and Broads National Park. And after a day out, visit a dog-friendly pub or café where you can rest weary feet and paws.
Dog friendly beaches and places to eat
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Thornham
Anna's elegant & discreet Norfolk coast village hotel in Thornham. Quiet beaches, intimate restaurants and award winning pubs all within walking distance.
East Runton
Langham
The Harper is a contemporary take on the English country escape in the peaceful village of Langham, just inland from the coast at Blakeney.
NORWICH
COLTS BARN, SLOLEY ESTATE: This stunning barn is part of the Sloley Hall Estate and is positioned opposite the end of the Sloley Hall driveway.
DILHAM
Dilham is a pretty village, close to the sandy beaches of Sea palling and Eccles. The village has its own river and the Broads are minutes away. North Walsham, Wroxham and Stalham are just 5 miles away. The village pub is a short stroll.
Norwich
Are you dreaming of a peaceful escape with friends or family, where you can disconnect from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and create lasting memories? Look no further than Kings Beck Barn, a charming and spacious retreat tucked away in the…
NORWICH
STABLE ONE COTTAGE, SLOLEY ESTATE : Features an open plan living space with kitchen, two bedrooms, one king-size and one twin room, with a family bathroom with bath and shower.
Wickmere
Lost in rural North Norfolk, Church Farm Barns offers a peaceful retreat for exploring the Broads, coast and local National Trust properties. Luxurious accommodation around beautiful courtyard garden.
Sandringham
Pitch up on The Sandringham Estate, where you’ll be certain to have a regal retreat.
King's Lynn
Discover a luxurious, alternative range of accommodation stretching across 21 lush acres of gardens and woodland, lake and river. Your home-from-home could be a lakeside boutique bell tent, quirky cabin or peaceful treehouse in the forest.
Hindringham
A converted barn on one level close to the North Norfolk Coast and with a fenced garden and dog walking from your door
Hunstanton
Our flexible apartments and lodges are situated in the hotel grounds and combine the practicality and comfort of self-catering accommodation with the option of hotel or pub dining.
West Runton
Close to the seaside village of West Runton, you’ll be within walking distance of piers and promenades.
Great Bircham
Cosy cottage, sleeps four. Adjoined to Bircham Windmill superb location for beach, walking, bird watching.
Ridlington
Two converted barns close the North Norfolk coast, perfect for a relaxing family holiday or a romantic short break.
Norwich
Regency Guest House, delightful accommodation in Neatishead, a quiet, peaceful, unspoilt Broadland village.
Nr Aylsham
Welcome to The Buckinghamshire Arms, a seventeenth-century coaching inn at the gates of Blickling Hall.
Mundesley
A cosy well equipped 2 bedroom cottage with an enclosed garden, situated in Mundesley with its wonderful sandy beach and a good range of shops, pubs and cafes. Also ideally located for visiting the Broads and the historic city of Norwich.
Hunstanton
Providing the perfect base for your holiday, Foxgloves is located within easy walking distance of the sea front and town centre. 1 dog welcomed, enclosed garden patio, off street parking. Mobility Access Level 2.
Dilham
A luxurious glamping retreat in a quiet spot along the Norfolk Broads.
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