Brook Bungalow

15/08/2024

Such a beautiful place to be in this weather!

19/03/2024

Where can you find the tastiest fish and chips in Norfolk? 🐟

It is time to nominate them for 'Your Favourite' Awards 2024⭐

For this competition, pick up a newspaper and nominate your favourite fish and chip shop in Norfolk.

The top five places with the most nominations will go through to the next stage where readers will vote🏆

19/03/2024

The new opening of King Charles Coastal Path means you can now walk the entire length of our map! Make sure to pop in for a coffee or a bite to eat when you pass or even stay in one of our boutique Suites… 🗺️🥾🎒

For more information visit https://www.nationaltrail.co.uk/en_GB/trails/england-coast-path-east/

19/03/2024

So much to explore!

26/12/2023

Perched on the edge of eastern England, Norfolk isn’t on the way to anywhere - but it is a journey well worth making

03/12/2023

27/11/2023

Magical countryside, tinged with sparkling hoar frost, beautiful empty coast, nature reserves, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a National Park,

27/11/2023

TOP 5 FISH & CHIP RESTAURANTS 🎉 We're over the moon to have made it in the Top 5 Fish & Chip Restaurants of the Year category at the National Fish & Chip Awards 2024!

Receiving this accolade for another year running is a great achievement, and it wouldn't be possible without our amazing team of hospitality heroes. 👏 What's more, we're the only chippy restaurant in East Anglia to be ranked in this category!

A big thanks to you, our fantastic customers, for your continued support. It's truly appreciated.

Fingers crossed for the next stage!

National Federation of Fish Friers - NFFF

19/11/2023

10/11/2023

10/11/2023

Did you catch the Northern lights in Norfolk over the weekend? ✨

Our reserves assistant Henry, captured them beautifully over Cley 😮

10/11/2023

10/11/2023

Our Heritage Orchards are now bursting with a wide range of our homegrown apples.🍃🌳

There's only a few more weeks of apple picking left, so come down and enjoy our beautiful orchards.🍎 PYO is open from 10-4pm.

Here's a list of the current varieties that are available to PYO:

🍎 Spartan
🍎 Blenheim Orange
🍎 Norfolk Royal
🍎 Red Pippin
🍎 Egremont Russet
🍎 Crown Gold

Cookers:
🍏 Bramley

Pears:
🍐 Concorde
🍐 Conference
🍐 Comice

📷: Photography

07/08/2023

There are plenty of family-friendly activities to enjoy with the National Trust - East of England this summer. Take a look at its helpful planner with lots of ideas for days out with the children at National Trust places around Norfolk! And find out more here: https://bit.ly/450HXyM

07/08/2023

☀️ Heading for a day out this summer? 🚰 Take your reusable bottles, coffee cups and lunch containers with you.

Look out for the Refill HQ window sticker to find hundreds of places to top up in Norfolk and save on the pointless packaging.

Find out more here: https://orlo.uk/refill_norfolk_z7gVy

27/07/2023

This is officially the PRETTIEST country pub in the UK 👇🍺

Full story: https://trib.al/HSRRK3X

27/07/2023

11/07/2023

A new north Norfolk landmark has been unveiled in Happisburgh - the 'Spirit of Happisburgh' time and tide bell

11/07/2023

Norfolk Lavender are pleased to say that we are dog friendly.
Dogs are allowed in all outside areas with the exception of our Animal Gardens.
(Norfolk based Poppy visiting with her owners)

11/07/2023

One for the family album 🥰

This picture makes me laugh so much, and one of my favourites from another wonderful weekend at RSPB Bempton Cliffs

💡 A young gannet is called a Guga

RSPB England

11/07/2023

Canoeing allows near silent exploration of all but the most miniscule of the Broads Park waterways - you can paddle down miles of quiet, undisturbed

11/07/2023

The garden tiger moth caterpillar is often called a woolly bear. Its hairs are irritant, protecting it from predators, and it’s definitely best not to touch! This woolly bear was spotted on Blakeney Freshes.

📷 Beth Davenport

11/07/2023

Head over to Happisburgh and you will see (and hear) the Time and Tide Bell which is on the sand at Happisburgh beach. The rise of the water at high tide moves the clapper to strike the bell creating a gentle musical pattern. The 2.5m bell, made from marine bronze, is called the 'Spirit of Happisburgh' and is the creation of sculptor Marcus Vergette. The bell is one of 13 planned for the UK coastline, intended to highlight rising sea levels and global warming.

27/06/2023

First reported sighting of Silver-washed Fritillary this week at NWT Foxley Wood. Since 2010 this species has made a remarkable recovery in Norfolk and is now seen widely across the county.