FRIARY FARM CARAVAN PARK
The marshes and the sea. The park is on a gentle slope approximately 30m above sea level
What To Do in North Norfolk
There is so much to do while based at Friary Farm Caravan Park – it could keep you going for years exploring all there is to see.
Our lovely caravan park, situated in north Norfolk is just a few minutes stroll from Blakeney village, an ancient seaport with stunningly picturesque harbour and salt marshes; well known for its yachting centre and bird life nature reserves. It is at the heart of an area of coastline that has been designated as being of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Friary Farm Caravan Park is an ideal starting place for those who like walking, bird watching, discovering historic towns, picturesque villages and quiet country lanes. A truly tranquil setting for those who wish to retreat from the stresses of everyday life.
Friary Farm Caravan Park is the premier park in north Norfolk. We take pride in the quality service and environment we provide for our customers. All of the Holiday Homes at Friary Farm are owned by individual families, commercial letting is not allowed. Treat yourself to your share of peace and quiet in North Norfolk. Five minutes walk via the park’s private footpath See video on our Face Book page) takes you to Blakeney quay, where you can launch your sailing dinghy, have a meal or a bite to eat, you will find that there’s a good selection of of eateries in Blakeney and certainly a place to have a drink and just sit and watch the world go by, it is a wonderful place to enjoy.
The 18th century Georgian town of Holt is ten minutes drive away and for lovers of antiques and brick-a-brack shops it is a paradise!
Close by there’s the Shrine at Walsingham visited by 100’s of pilgrims every year.
For a piece of Royal history then a visit to Blickling Estate, where Anne Boleyn once resided, is a great day out. And of course to explore the estate our present Royal family often visits then Sandringham is a pleasant coastal journey around the North Norfolk coast.
Then there is the Victorian town of Cromer just 15 miles away with its’ award winning pier and end of pier theatre and not forgetting it is famous for it’s crabs, and a few miles before that, the busier town of Sheringham, home of the North Norfolk Steam Railway.
Just an hours’ drive away is the Norfolk capital city of Norwich with many historic buildings and areas including the Castle Museum, two Cathedrals and ancient market.
There’s a lot to do and explore in North Norfolk!
