The bathroom has a short bath (ideal for children) with shower over and the lavatory is in a separate room.

Iron and ironing board for use available in the caravan.

The fully equipped kitchen has everything you will need for your holiday, including microwave and toaster.

The dining room is separate from the living area and opposite the kitchen area. As such, access to the other parts of the caravan does not affect anyone working in the kitchen (i.e. not galley kitchen style where everyone is constantly trying to get past the cook!).

The living room can comfortably seat 7/8 adults and has TV with Freeview facility and a DVD player. For your pleasure there is also a selection of DVDs to watch (adult and children's), books to read, games to play etc.

On the coffee table you will find a folder in which we have put together a comprehensive guide to the area and all local facilities you may find of interest.

There is direct access from the living room onto the spacious balcony, which receives the sun all through the afternoon and on which in the summer months there is seating and a table for outside dining should you so wish.

Partial sea-view from the balcony.

Duvets and pillows supplied but not linen.

Trimingham House Caravan Park

Trimingham House Caravan Park's on site facilities include a reception area, clubhouse, shop, small restaurant serving breakfast, lunches and dinners (including Sunday roast), with takeaway facilities including packed lunches for excursions.

The recently fully refurbished clubhouse has live music/events etc, every week at the weekends and some mid-week days too during the summer for both adults and children. There is also a separate area with pool tables, a couple of fruit machines and an air hockey table. Events such as a BBQ night are advertised in advance and well worth patronising.

Local Area

Mundesley, a beautiful seaside village with its Blue Flag beach is only 3-4 minutes drive away. There you will find a seaside restaurant/cafe, small arcade, beachfront shops, cafe and bistro, and a newly built themed crazy golf course. In the village there is a post office, fish and chip shop with American themed burger bar, chemist, and Spa shop open very late.

Cromer, 7-10 minutes by car, has its famous pier from where you can crab/fish, and also on the end of which is a theatre with live shows and restaurant/bar with toilet facilities.

Cromer itself is very pretty to walk around and has a pitch and putt green, go karting, small cinema showing the latest releases, a Victorian ice-cream parlour and lots of lovely seaside shops together with the larger variety such as Woolworths and a Morrisons supermarket, which is great for all your self catering requirements.

Sheringham is a little further along the coast road (approximately another 10 minutes from Cromer), which in itself is a lovely seaside resort to walk around. There you will find a large tropical heated indoor pool with flume and wave machine, being part of a Sports Complex with squash courts etc. Also a cafe which overlooks the pool where you can buy lunch.

Sheringham is also famous for its Poppy Line Steam Railway, a 10.5 mile round trip through a delightful area of North Norfolk designated as being of outstanding natural beauty (sea on one side, countryside on the other). Visit special events such as 1940's weekend, Thomas Tank, Murder Mystery events or just ride to Holt for lunch or stop off for a picnic in the Nature Park along the way.

Other Places of Interest to Visit

North Norfolk Broads at Stalham - hire a boat for a few hours or the day.

Sutton Windmill and Broads Museum - Britains tallest windmill and an an interesting museum to look around.

Wroxham Broads - Boat hire, fishing, bird watching, riverside pubs.

Wroxham Barns - View local craftsmen and women working and buy local produce. Shops, Junior Farm, Children's funfair, 12 craft studios and table service restaurant.

Blickling Hall, Gardens and Park - Magnificient Jacobean house with garden, shop, restaurant, bookshop, park, plant centre, art galleries, cycle hire, open air concerts, theatre, and 3 waymarked walks.

Felbrigg Hall - 17th Century Country House, walled garden, waymarked walks through extensive park and woodland, shop, restaurant, tearoom and second-hand bookshop.

Norfolk Shire Horse Centre - lots to see and do, covered area for horse riding from beginners to the experienced.

Thursford Museum - Live mechanical organ shows, Dickensian style gift shop, ice-cream parlour selling home-made ice-creams, coffee/tea shop, old fashioned fairground carousel rides, picnic and play area.

Blakeney Boat Trips - To see the Sea Lions.

Norfolk Motorcycle Museum - Over 80 motorcyles from the 1920's - 1960's.

...and for the children:

Dinosaur Adventure Park - For children of all ages.

Animal Ark & Country Park - Adventure, play, fun and education.

Bewilderwood - A huge forest of wild family fun and adventure, treehouses, zip wires, jungle bridges and mysterious marsh walks.

Fun Stop Indoor Adventure Centre - Great for toddlers and children with a special under 3's fun play area further details in our caravan.

Elephant Playbarn - A beautiful converted Norfolk flint barn full of soft toys that children love, ball pools, bouncy castles and climbing frames etc further details in our caravan.

Yarmouth - Noisy, bustling and busy with slot machines, fairground rides, fish and chips on the front.

As you can see there are absolutely loads of things to do in the area and for this reason we have put together a folder (mentioned earlier) giving greater detail of places, events and prices to enable you to pick and choose what you would like to do and see during your holiday.

We live in Norfolk ourselves, and so know the whole Norfolk area well, we chose this area to purchase our caravan in because it is very scenic with easy access to lots to do - really, you can choose to do as little or as much as you choose!