Local Amenities
For essentials and groceries:
- Spar Supermarket, Docking
- Bircham Windmill, Bircham
- Londis Supermarket, Burnham
For gifts, clothes and more:
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Burnham Market
A busy, popular, coastal village - offering independent boutiques and traditional shops.
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Fakenham Town Centre
Traditional market town – offering a small variety of popular shops.
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Hunstanton
A busy, popular, coastal town – offering a variety of shops, including a number of independent outlets.
Larger Supermarkets:
- Lidl, Heacham
- Tesco, Fakenham
- Morrison's, Fakenham
- Tesco, Hunstanton
Local Pubs & Restaurants
If you fancy some additional luxury to your glamping experience, Range Farm is a short drive from many local pubs and restaurants.
The Duck, Stanhoe
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Award winning, contemporary gastropub, serving local produce and quality service. *Family friendly and accessible dining. Check it out here:
http://www.duckinn.co.uk
Burnham Market
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Burnham Market offers the perfect setting for fine dining and boasts a number of culinary gems you won’t want to miss!
The Hoste https://www.thehostearms.com
The Nelson http://www.the-nelson.com
No Twenty 9 https://www.number-29.com
The Railway Inn, Docking
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Family owned free-house pub, serving real ale, fine wine and modern British food. *Family friendly and accessible dining. Check it out here:
http://www.railwayinndocking.co.uk
‘Must see’ places to go
While staying with us at Range Farm, we want to ensure you fill your time with lasting memories that will leave you desperate to return.
Hunstanton
Hunstanton is a popular Victorian seaside town, welcoming thousands of tourists each year. Being the only west-facing resort on the East coast, there’s something very special about this place.
Hunstanton is renowned for its eye-catching red and white cliffs, array of colourful gardens, and truly breath taking sunsets. And as well as all of this, there is family entertainment in every corner you turn, making it a day out for all to enjoy.
With all day parking available, you can enjoy all Hunstanton has to offer. From fine dining and shopping, to swimming, bowling, pony rides and the funfair. You can even visit the only seal rescue centre Norfolk has open to the public!
- Pony rides along the beach (children’s favourite est 1927)
- Beautiful beaches and sunsets you won’t want to miss!
- ‘Hunstanton in bloom’ horticultural trail
- Sea life Centre
- Crazy golf
- Pier arcade
- Oasis leisure centre
- Fun fair
Norfolk Lavender, Heacham
- Distillery tour
- Tranquil gardens
- Herb garden and plant centre
- Lavender gardens
- Animal gardens
- Farmer Fred’s indoor play barn
- Tea room
- Gift shop https://norfolk-lavender.co.uk
Sandringham Estate
While staying at Range Farm, you really are in royal company! Just a short drive from site, the private country retreat of His Majesty the King – Sandringham House – sits amongst 60 acres of formal gardens.
During a day out here, you can expect to be in awe of your surroundings, discover wildlife, and enjoy refreshments fit for a queen at the Sandringham Café and Coffee Shop.
There is also the opportunity to be the envy of everybody back home, with visits to the house and gardens!
https://sandringhamestate.co.uk
- Gift shop
- Café and coffee shop
- Children’s woodland play area
- Nature trails
- Sandringham House and garden’s tour
Holkham Hall and Estate
Enriched with history and encased in nature, Holkham is a day out you won’t regret.
Visit the Hall and its famous walled garden’s, hire bikes, explore the lake, or walk one of the many trails to take in the spectacular landscape. Whatever you decide to do with your time at Holkham, you won’t be disappointed.
https://www.holkham.co.uk/visiting/the-park/introduction
- Beautiful scenic walks
- Historical buildings and architecture
- Wildlife
- Hall and walled garden’s tour
- Lakes
- Bike hire
- Courtyard café
Beaches
Norfolk beaches are one of the main reasons we love where we live and are something you can’t visit without experiencing!
We are so fortunate to have so much beautifully untouched coastline on our doorstep.
Wells, Brancaster, Holme and Holkham, are to name but a few of our favourites. All of which offer their own history, tranquillity and beauty.
Birdwatching
It is said that Norfolk may well be the bird watching paradise of Britain. With its award-worthy nature reserves, it really is the place of dreams for birdwatching all year round.
Within its vast range of bird life, Norfolk is home to speciality birds such as the marsh harrier and bittern and stone curlews, as well as more commonly recognised birds like kingfishers and geese.
Norfolk is also often blessed with visits from ghostly barn owls; once voted Britain’s favourite farmland bird.
We always consider ourselves incredibly lucky when in the presence of such a beautifully graceful bird, and know that you will too!
Top bird reserves to visit while staying with us:
- RSPB SnettishamNature Reserve
- RSPB Titchwell Marsh Nature Reserve
- Holkham National Nature Reserve https://www.visitnorfolk.co.uk/things-to-do/Birdwatching.aspx
