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The fourth largest county in England is also one of the quietest – an oasis of calm with big skies, dramatic sunsets and wide stretches of North Sea coastline.

Norfolk was the most populated and prosperous county in England – which is why it has the UK’s greatest concentration of medieval churches. Today, it’s famous for a slower pace of life. The Norfolk Broads National Park is Britain’s most famous wetland landscape, with boat hire and cruises available in Wroxham.

The regional capital Norwich has a remarkable cathedral, a Norman Castle, cobbled streets and more Tudor buildings than London. Norfolk's second town is Kings Lynn with its Historic Quarter, Purfleet Quay and Town Hall.

The Norfolk coast is dotted with intriguing villages – many were home to smuggling and piracy when local ports overflowed with spices and fine silks. There’s Blakeney with its flint cottages, tea-rooms and inns. And Burnham Market, known as ‘Chelsea on sea’ due to its upmarket shops and clientele.

Norfolk has its classic seaside attractions, too – from the piers at Cromer and funfair at Great Yarmouth to the lighthouses at Hunstanton and Happisburgh.311

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Carly is a customer care representative at Hopton Park where she’s worked for 13 years.

“Our region is all about big skies, wide beaches, secret Broads and green countryside that makes families return time and again. Great Yarmouth is perfect for a great day out, with 15 miles of golden sandy beaches – and Lowestoft is the UK’s most easterly point. There’s also the Norfolk Broads which are Britain’s magical water-land: timeless, tranquil and beautiful. This is a place to create wonderful memories.”

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Norfolk – wide skies and beautiful sunsets

The long sandy beaches here enjoy some of the UK’s driest weather. From the peaceful Broads to up-for-it Great Yarmouth, Norfolk has it all.

Places to visit in Norfolk

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Parks in the region

Beach Family at Caister

Caister

Just over the dunes beside the Park, Caister's giant sandy beach offers endless space for just chilling out, picnics, games, building sandcastles and other assorted beach activities. Back on Park, you can make the most of all that this all-action Park has to offer, from abseiling and fencing to bowling and heated indoor pool. Caister is a big family holiday experience in every sense.

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Beach family holidays at Seashore

Seashore

Across from a large sandy beach and next to Yarmouth Race Track, Seashore is a front runner for seaside family holidays. Close to the buzzing beach and amenities of revitalised Great Yarmouth, this lively Park offers its own excitement with a great outdoor SplashZone where u can relax and enjoy a drink on the Mash and Barrel terrace.

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Outdoor Pool at Hopton

Hopton

A big, green oasis of landscaped leisure, with the major family attractions of Great Yarmouth only a few miles away. You'll love relaxing around the gorgeous outdoor pool, plus there's a large indoor pool with a children's SplashZone and an endless beach for good measure. Hopton's lively but with a relaxed side - try tennis, cycle hire, bowling or golf.

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Heated Indoor Pool at Wild Duck

Wild Duck

If you’re looking for a quieter and more laid back atmosphere in lovely mature woodland, Wild Duck is ideally situated just a few miles inland from Great Yarmouth. Trips to the beach are an easy option or explore the Norfolk Broads, by car or boat.

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