Norfolk Chalets

Our Norfolk Holiday Chalets are the Perfect Choice for an Unforgettable Holiday

Fantastic Norfolk Chalets, only 3-minute from the beach. Our well-furnished and comfortable Norfolk Chalets have everything you need for a perfect holiday. It is set in a lovely village with plenty of shops, bars and restaurants within walking distance. The area is perfect for exploring with many cycle tracks nearby or for days out at the beach!

At mYminiBreak, we have a great team of friendly, professional staff on hand to ensure that all our guests enjoy their stay. Our Norfolk Chalets are located on the outskirts of Hunstanton, Norfolk and are surrounded by The Wild Ken Hill rewilding project, beautiful countryside and a variety of different wildlife. We have something for everyone, with chalets suitable for couples, families or groups of friends.

Our Norfolk Chalets are the perfect place to relax and unwind. The Norfolk Chalet has a comfortable living area with a TV and DVD player, and a well-equipped kitchen. We offer Free parking and Free Wifi, Our bespoke chalets sleep two people and are fully equipped with everything you need for a self-catering Norfolk Chalet holiday. Outside there is a patio area with furniture, perfect for al fresco dining. Short Breaks Norfolk is the perfect base for exploring the beautiful Norfolk coastline.

Why Norfolk?

Norfolk, in the East of England, is a rural county with more than half of its land designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is bordered by Suffolk, Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire and has a coastline on the North Sea. The county town of Norfolk is Norwich and the county has seven districts. There are many things to see and do in Norfolk's beautiful countryside, from its coastline to historic towns and villages.

The county of Norfolk is home to a large number of well-known seaside resorts that each provide families with an exceptional beachgoing experience.

Visitors can find a variety of things to do and see, including entertainment and amusements, in the county's many resorts, such as Great Yarmouth and Hunstanton. In addition, the county of Norfolk is home to a large number of historic towns and villages, such as Kings Lynn, which is home to a museum, independent shops, restaurants, and a theatre.

Visit Burnham Market, which is located in Norfolk and is known for its gorgeous settings, if you are interested in experiencing a typical market town. Last but not least, make sure you take some time to appreciate the gorgeous gardens and grand homes that can be seen all around the county.

Norfolk for Beach Lovers

Norfolk's coastline stretches for over 100 miles, offering visitors a huge variety of beautiful sandy beaches to explore. Whether you're looking for a lively day out or a more relaxed experience, there's a beach to suit your needs.

Top choices for a fun day out include Old Hunstanton Beach and Holme Dunes National Nature Reserve Beach, while Snettisham Beach and Heacham South and North Beach offer a more secluded experience. If you're planning to visit Norfolk this holiday season, make sure you explore the county's fabulous coastline.

Holme next the sea beach at Norfolk Chalets

Visit Norwich Castle here at Norfolk Chalets

Discover the History of Norfolk's Castles.

The magnificent castles that can be found in nearly every hamlet, village, town, and city in Norfolk are part of what makes the county's castles such wonderful attractions that guarantee trips that are rich in history and lovely scenery. Fortresses that are highly recommended by the locals and should be on your itinerary include Rising Castle and Castle Acre's Castle.

Norwich Castle is renowned for its extraordinary mediaeval architecture, which captivates and astounds visitors; Rising Castle is renowned for its long history and significant influence; and Castle Acre's Castle is renowned for its ruins and mediaeval defences, which are considered to be one of the most magnificent man-made mounds in England.

During your time off in the East of England, give yourself the opportunity to experience what it was like to be a king or queen by touring the Norfolk coastline line and its castles.

About Norfolk Chalets

At Norfolk Chalets, we pride ourselves on providing quality holiday accommodation and outstanding customer service. Our team is always available to offer assistance with booking your holiday or during your stay. We have a wide range of Norfolk Chalets that will suit all of your needs and wants. Our goal is to make sure you have a relaxing and enjoyable vacation.

Our Norfolk Chalets are the perfect choice for an unforgettable holiday in East Anglia. Whether you're looking for a quiet getaway surrounded by nature or a seaside vacation with calming sea waves, these houses will provide a comfortable stay for all. With their versatile and adaptable accommodations, Norfolk Chalets can make any type of vacation possible. So come and explore everything that this beautiful county has to offer by staying in one of these lovely homes.

Holiday Chalets In Norfolk

Our dog-friendly Self Catering Norfolk Chalets are situated on the North Norfolk coastline. They offer a perfect base for exploring the beautiful beaches and countryside that Norfolk has to offer. Norfolk Chalets are fully equipped with everything you need for a comfortable stay, and your pet is welcome to join you in this idyllic setting.

If you are a keen birdwatcher, Norfolk is the place to be! The beautiful coastline and inland waterways provide some of the best sites in the country for spotting rare birds. In particular, RSPB Snettisham is only a short drive from our chalets and offers an excellent opportunity to see many different types of birds in their natural habitat.

Norfolk Holiday Chalet

Looking for a romantic getaway on the North Norfolk coast? Our self-catering, dog-friendly Norfolk Chalet with an en suite is perfect for couples. Our King Room comes with all the essentials like a TV, WiFi access, and tea and coffee-making facilities, as well as charmingly rustic wooden accents.

Norfolk Chalets offers a variety of amenities to make your stay more comfortable, including fully equipped kitchens, en-suite, free private parking and Wifi. If you love the outdoors, Norfolk Chalets is your place to stay! There are many options for outdoor recreation nearby including hiking trails, fishing spots, scenic drives, picnicking areas and much more. Norfolk Chalets is open all year long so that you can enjoy a relaxing getaway any time of year!

CHALET HOLIDAY IN NORTH NORFOLK: SANDY CHALET

LAST MINUTE HOLIDAY CHALETS IN WEST NORFOLK: MISTY CHALET

Last Minute Chalets in Norfolk

Our Norfolk Chalet is perfect for couples who want to stay close to the traditional seaside town of Hunstanton and its famous beach, but need more space than what's available in The Stables' Sandy Room. Our En Suite Norfolk Chalet is located near the beach and features rustic wooden furniture similar to what's found in our other rooms. In addition, this Norfolk Chalet provides guests with fresh linen bedding, a smart TV, a realistic stove fire, a kitchenette, outside table seating, WiFi access and facilities for making tea and coffee.

Romantic Holiday Chalets in Norfolk

Looking for a charming holiday chalet in Norfolk? Look no further than Cockles Norfolk Chalet! This cosy Norfolk Chalet is the perfect place to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Nestled in the heart of Norfolk, Cockles Norfolk Chalet is surrounded by beautiful countryside views. The Norfolk Chalet itself is quaint and cosy, with all the amenities you need for a comfortable stay. Whether you're looking for a romantic getaway or a family vacation, Cockles Norfolk Chalet is the perfect spot for you!

ROMANTIC HOLIDAY CHALET IN NORFOLK: COCKLES CHALET

FAMILY HOLIDAY CHALET NORFOLK: PEBBLES CHALET

Dog Friendly Chalets in Norfolk

Our En Suite cosy Norfolk Chalet offers guests a one-of-a-kind experience during their stay at our self-catering Norfolk We are very dog friendly and welcome you to bring your four legged friends to stay with you here in Norfolk.

Chalet accommodation in Norfolk. This small but quaint Norfolk Chalet provides everything you need for a relaxing getaway, including a realistic stove fire, kitchenette, outside table seating, smart television, and facilities for making tea and coffee. Please be advised that due to the presence of one double bed, these rooms can accommodate a maximum of two guests. The Stables - Pebbles Room are easily accessible because they are located on the ground floor; however, please be aware that there are steps leading up to the building.

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North Norfolk Chalets

Our North Norfolk Chalets are a group of Self-catered holiday accommodations in the UK. They are located in North Norfolk, England and offer stunning views of the coastline. Our chalets are fully furnished and come with all the amenities you would expect from a holiday home for rent. They are perfect for families or groups of friends who want to enjoy a relaxing holiday by the sea. At Norfolk Coast B&B Cottages, we have a wide range of chalets to choose from. You can find one that suits your budget and preferences.

Our North Norfolk Chalets are situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty, so you can be sure to enjoy stunning scenery when you stay with us. There are a lot of activities for our guests to do on holiday this includes fishing, golfing, horse riding and walking. We also have a number of beaches nearby like Hunstanton beach, Old Hunstanton and much more. Where you can relax and soak up the sun. Our chalets are located close to all the major attractions in North Norfolk, so you will never be far from something to do or see during your stay with us, we are a 3-minute walk away from Heacham south beach.

When you book one of our North Norfolk Chalets, you can be sure to enjoy a comfortable and enjoyable stay with us. We provide everything you need for a relaxing holiday by the sea. All of our chalets come with fully equipped kitchens so that you can prepare your own meals if you wish. They also have private bathrooms, TVs and DVD players as well as Free Wi-Fi access. You will find all the information you need about Norfolk Coast B&B Cottages on our website where we have a full list of all the chalets we have available to rent.

Things to do in Norfolk

Cycling the Norfolk Coast

Whether you’re a beginner, enthusiast or experienced cyclist, riding on the North Norfolk Coast is something everyone should experience. With miles of quiet cycle routes and an unspoilt coastline, the north Norfolk coast is ideal for those who enjoy getting out on two wheels.

The North Norfolk Coastline is a beautiful place to cycle. With so much coastline to explore, the North Norfolk Coast is ideal for cyclists of all abilities. For those looking for an easy ride, head west from Hunstanton along the coastal path towards Heacham. This route is flat and mainly off-road, making it ideal for families with young children.

If you’re looking for something a little more challenging, then try riding from Sheringham to Holt along the coast path. This route is hilly in parts but the stunning views make it worthwhile!

For experienced cyclists, there are plenty of routes to explore further inland. Head out from Fakenham through some of Norfolk’s prettiest villages including Melton Constable, Holt and Sheringham. With quiet roads and few hills, this makes for a great day out on the bike.

Cycle the Norfolk Coast here with us in our Norfolk Chalets

hike the norfolk coast path here with us at norfolk chalets

Hiking The Norfolk Coast

With an impressive number of nature reserves and country parks, the Norfolk coastline is one of Britain’s most beautiful. Along its winding paths you will encounter a variety of landscapes from beaches to sand dunes, salt marshes to coastal heathland – not forgetting stunning vistas across the North Sea. The varied habitat provides a home for many rare species including water voles, otters, marsh harriers and nightingales. The RSPB reserves at Cley Marshes and Titchwell Marsh are excellent examples with both offering hideouts where birdwatchers can closely observe their feathered friends in action.

At Holme Dunes on the north coast between Old Hunstanton and Thornham, there are also plenty of opportunities to see birds such as little terns which nest on these scrapes (areas clear from scrub). Visitors can even try their hand at beachcombing or rock pooling whilst enjoying this unspoilt stretch along what is known as The Wash National Nature Reserve - England’s largest area of protected coastline!

Of course, it isn't just wildlife that you'll find along your travels but also picturesque villages set against captivating backdrops... How about Blakeney Point? A short 20-minute drive from Heacham and you’ll reach this stunning headland. It is a great place to enjoy a walk as it offers wonderful views of the surrounding coastline along with an abundance of bird life – perfect for wildlife enthusiasts

Family Friendly Activities

One family-friendly activity in West Norfolk is visiting the Hunstanton Sea Life Sanctuary. This sanctuary is home to hundreds of different species of marine life. Visitors can learn about the different animals through educational talks and feedings. The Hunstanton Sea Life centre is also home to the UK's only resident colony of Gentoo penguins and visitors can watch them being fed twice a day.

Norfolk Lavender is another family-friendly activity in West Norfolk. This lavender farm has over 50 acres of lavender fields and is one of the largest in England. Visitors can stroll through the fields, learn about the history of lavender farming, and buy lavender products from the on-site shop. Norfolk Lavender also has a café and an ice cream parlour, making it the perfect place to relax with the family.

West Norfolk is also home to many beautiful beaches, perfect for a family day out. Some of the best beaches in West Norfolk include Heacham Beach, Hunstanton Beach and Snettisham beach. If you’re a fan of the countryside, there are many walks and cycle paths in West Norfolk for you to enjoy.

family friendly activities here at norfolk chalets

Norfolk Chalet FAQS

Which types of amenities are available at Norfolk Chalets?

Norfolk Coast B&B Cottages and Camping offer cottages in Norfolk that have everything vacationers could possibly wish for in terms of amenities. The most in-demand amenities are Wi-Fi, a garden, and proximity to the beach.

Are the chalets in Norfolk suitable for holidaymakers and their pets?

Yes, Norfolk Chalets are pet friendly and are perfect for holiday-makers and their furry friends.

Do the chalets in Norfolk often have a fireplace or a swimming pool?

At Norfolk Coast B&B Cottages we don't offer a swimming pool or hot tub facilities, but we do have a lovely wood-burning stove in the snug of Norfolk Cottage which is available for guests to use during their stay.

For a luxurious weekend in Norfolk, are chalets a good idea?

We offer a variety of accommodations to suit your needs, whether you're looking for a luxurious weekend close to the beach or something more private and secluded. If you want access to all the amenities we offer, choose from our executive suites. If you're looking for a cosy place to stay on your next vacation, check out one of our cottages or chalets.

Instead of Norfolk Chalets

Check out our other accommodation that we offer!

Alternative to Norfolk Coast Cottages: B&B Roost

Our Nature Saving Pledge

Norfolk Chalets

Norfolk Chalets is all about spending time with your loved ones and reconnecting with nature. And we want nothing more than to share this wonderful part of Norfolk with you and all that nature has to enjoy.

Here at Norfolk Chalets, we are committed to respecting the countryside and keeping it clean. We operate under and encourage a leave-no-trace ethos to all our guests, which means that when visiting the countryside you leave no trace of your visit to our Norfolk Chalets site and leave it exactly in the state it was when you arrived. It's this way of thinking that we hope to imprint on all who pass through our corner of the world which will help to ensure the protection of our precious countryside and the wildlife that live here.

The Countryside Code

The Countryside Code is supported by Natural England.

Protect The Environment

Take your litter home – leave no trace of your visit
Do not light fires and only have BBQs where signs say you can
Always keep dogs under control and insight
Dog poo – bag it and bin it – any public waste bin will do
Care for nature – do not cause damage or disturbance
Enjoy The Outdoors
Check your route and local conditions
Plan your adventure – know what to expect and what you can do
Enjoy your visit, have fun, make a memory

Leave No Trace

Plan ahead and prepare
Be Considerate of others
Respect Farm animals and wildlife
Travel and camp on durable ground
Leave what you find
Dispose of waste properly
Minimise the effects of fire

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The Seashore Code

Show Respect For Seashore Creatures

Seashore creatures are fascinating and have found special ways of living in their environment. They have to adapt to survive the rigours of wave-action, exposure and predation. Some have shells for protection, but many need to hide under rocks, seaweed or in the sand.

Exploring The Seashore Is Fun, But Please Remember:

Leave animals where you find them.
Take care when touching soft-bodied animals - they are very delicate.
Carefully lift and replace any rocks you may have moved - there are animals underneath which need them for shelter.
Leave attached seaweed in place - there is plenty lying loose on the strand line.
Do not trample through rock pools.

Take Photos, Not Living Animals

Shells come in all shapes, sizes and colours. Many still contain living animals, even if they do look 'dead'. If you want to collect shells, please make sure they are empty before taking them home.

If you want to buy a souvenir:

Buy a photograph, book or poster of colourful marine creatures rather than shells, coral, starfish and urchins or other 'marine curios'. Remember 'curios' would almost certainly have been alive, when collected. If we don't buy them, the shops won't sell them.

Avoid Disturbing Wildlife

You can see many animals at their best when they are behaving naturally. This is true for animals such as seals, otters and seabirds, as well as rock pool animals. To avoid disturbing wildlife:

It is best to watch from a distance, through binoculars if possible, especially if the animals are nesting, or pupping in the case of seals.
Keep your dog clear of birds and other animals.
Remember, it is now illegal to disturb or harass many species of birds and animals.

Take Your Rubbish Home With You

Beach rubbish is unsightly and can be dangerous to sea creatures. Much of the litter on our shores comes from tourists, shipping, fishing vessels and sewage outfalls. You can help to reduce this problem when visiting the coast:

Take your rubbish home - burying it is no solution.
Keep your dog from fouling the beach.
Report canisters or drums that may be washed up on the beach, but do not touch them.
Take part in BeachWatch - the annual beach clean and survey organised by the Marine Conservation Society, or Adopt-a-Beach - a regular survey of beach litter.
Bag It and Bin It, Please Don't Flush It - bag and bin all plastic bathroom waste such as cotton bud sticks.

Watch Where You Go

Beaches and sand dunes are prone to erosion and easily damaged by people and vehicles. To help protect the coast:

Keep to established paths and dune boardwalks.
Park in designated car parks and keep access to footpaths clear.
Do not use beaches or dunes for scrambling motorcycles or other 'off-road' vehicles.
If you dig holes in the beach, please fill them up again.
Leave pebbles and rocks on the beach rather than collect them for your garden.

Be Careful!

All cliffs are unstable and potentially dangerous, yet they are an impressive sight and from the cliff top it is possible to enjoy a panoramic view of the coastline. Cliffs also provide a very specialised habitat for the plants and animals that live on them.

Take Care Near Cliffs:

Remember that it is dangerous to climb up or go near the top or bottom of a cliff.
Please don't throw or push anything over the edge of cliffs. As well as being dangerous, it can increase the rate of cliff erosion and kill or disturb wildlife.
Play safe on the beach too: Check tide times to avoid being cut off. Keep away from soft sand and mud - it is easy to get stuck!

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Codes of Conduct

NORFOLK CAMPING CIC SITE POLICIES

General

The warden named by the organisation is to be responsible for the conduct of all individual members or non-members and for ensuring that those attending comply with all codes.
The warden must ensure that all members and non-members are aware of The Countryside Code, The Caravan Code, and The Seashore Code.
The organisation and all members and non-members who use the site will take reasonable steps to ensure that the siting of units (a caravan, motor home, tent, or trailer tent) does not unduly interfere with the activities of local people, their privacy, or their enjoyment of their property. They will also ensure that the siting of units does not interfere with the enjoyment by others of the landscape, natural beauty, or nature conservation value of the area, particularly in areas designated for their landscape or wildlife qualities.
The organisation will undertake not to over-use any venue and will consider carefully before holding successive meetings and ensure against being a nuisance.
The organisation will take reasonable steps to minimise disturbance to local people and will investigate and deal with the causes of any complaints made.
Care should be taken not to damage the site or the surrounding locality. Trees, fences, buildings, equipment wildlife, and farm animals should all be respected.
Domestic animals belonging to members of the organisation will be kept on a lead and under close control. They will not be allowed to run loose on the site or cause disturbance to local people farm animals or wildlife. They will be exercised away from units and those parts of the site used for communal activities. Any mess will be cleared up.
The responsible person will identify open space suitable for the playing of games that might otherwise intrude upon or constitute a danger or annoyance to others on or around the site.
Noise should be kept to a minimum for the comfort of others on the site as well as people who live or work nearby.

Road Safety:

The responsible person will take steps to ensure that travel from major roads to a proposed site is not likely to cause undue disruption or difficulties for other road users. Access to the site must be suitable for the number and likely size of units attending the meeting. The arrival and departure of units should be arranged to minimise disruption to other road users.
The speed of vehicles on the site should be restricted to 5 mph.

Spacing and Density

For health and safety purposes emergency vehicles must be able to gain access to any unit on the site. As such, units should be well spaced and sited so they do not restrict access to, or exit from, any other unit or the site in general.
Where a site is being used by both caravans and tents they must be sited entirely separate from each other for health & safety reasons. However, this does not necessarily mean segregation. If the layout of the field does not allow for separate lines of tents, it is permissible to continue a line of caravans/motor homes with a line of tents, but they must be sited en-bloc and not interspersed. Trailer tents are classified as tents and must be sited accordingly. Children’s “pup-tents” may be erected alongside the parents’ unit and should be considered as part of the unit for spacing purposes.
Open fires and barbecues are allowable but fire precautions must be implemented, "a bucket of water must be kept alongside the bbq/campfire permission must be obtained from the Warden. Where permission is given for open fires or barbecues, they will be sited on open ground, away from units, vehicles, awnings, and any other structures.
A fire extinguisher approved to British Standards Institute and/or Fire Officers Certificate standards will be held on-site.

Chemical Toilets and Waste Water Disposal:

Organisations will act responsibly when disposing of the contents of chemical toilets and wastewater and take full account of the need to safeguard water supplies and prevent the pollution of rivers and streams.
On-site disposal of the contents of chemical toilets and wastewater will be in accordance with arrangements agreed with the organisation. Neither will be allowed to foul the ground. If there is any doubt about the disposal of waste, the organisation or, if appropriate, the warden will be requested for guidance.
Organisations should ensure that refuse is either taken home or disposed of in accordance with on-site arrangements. The warden should will police disposal of waste, recycling should be used with all waste items, separating up items appropriately disposal of waste is for items relevant to consumption only, all recycled items mush be condensed before being recycled i.e. flatten cans, remove lids from plastic bottles, flatten them and return the lid, flatten all cardboard and rinse out food containers before recycling them. no throwaway tents/mattresses/windbreaks are allowable.
The organisation will use every endeavour not to camp on any site for more than 42 consecutive days or 60 days in any 12 consecutive months. The organisation will also endeavour not to camp on any site being used for camping by other exempted organisations if, by doing so, the use of this site would be taken over these limits. This will help avoid the overuse of sites, particularly in popular areas.

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