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Parklands is the perfect location to enjoy a holiday in Norfolk.
It's within easy reach of quiet unspoilt sandy beaches where
you can walk for miles enjoying the sea air and beautiful scenery,
and busier holiday beaches. Yet it is just out of the area of holiday
camps, chalets and the amusements.
Great Yarmouth is just a ten-minute drive away. The broads are
right on your doorstep for boating and fishing. You can hire boats
and fish from the riverbanks at Martham, three miles away. Potter
Heigham Bridge is six miles, a favourite for boat hire, Horning
and Wroxham are within easy reach. The fine city of Norwich is
only 20 miles away and the rest of North Norfolk is within easy
reach for an ideal day out in your car, over quiet country lanes
all around the coastline. It is a completely unspoilt part of the
country.
Parklands has a special appeal - 14 large detached bungalows, generously
spaced, set in four acres of beautiful quiet parkland away from
traffic noise. Your children are safe here with our large play area
and people of all ages will love our little railway. We are also
the ideal choice for pet lovers and your animal will always be made
welcome.
All the Parkland bungalows have modern kitchens, all equipped
with a fridge/freezer and microwaves.
All bungalows have modern three piece suites.Parklands is in the
village centre and is just a few minutes' walk from a well-stocked
Spar Mini-Market, Allens the butchers, Home made Bakery, Hong Kong
Chinese Take-away, Village Pizza, Fish & Chip shop, ladies' hairstylists
and a Pharmacy. A medical centre and dentist is on North Road.
Hemsby post office is about a quarter of a mile from Parklands.
St Mary the Virgin is a fine old Norfolk flint church combining
both Church of England and Roman Catholic services.
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Pets Welcome at only £10 per
dog per week (max 2 pets)
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Widescreen colour television with
eight channels, Freeview and DVD player
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Safe car parking beside your bungalow
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Large safe play area for children
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Free miniature train and bus rides
around the park
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Extra heating and double glazed for
extra comfort
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Cot and two garden chairs provided
free
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Sundays at Parklands is a favourite meeting place for all
train lovers, especially for the nostalgia of steam trains.
Trains run from 11am to around 4pm, weather permitting. They
also run on Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 10am - 11am
during the summer. Mid-week trains are mainly electric hauled
with an occasional steam loco and run subject to demand. Please
check running times on the blackboard outside reception. The
miniature bus will also run on some mornings. The railway
is the hobby of Don Witheridge and no charges are made for
rides.
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A short walk down North Road you'll find the Kings Head freehouse,
your ideal village pub, with good quality meals at reasonable
prices. The Highwayman Restaurant at Winterton (about a
mile away) offers great value-for-money restaurant meals,
bar meals
and snacks at lunchtimes and evenings. For more information
on eating out, please call at reception and we will be
pleased
to help in any way we can.
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Enjoy a relaxing short break at the seaside for £90
or
£160 for a full week in a premier heated bungalow
at Parklands. Mightstore heating and one free dog included in the price. Free nightstore heating is available to you during the winter months up to April 25th 2009, and from October 17th 2009 to April 24th 2010. For Easter, Christmas, New Year and October half term holidays see main price panel view
price list.
A £10 discount is available on full week holidays for two persons during the Winter months and up to May 23rd 2009, and from October 3rd 2009 to May 29th 2010, also one free dog on these dates excluding Easter, October half term, Christmas & New Year holidays. |
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Your dog is welcome for only £10 per week (max two
pets) However you may bring your dog free during the Winter months up to May 23rd 2009 and from October 3rd 2009 to May 29th 2010 (excluding Easter, October half term, Christmas & New Year holidays). The minature railway runs around the
park and is completely fenced making it safe for children
and pets.
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