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The Fat Cow, Fakenham — Big Skies, Burgers & The Dreamiest Norfolk Sunsets
Discover one of North Norfolk’s dreamiest summer food stops — The Fat Cow in Fakenham. This seasonal pop‑up sits in a wildflower meadow just minutes from the coast, serving brilliant smash burgers made with local grass‑fed beef, veggie options, soft‑serve ice cream and their own local beers. With picnic tables, festoon lighting, dog‑friendly space and huge Norfolk skies, it’s perfect for families, sunset‑chasers and anyone looking for relaxed, countryside dining after a beach
Sharron Scott
Jun 233 min read


Holt Country Park & Holt Lowes Walk: Woodland Calm, Heathland Skies & a Wildlife Treat
Discover one of North Norfolk’s loveliest walks as woodland calm meets big‑sky heathland at Holt Country Park and Holt Lowes. With peaceful trails, wildlife moments, family‑friendly facilities and plenty for dogs to enjoy, this gentle route blends shaded pines, open heath and quirky surprises like Neil the Snail. A beautiful mix of nature, space and quiet adventure.
Sharron Scott
May 64 min read


A Family Day Out at Pensthorpe Natural Park: A Year‑Round Norfolk Favourite
Pensthorpe Natural Park is one of Norfolk’s best family day‑out destinations, offering wildlife‑rich trails, enchanting gardens, bird hides, adventure play at WildRootz, indoor fun at Hootz House, and year‑round events. With no dogs allowed, it’s a calm, nature‑friendly space perfect for families, little explorers, and anyone who loves discovering the outdoors.
Sharron Scott
Apr 33 min read


Dersingham Bog: A Beautiful, All‑Weather Dog Walk in West Norfolk
Dersingham Bog is the perfect escape if you crave space and quiet. Its wide heathland and sweeping views feel more like the Yorkshire Moors or Dartmoor when the heather blooms. It’s peaceful, atmospheric and wonderfully wild — a place to breathe, wander and enjoy a calm, all‑weather dog walk far from the crowds.
Sharron Scott
Feb 234 min read


A Relaxing Fritton Lake Stay: Woodland Calm & Lakeside Escape
Enjoy a peaceful winter weekend at Fritton Lake with crisp woodland walks, lakeside views and a dog‑friendly escape that feels calm, cosy and wonderfully slow.
Sharron Scott
Jan 103 min read
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