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The Best Sights near Manor Park
Hunstanton, a resort beloved since Victorian times, lies right on Manor Park's doorstep. So get ready for non-stop seaside action!
Here you'll discover all your family's favourites: funfair rides, fish and chips, crazy golf and blossoming esplanade gardens where you can admire dreamy sunsets. Flanked by multi-coloured cliffs, Hunstanton's pebble beach is great for paddling, pony rides and watersports, while nearby Old Hunstanton Beach is a lovely sandy affair.
Wildlife lovers are in for a treat, in addition to Hunstanton's Sea Life and Seal Rescue Centre, there are sights like Snettisham Park, where you can hand-feed farmyard animals and red deer!
Amazing attractions near Manor Park
Sea Life Hunstanton
Meet injured seals and watch them prepare for life back in the wild at this rescue centre that's also home to penguins, otters and sharks!
Snettisham Park
Inquisitive young minds will love a visit to this real working farm, where they'll help the farmer with egg-collecting and feed lambs and red deer!
Hunstanton Watersports
Whether you're looking to ride the waves windsurfing, get big air kitesurfing or master the art of the paddle board this renowned school will help!
Hunstanton
What's a British holiday without a classic day out at the seaside? Tuck into fish and chips, explore rock pools and play vintage arcade amusements.
King's Lynn
Historically one of England's most important ports, King's Lynn is overflowing with character and period charm and it remains a thriving market and festival town.
Sandringham
A country retreat for the Queen and a royal home for almost 150 years, this splendid estate provides a captivating insight into the monarchy.
Beans Seal Trips
Cruise out to the beautiful natural attraction Blakeney Point and come face-to-face with spectacular wildlife - including a whole colony of inquisitive seals!
Dinosaur Adventure
Monsters from ages past have returned at this fabulous fun park, but it's not all ancient adventures, there's lots of contemporary excitement to discover too!
Cley Windmill
An iconic windmill that's synonymous with North Norfolk, visit this historic structure for fabulous food and to explore the evocative marshlands all-around.
Farmer Fred's Adventure Play Barn
A giant farmyard themed soft play area where the kids can climb, slide and swing for energy-burning fun no matter what the weather!
Old Hunstanton Beach
Old Hunstanton Beach offers swatches of sand with panoramic views over The Wash - and is famous for its candy-striped red and white marbled cliffs.
Brancaster Beach
Made for serene summer strolls, autumn ambles and winter wanders, Brancaster is perfect for a walk at any time of year.
Holkham Bay Beach
Holkham Beach is a vast, simple and charming 3 mile stretch of sand providing stunning panoramic views. If you like space to breathe, you'll never feel overcrowded here.
Sandringham
Beginning in the gorgeous Sandringham Country Park, this long and leisurely walk offers a mixture of quiet country lanes and tracks through various villages in the area.
Bircham Newton & Great Bircham
This walking route takes you through and around the quaint village of Great Bircham, providing an insight into several historical features including the Great Bircham Windmill.
Norfolk Coast, Ringstead & the Peddars Way
Featuring both coastal and countryside landscapes, this circular walk follows the footsteps of a variety of historical people from the Bronze Age to the Saxons.
