Guidebook for Grimston

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Guidebook for Grimston

Food Scene

Amazing local pub/restaurant - great food. Lovely atmosphere
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Dabbling Duck Great Massingham
11 Abbey Rd
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Amazing local pub/restaurant - great food. Lovely atmosphere
It's just been awarded The Good Food Guide Best Local Restaurant in the East of England. 2016. Close to Burnham Market. 15/20 min drive.
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Duck Inn Stanhoe
Burnham Road
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It's just been awarded The Good Food Guide Best Local Restaurant in the East of England. 2016. Close to Burnham Market. 15/20 min drive.
Great Local Pub with gorgeous food.
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The Crown Inn
The Green
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Great Local Pub with gorgeous food.
lovely local pub, usually busy on a friday night. Good honest pub food
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Rose and Crown Harpley
Nethergate Street
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lovely local pub, usually busy on a friday night. Good honest pub food
Great Food, lovely pub. Be sure to book.
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The Rose & Crown
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Great Food, lovely pub. Be sure to book.
Great HOME COOKED food. Unusual Old Fashion Pub which does great home made food. Good portions. Understated. No cappuccinos but good honest food.
The Anvil Inn
Saint Andrews Lane
Great HOME COOKED food. Unusual Old Fashion Pub which does great home made food. Good portions. Understated. No cappuccinos but good honest food.
Amazing for the whole family. Lovely atmosphere. Great for kids, large outdoor garden, icecream shed, play area etc - Good Pizza
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The Jolly Sailors Brancaster Staithe
Main Road
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Amazing for the whole family. Lovely atmosphere. Great for kids, large outdoor garden, icecream shed, play area etc - Good Pizza

Everything Else

one of our favourite beaches. Turn left after the gold club and it's a bit of a walk but worth it to see the seals in the estuary at Titchwell.
Brancaster
one of our favourite beaches. Turn left after the gold club and it's a bit of a walk but worth it to see the seals in the estuary at Titchwell.

Entertainment & Activities

Great for a rainy day with the kiddies. Sea life centre. Fun Fair etc
Hunstanton
Great for a rainy day with the kiddies. Sea life centre. Fun Fair etc

Parks & Nature

Sandringham's gardens were opened to the public by King Edward VII in 1908, and the Museum by King George V in 1930; Sandringham House was opened to the public at Her Majesty The Queen's wish in her Silver Jubilee year of 1977. There is a great deal to see and do at Sandringham and you may find it helpful go onto the website for a more detailed description. They recommend that visitors allow at least 4 hours in order to get the most out of their time here, and to make the most of the unhurried welcome we offer. The Visitor Centre Restaurant offers a two-course lunch with tickets to visit the House, Museum and Gardens, and many visitors find this a convenient option for themselves or as a gift for somebody else - further details are available on the Restaurant's website. The shops and restaurants at the Visitor Centre are open every day all through the year, apart from Good Friday and Christmas Day.
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Sandringham Estate
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Sandringham's gardens were opened to the public by King Edward VII in 1908, and the Museum by King George V in 1930; Sandringham House was opened to the public at Her Majesty The Queen's wish in her Silver Jubilee year of 1977. There is a great deal to see and do at Sandringham and you may find it helpful go onto the website for a more detailed description. They recommend that visitors allow at least 4 hours in order to get the most out of their time here, and to make the most of the unhurried welcome we offer. The Visitor Centre Restaurant offers a two-course lunch with tickets to visit the House, Museum and Gardens, and many visitors find this a convenient option for themselves or as a gift for somebody else - further details are available on the Restaurant's website. The shops and restaurants at the Visitor Centre are open every day all through the year, apart from Good Friday and Christmas Day.
At least 15 species of dragonfly frequently occur at Roydon and Grimston, including the rare black darter, for which this is one of only two breeding sites in Norfolk. Rare keeled skimmers have also been seen recently. More than 30 species of butterfly have been seen including white admiral, brown argus, and both green and purple hairstreak. 450 species of moth have been recorded and the impressive minotaur beetle is found. Reptiles, including adder, are present. Numerous rare and interesting plants occur, but perhaps the greatest spectacle occurs in August and early September when the site’s prodigious stands of heather are in flower. Many birds frequent the common, with nightjars and woodlarks nesting in good numbers. In winter there is usually a small roost of hen harriers, and occasional merlin are seen. Barn owls and, occasionally, short-eared owls occur. A great grey shrike is seen during most winters. Flocks of linnets breed on the Common, but are often noticed as feeding flocks on Rising Heath.
Roydon Common National Nature Reserve
At least 15 species of dragonfly frequently occur at Roydon and Grimston, including the rare black darter, for which this is one of only two breeding sites in Norfolk. Rare keeled skimmers have also been seen recently. More than 30 species of butterfly have been seen including white admiral, brown argus, and both green and purple hairstreak. 450 species of moth have been recorded and the impressive minotaur beetle is found. Reptiles, including adder, are present. Numerous rare and interesting plants occur, but perhaps the greatest spectacle occurs in August and early September when the site’s prodigious stands of heather are in flower. Many birds frequent the common, with nightjars and woodlarks nesting in good numbers. In winter there is usually a small roost of hen harriers, and occasional merlin are seen. Barn owls and, occasionally, short-eared owls occur. A great grey shrike is seen during most winters. Flocks of linnets breed on the Common, but are often noticed as feeding flocks on Rising Heath.

Essentials

has most things you need for your stay.
Grimston Post Office
1 Massingham Rd
has most things you need for your stay.

Arts & Culture

All sorts of wonderful plays, events, etc are put on here. check the website for specific details
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Alive Corn Exchange
Tuesday Market Place
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All sorts of wonderful plays, events, etc are put on here. check the website for specific details