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🏡 Self-Catering Cottage 🐾 Pets Welcome

The Links Chalet Park - Bluebird Chalet

North Norfolk

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Photo: Roy Baser

Couples and small families will find Bluebird Chalet works well for a coastal break. The property sits on ground level within a maintained chalet park, a short walk from the beach and the village. Two bedrooms—one with a double bed, one with bunks—and a shower room serve four guests. The open-plan living space has a dining area and television; the kitchen is fitted with an electric cooker, microwave and fridge for self-catering. One dog or cat stays free. Wi-Fi, bed linen, towels and heating are included, and there is private parking on site.

The location puts you within reach of both quiet seaside time and active Norfolk exploration. Walk to the beach for sand and shingle, or travel inland to the Norfolk Broads for boat trips, or drive to Cromer's pier and amusements, Bewilderwood, or the historic estates at Felbrigg, Blickling and Holkham. North Walsham railway station connects to Norwich and further afield. The village has restaurants and pubs nearby. Smoking is not permitted.

Sleeps & rooms

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4
Sleeps
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2
Bedrooms
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1
Bathroom
🐾
Entire place
Pets welcome

What's on offer

Pets stay free Coastal Wifi Car parking on site

Check-in & check-out

Arrive after 15:00 Depart before 10:00

🚭 No smoking, please

What guests say

Adrian Case

A bit retro but tranquil and peaceful and well equipped. Ideal as a base to explore Mundesley and North Norfolk like Sheringham and Cromer. Not too far from Wroxham or Norwich either by car.

a year ago · via Google

Tim Elliston

Quiet, clean, and well maintained chalet park. A couple of minutes walk, and you are on the beach. Plenty of walks through woodland and coun̈tryside. Two minutes to a well stocked Tesco Express.

a year ago · via Google

Alfie Attree

Have been coming here for 12 years, we play catch with a small tennis ball with my son, never ever have been a complaint and we play right outside the challet that we own. Today was told to move over towards where we’re more likely to hit a chalet? Into the large pitch of grass? We’ve never even thrown near a chalet out of all the times me and my son have played, however today was instructed not to play catch… confusing. I would reccomended however the new caretaker is a no no, let people have there fun, yes with a limit such as throwing a ball AIMLESSLEY, however I am sensible and ensure there’s no way we can hit a chalet, ridiculous and have ruined our family fun. Cant believe that you can’t even play catch with a tennis ball these days . What have we come to.

2 years ago · via Google

Richard Richard

Lovely and quiet...would be 5 star but a dog problem. Our daughter, who like a lot of people find dogs intimidating was set upon by a huge dog, very upsetting, ruined her stay. ....dogs running around, apparently there is a rule that dogs must be on a lead but, no one bothers.

3 years ago · via Google