Nestled between North Norfolk and The Broads, Alder Country Park is ideally situated for you to explore the vibrant surrounding areas such as -
1. Cromer (5–10 minutes away)
• Cromer is a real gem — a classic Victorian seaside town with a pier, sandy beaches, and charming streets.
• Locals and visitors love the seafood (especially Cromer crab), cliff walks, and relaxed coastal vibe.
• The town also has lovely cafés, vintage shops, and a strong sense of community.
2. Sheringham (15–20 minutes away)
• Another lovely seaside town, with a slightly more rugged charm than Cromer.
• Famous for its heritage steam railway (North Norfolk Railway), clifftop walks, and traditional high street.
• Great for walking, fossil hunting, and enjoying a quieter pace.
3. Holt (20–25 minutes away)
• A beautiful Georgian market town filled with boutiques, galleries, antique shops, and tearooms.
• Feels upmarket and elegant — very popular with weekenders and second-home owners.
• Great base for exploring the coast and inland countryside.
4. Blakeney & Morston Quay (30–35 minutes away)
• Perfect for a peaceful day out. The Blakeney National Nature Reserve is stunning and ideal for birdwatching or seal trips.
• The village is charming, with flint cottages and waterside pubs.
• Morston is where many boats depart for the seal tours at Blakeney Point.
5. Wells-next-the-Sea (35–40 minutes away)
• A gorgeous working harbour town with a vast sandy beach backed by pinewoods and iconic beach huts.
• Has a bustling quay, fish & chips, and independent shops.
• Feels wild and open — a real escape.
6. Felbrigg Hall & Estate (10–15 minutes away)
• A stunning National Trust property with parkland, woods, and gardens.
• Perfect for peaceful walks and picnics. It’s very close to Alder and adds great value for nature-lovers.
7. The Norfolk Coast Path
• This long-distance trail runs all along the coast and is ideal for walkers and cyclists.
• You can join sections near Cromer and Sheringham for breathtaking sea views and clifftop adventures.
Summary for Marketing Angle:
• A peaceful base to explore some of the most picturesque coastal and countryside destinations in Norfolk.
• Close to Cromer’s charm, but tucked away in a tranquil, gated setting.
• Ideal for both active explorers and those who just want to relax by the sea and soak up the scenery.
Owning a Luxury Home or Lodge at our vibrant Alder Country Park is an easy and affordable way to to retreat into nature. With properties available on either a residential or holiday licences, now you can enjoy this stunning location throughout the year.
Residents will be able to take advantage of the fantastic on-site facilities, including a gym, outdoor swimming pool, and the Olive Tree restaurant. You’ll find a fantastic community of like-minded people in a safe, natural setting. Alder Country Park benefits from on-site management, safety barriers, CCTV, and ANPR technology to give you total peace of mind, whether you’re on the park or away from it.
Alder Country Park is located near North Walsham, a market town, flowing with history. The town’s market – runs every Thursday and the area has plenty of high street shops, fantastic bars, and restaurants to offer, all within a short walk of the park. Nestled between the North Norfolk coast and the Broads, the park is ideally situated to explore the vibrant local areas. The Norfolk Broads is Britain’s largest protected wetland, where idyllic towns and villages are surrounded by spectacular scenery. With over ninety miles of coastline, the county is home to six Blue Flag beaches, famous coastal towns like Cromer, and quaint fishing villages.
