North Norfolk, a picturesque area in England, is known for its beautiful coastline, charming villages, and vibrant community events. During Easter, the region often hosts a variety of family-friendly activities, egg hunts, and seasonal celebrations. Whilst staying on-site at Castaways Beach Resort here are some typical Easter events you might find in North Norfolk:
1. Easter Egg Hunts
• Why not start Easter morning with our children's annual Easter Egg Hunt on-site at Castaways Beach Resort. This annual event has been running for over 20 years and is free to all children staying on-site.
• Many National Trust properties, such as Sheringham Park or Felbrigg Hall, often organize Easter egg hunts for children. These events usually include trails, puzzles and chocolate treats.
• Local farms or attractions like Wroxham Barns or Pensthorpe Natural Park may also host egg hunts and Easter-themed activities.
2. Spring Festivals and Fairs
• Some villages or towns in North Norfolk host spring fairs or markets during Easter weekend. These often feature local crafts, food stalls, and entertainment.
• Holt or Wells-next-the-Sea are popular locations for such events.
3. Easter at the Coast
• Coastal towns like Cromer or Sheringham often have Easter-themed events, including beach activities, crabbing competitions, or seaside walks. Cromer Pier have Easter Sunday Events such as live music, free arts and crafts and traditional Punch and Judy shows.
• The North Norfolk Railway (Poppy Line) sometimes runs special Easter-themed train rides, which are great for families.
4. Church Services and Celebrations
• Many historic churches in North Norfolk, such as St. Peter and St. Paul’s Church in Cromer or Binham Priory, hold special Easter services, including sunrise services on Easter Sunday.
5. Easter Dining
• Many pubs, restaurants, and cafes in North Norfolk offer special Easter menus, often featuring local produce. Here at The Cliff Top Inn we have our fabulous Easter Sunday Carvery with an easter treat afterwards. Booking in advance is recommended, especially in popular spots like Blakeney or Burnham Market.
6. Nature Walks and Wildlife Events
• The Norfolk Wildlife Trust or local guides may organize Easter-themed nature walks, particularly in areas like Cley Marshes or Holkham Nature Reserve, to celebrate the arrival of spring.
Tips for Visiting:
• Check local event listings or websites like Visit North Norfolk or specific attraction pages for updated event details.
• Some events may require pre-booking, especially if they are popular or have limited capacity.
• Dress for the weather, as North Norfolk can be breezy, especially along the coast.
If you’re planning a visit, it’s a good idea to confirm event details closer to the date, as schedules can change. Enjoy your Easter in North Norfolk! 🐣
