Woodhill Park is perfectly situated to explore a variety of exciting local attractions. Golf enthusiasts will find plenty to enjoy with nearby golf courses such as the Royal Cromer Golf Club, which boasts a challenging cliff-top course offering stunning views over the North Sea. Nature lovers can head to the Norfolk Broads, just a short drive away, where they can enjoy scenic boat rides, birdwatching, and peaceful walks in this unique wetland landscape. For an unforgettable wildlife experience, seal trips from nearby Blakeney or Morston Quay allow visitors to get up close to the fascinating grey seals that inhabit the area. The area surrounding Woodhill Park is also home to beautiful beaches, where you can relax, swim, or enjoy a leisurely stroll along the coast.

Just a short drive away, Cley Marshes offers a stunning nature reserve where birdwatchers can observe a wide variety of species in their natural wetland habitat. Nearby, Titchwell Marsh is another excellent spot for wildlife enthusiasts, with its beautiful saltmarshes and bird hides offering fantastic views of migrating birds. For those interested in Norfolk’s rich heritage, the Deep History Coast provides a unique journey through ancient geological history, with opportunities to explore cliffs and beaches where prehistoric fossils have been uncovered.

The area surrounding Woodhill Park offers a wealth of historical and cultural attractions, perfect for history enthusiasts. Cromer Museum is a must-visit, showcasing the town’s rich maritime heritage, including exhibits on Cromer’s lifeboat history, local geology, and coastal culture. For a journey through Norfolk’s transport past, the North Norfolk Railway offers a charming experience. Visitors can ride vintage steam trains through the beautiful countryside, reliving the days of the region’s railway history. A short walk from the town center, the Cromer Pier is another iconic landmark. This historic structure is not only a picturesque part of the town but also houses the Cromer Pier Pavilion Theatre, where visitors can enjoy live performances and the famous Cromer Pier Show. Together, these museums, railways, and the pier provide a fascinating glimpse into the region’s heritage and make for a delightful day out near Woodhill Park.

When staying at Woodhill Park, you’ll find plenty of excellent food and drink options in both Cromer and nearby Sheringham. A local favourite is Rocky Bottoms in West Runton, known for its fresh, locally sourced seafood, including the famous Cromer crab, served with stunning views of the coast. If you’re craving fish and chips, head to No.1 Fish Shop in Cromer, which is celebrated for its perfectly battered fish and crispy chips, a must-try for any visitor.

In Sheringham, Fat Ted’s Street Food is a must-try, offering a delicious and diverse range of street food with a fun, vibrant atmosphere. You’ll also find a great selection of dining options, including The Crown Inn which offers hearty meals and a welcoming atmosphere, perfect for enjoying Norfolk ales and classic pub fare.