Dog-friendly Mundesley and around

Beach SOME LIMITS No dogs today · back OCT

Mundesley Beach

A wide, clean, Blue Flag beach with beach huts, a promenade and sand that runs for a mile at low tide. It is one of the eight North Norfolk beaches with a summer dog order, so between May and September you need to read the signs at the ramps. From October it is a first-rate winter walk with the cliff path above it.

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Sea Lavender East of England · dogs welcome 7 nights from £521

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Merrileas East of England · dogs welcome 7 nights from £586

Lighthouse View Lodge East of England · dogs welcome 7 nights from £370

Woodlark Cottage East of England · dogs welcome 7 nights from £379

2 Church Cottages East of England · dogs welcome 7 nights from £381

Rosemary Cottage Syderstone East of England · dogs welcome 7 nights from £397

Daisys By The Sea East of England · dogs welcome 7 nights from £405

Harling Lodge East of England · dogs welcome 7 nights from £415

Braybrook Cottage East of England · dogs welcome 7 nights from £462

Apple Barn Norfolk East of England · dogs welcome 7 nights from £489

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The Ship Inn

NR11 8BQ

The Ship Inn is a pub on Beach Road, Mundesley. It is listed here so you know it is there, but we have not yet established whether dogs are welcome — so there is no verdict on this page and no stamp. If it is your business, claim the page and tell us, and we will stamp it.

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Beach Hut Cafe

NR11 8BG

Beach Hut Cafe is a place to eat on Beach Road, Mundesley. It is listed here so you know it is there, but we have not yet established whether dogs are welcome — so there is no verdict on this page and no stamp. If it is your business, claim the page and tell us, and we will stamp it.

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New Sage

NR11 8BE

New Sage is a place to eat on Cromer Road, Mundesley. It is listed here so you know it is there, but we have not yet established whether dogs are welcome — so there is no verdict on this page and no stamp. If it is your business, claim the page and tell us, and we will stamp it.

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Rustons

Rustons is a place to eat on Station Road, Mundesley. It is listed here so you know it is there, but we have not yet established whether dogs are welcome — so there is no verdict on this page and no stamp. If it is your business, claim the page and tell us, and we will stamp it.

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Stays · 7 All stays in Mundesley →

Beach House Mundesley

Beach House Mundesley is a place to stay on Beach Road, Mundesley. It is listed here so you know it is there, but we have not yet established whether dogs are welcome — so there is no verdict on this page and no stamp. If it is your business, claim the page and tell us, and we will stamp it.

Hill Crest

NR11 8DG

Hill Crest is a place to stay on Gimingham Road, Mundesley. It is listed here so you know it is there, but we have not yet established whether dogs are welcome — so there is no verdict on this page and no stamp. If it is your business, claim the page and tell us, and we will stamp it.

Oyster Cottage

Oyster Cottage is a place to stay in Mundesley. It is listed here so you know it is there, but we have not yet established whether dogs are welcome — so there is no verdict on this page and no stamp. If it is your business, claim the page and tell us, and we will stamp it.

Sea Lavender

Situated on the north-east coast of Norfolk Mundesley is a pretty Victorian seaside town bursting with tradition and charm as well as boasting beautiful wide sandy beaches beach huts and scenic walks such as the very popular circular walk. Along with a variety of shops pubs restaurants and cafes you are nestled in the Norfolk Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty which provides fantastic walks and is very popular with lovers of wildlife. A short drive will take you to the Norfolk Broads and the popular locations of Holt Cromer Overstrand and Sheringham are also only a short drive away. If it s some retail therapy you re looking for the historic cathedral city of Norwich is also within easy reach. You can t help but be taken back by the sea views as you approach and park up at this stylish bungalow and prepare to unload the car and begin your seaside holiday. Enter the hallway which feels warm and cosy with the soft carpet underfoot before you head toward the open-plan lounge dining and kitchen area. The lounge is a showstopper with clear views out to sea so relax on the comfortable sofa and put the Smart TV on whilst you enjoy watching your favourite show with the sea providing the ideal backdrop. There is a dining table with two chairs for you to enjoy a light snack or dinner which will be prepared in the home-away-from-home-style kitchen which has an electric oven and hob microwave fridge/freezer dishwasher and washer/dryer. The bedroom also has glorious views along with a king-size bed dressing table with mirror and off from the bedroom you have your very own dressing room with drawers and wardrobe. There is a shower room with a shower WC and basin so revitalise your senses before heading out to explore the coastline. At the rear is an enclosed garden with a small patio leading to a gravelled area and outside dining table so take in the sea breeze while you sip on some cocktails and enjoy a spot of al fresco dining. There is private off-road parking for one car. Need to know: 1 king size bedroom. 1 shower room with shower cubicle and WC. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer/dryer. Welcome pack. Smart TV in the lounge. Enclosed garden with seating. 2 dogs allowed. Off road parking for 1 car. Beach and shop with 200 yards.

Seaward Crest Park

Seaward Crest Park is a place to stay in Mundesley. It is listed here so you know it is there, but we have not yet established whether dogs are welcome — so there is no verdict on this page and no stamp. If it is your business, claim the page and tell us, and we will stamp it.

Siesta Mar Chalet Park

Siesta Mar Chalet Park is a place to stay in Mundesley. It is listed here so you know it is there, but we have not yet established whether dogs are welcome — so there is no verdict on this page and no stamp. If it is your business, claim the page and tell us, and we will stamp it.

Stow Mill

Stow Mill is a place to stay in Mundesley. It is listed here so you know it is there, but we have not yet established whether dogs are welcome — so there is no verdict on this page and no stamp. If it is your business, claim the page and tell us, and we will stamp it.

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Pub 4.5 mi DOGS WELCOME

The Gunton Arms

Thorpe Market · NR11 8TZ

In the bar Livestock — leads on

An eccentric, art-hung inn standing in a thousand-acre deer park, where the Elk Room steaks are cooked over an open fire in front of you. Dogs are more than welcome and stay in the designated dog-friendly rooms, with a bed, bowl, shampoo and washing facilities laid on. Book the dog add-on when you book the room.

Stay 4.7 mi DOGS WELCOME

Sea Marge Hotel

Overstrand · NR27 0AB

An Edwardian house built for Sir Edgar Speyer, now a hotel with lawns running out to the cliff path above Overstrand beach. The hotel says plainly that it is dog friendly and that you can bring your dog away with you, though it does not publish which rooms or what it charges. The cliff walk to Cromer starts at the end of the garden.

Pub 4.7 mi SOME LIMITS

The White Horse

Overstrand · NR27 0AB

A village pub on Overstrand high street with eight en-suite bedrooms, some of them dog friendly. Dogs are allowed in the bar, the conservatory and the outdoor areas but not in the main restaurant, so eating together means asking for a conservatory table. Ten minutes' walk from the beach ramp.

In the bar

5.3 MI · LOOP

Overstrand, Sidestrand and Northrepps

Overstrand

5.3MILES

2:35TIME

110mCLIMB

78%OFF-ROAD

Livestock — leads on

Five and a quarter miles and about two and a half hours, out along the clifftop past the slumped ground at Sidestrand and back inland through Northrepps on field paths and a sunken lane. Start at the Overstrand beach car park at the bottom of Pauls Lane, pay and display and small at around fifty spaces, so a summer afternoon usually means the free roadside space up on the High Street instead. The cliff edge here is actively slipping and unfenced, the inland return crosses grazed fields with kissing gates, and the council excludes dogs from the marked area of Overstrand beach and requires leads on the promenade from 1 May to 30 September.

Beach 5.0 mi SOME LIMITS No dogs today · back OCT

Overstrand Beach

Overstrand

Sand and groynes below a low cliff, reached by the ramp at the end of Pauls Lane, with a beach cafe at the top and far fewer people than Cromer two miles west. The centre of the beach is closed to dogs in summer under a council order; the marked zone is small and the sand continues beyond it. Winter here is close to empty.

Beach 5.6 mi DOGS WELCOME Dogs all year

Happisburgh Beach

Happisburgh

Sand below a fast-eroding cliff, with the red-and-white striped lighthouse behind and the oldest human footprints in northern Europe found in the foreshore here. There is no dog control order at Happisburgh, so dogs are free all twelve months. Access is by the ramp at the end of Beach Road, which changes with the cliff.

Off-lead allowed

Pub 6.7 mi DOGS WELCOME

The Red Lion

Cromer · NR27 9HD

In the bar In the dining room Water bowls Treats

A Victorian hotel on the cliff by Cromer church, looking down on the pier. Dogs are welcome in the bar, lounge and restaurant, there is a doggy bar with dog beer, and dogs staying overnight get a bed, bowl and welcome pack plus a sausage at breakfast. The most straightforwardly dog-friendly place to eat in Cromer.

4.6 MI · OUT & BACK

Cromer to Overstrand along the clifftop

4.6MILES

2:20TIME

95mCLIMB

80%OFF-ROAD

Off-lead allowed

Four and a half miles there and back in two and a quarter hours, out along the Norfolk Coast Path east of the pier past the lighthouse and the golf links, dropping into Overstrand for a turn on the promenade before coming home the same way. Start from the Cromer Meadow car park behind the church, the biggest in town and a five-minute walk from the pier; the Coasthopper and the Sheringham train both stop nearby if you would rather go one way. The cliff path is grassy and unfenced with a long drop, dogs can go off lead on the golf-course margin but not on the fairways, and the council bans dogs from the marked areas of both Cromer and Overstrand beaches and requires leads on the proms from 1 May to 30 September.

7.4 MI · LOOP

Cromer, Felbrigg and the Roman Camp

Livestock — leads on Water bowls

7.4MILES

3:30TIME

175mCLIMB

80%OFF-ROAD

Seven and a half miles and around three and a half hours, the one properly hilly walk in Norfolk, climbing off the coast through Felbrigg's woods and parkland to the Roman Camp, the highest ground in the county at 103 metres. Start at Cromer Meadow car park and take the Weavers' Way out of town, or drive to the National Trust car park at Felbrigg, postcode NR11 8PR, and do the shorter parkland half; Felbrigg has water bowls and dog bins at the visitor buildings. Dogs must be on a lead across the whole Felbrigg estate between 1 March and 31 July and in the marked areas at other times of year, sheep and cattle graze the park, and the lake and the woodland streams give a reliable drink.

Beach 6.8 mi SOME LIMITS No dogs today · back OCT

Cromer Beach

Sand and groynes either side of the pier, under the church tower and the cliff-top gardens, with crab boats hauled up on the east beach. This is one of the few North Norfolk beaches with a summer dog exclusion, and it is properly signed and enforced. Out of season it is one of the best winter beach walks in the county, west towards East Runton.

4.8 MI · LOOP

Cromer to East and West Runton

4.8MILES

2:15TIME

70mCLIMB

80%OFF-ROAD

Off-lead allowed

Four and three quarter miles in a little over two hours, west along the beach below the cliffs to the two Runtons and back on the clifftop path, with the chalk reef and the fossil beds exposed at low water. It starts at the Runton Road cliff-top car park in Cromer, pay and display and the closest to the western beach ramp; check the tide before you set off because the beach section is cut off at high water and the only exits are the gaps at East and West Runton. Dogs run free on the sands outside the restricted zones, the rock pools and freshwater seeps give a drink, but the council excludes dogs from the marked areas of Cromer and West Runton beaches from 1 May to 30 September.

Pub 7.2 mi SOME LIMITS

The Cross Keys

Dilham · NR28 9PS

A country pub in the small village above the North Walsham and Dilham Canal, the only canal in Norfolk. Well-behaved dogs are welcome in designated areas, which means the bar and the large patio and outdoor seating, but not the whole pub. The towpath walk from Honing Lock is flat and sheltered in bad weather.

In the bar

Beach 7.8 mi SOME LIMITS No dogs today · back OCT

East Runton Beach

East Runton

The gap beach a mile west of Cromer pier, with a slipway, a beach cafe and sand that joins up with Cromer's at low tide. This one only came under an order in December 2025, so the summer exclusion here is newer than the rest of the coast and worth re-reading. The eastern half of the year is unrestricted.

Attraction 8.3 mi SOME LIMITS

Museum of the Broads

Stalham · NR12 9DA

A volunteer-run museum on Stalham Staithe telling the story of the waterways through boats, eel gear and reed-cutting tools, with steam launch trips from the quay. Well-behaved dogs on a lead are welcome at no extra charge, with water bowls, shaded seating and parking points on the picnic tables. Dogs can go aboard the boats at the helm's discretion, and dog life jackets are available.

Water bowls