Entries in Wighton - holiday cottages, businesses, community information etc.
Holiday Cottages and Self-Catering in Wighton
Self catering Holiday Accommodation and Cottages in Norfolk. Self catering apartments, flats, annexes and barn conversions for a peaceful Norfolk country holiday.
Norfolk Bed and Breakfast, serviced accommodation. Friendly B&Bs, local and family run.
Norfolk Self Catering accommodation and Holiday Cottages ideal for couples looking for a holiday, a weekend away or a short break.
Pet Friendly Self Catering in Wighton
Holiday Cottages that welcome pets and those that have special facilities for animals - dogs, cats.etc.
Bed and Breakfast B and B with WiFi Internet access in Wighton
Bed and Breakfast, Guesthouses with wifi and broadband internet access
Child Friendly Holiday Cottages in Wighton
Child friendly cottages and baby friendly cottages providing facilities for children and babies
Pet Free Holiday Cottages in Wighton
Norfolk Holiday cottages that are completely pet free at all times
4 Star and 5 Star Holiday Cottages in Wighton
Luxury Holiday Cottages and Self Catering Accommodation in Norfolk that has been awarded 4 or 5 Stars by Enjoy England or The AA
Cycle, Bicycle and Bike Hire, Sales & Repair in Wighton
Fabulous countryside for cycling - hire a bike and really enjoy your bicycling holiday
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Wighton
Just 3 miles from the seaside town of Wells-next-the-Sea, Wighton is in a great location to explore North Norfolk. Wighton has its own Art Gallery at the Old School House, and also a post office, tea room and The Carpenters Arms pub which serves food and drinks. Wighton is also not far from the Pilgrimage destination, The Shrine at Little Walsingham.
Wighton has holiday cottages to rent and also offers Bed and Breakfast in the village and it a great place for a holiday in North Norfolk..
The Wighton Scarecrow Festival takes place over the Saturday, Sunday & Monday of the first May Bank Holiday. This event has become a high point in the Norfolk calendar and attracts thousands of visitors, including holiday- makers now making it an annual pilgrimage to the event. There are varied exhibitions and a scarecrow café to enjoy, as well as, scarecrows in many of the gardens and public areas. The Children’s competition is always on the common on the Sunday afternoon. All events are free and open to all visitors & locals.
The Wells to Walsingham light railway passes the outskirts of the village on, what was, the old main London line and can still be used to get to and from Wighton at Seaton’s Halt.
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