Scaldbeck Cottage (Morston)

Sleeps 4 - 2 bedrooms

Sleeping Arrangements: either 1 large twin ensuite or 2 family rooms plus campsite, Price Range £60 for twin or £90 for family of 4, No pets,

Phone: 01263 740188

Please mention the Glaven Valley when calling

B&B and small campsite for 6 tents at the edge of Morston marsh. (No campervans or caravans please.)Situated on the North Norfolk Coastal Path, ideal for Seal trips, Sailing, Bird Watching, Walking, etc.

Ned & Roberta Hamond

Phone: 01263 740188
Fax: 01263 740188
Phone2: 01263 740144

Address:

Scaldbeck Cottage

Stiffkey Road

Morston

Holt

NR25 7BJ

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Scaldbeck Cottage Bed and Breakfast Morston

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ACCOMMODATION
One large twin with ensuite bathroom. Otherwise
Two rooms, twin & double, with ensuite bathroom for family use.

Superb breakfasts with locally sourced bacon and sausages, our own eggs and a wide range of home-made jams and marmalades. Vegetarian options and continental breakfasts also available.

Approved by the North Norfolk District Council Environment Health Commercial Team, 2007

CAMPSITE
Space for up to six, two man tents, making a total of 12 people. £4 pn + £3 pp pn. Four man tent: £8 pn + £3 pp pn. Shower, Toilet, HC separate from Cottage. Cooked breakfasts available by arrangement.

Site rating - FANTASTIC; friendliness rating - CHUMS FOR LIFE, in Tiny Campsites by Dixe Wills, Punk Publishing Ltd 2010

And, for information about BLUEJACKET WORKSHOP - a collaboration of Norfolk artists, makers and antique dealers - look at our webpage on the Glaven Valley website or go to www.bluejacketworkshop.co.uk

Location

Scaldbeck Cottage, traditional brick and flint family home situated on the West edge of Morston Marsh. Two minutes from Morston Quay on the North Norfolk Coastal Path.

Ideal for walkers and bird watchers. Or bring your own boat and launch it on the tide, go Gillie-crab fishing, sunbathe on sandy beaches or mud-slide into the creek.

A quiet place where you can get away from the noise and rush of city life.

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Although Morston doesn’t have a beach as such, there is a bustling quay with plenty of moorings for local boating enthusiasts.
The quay also acts as a departure point for the popular seal trips out to view the seals on Blakeney Point. It is also possible to get a boat from here to Blakeney Point itself, which is one of the most remote and secluded beaches in Norfolk.

The Morston car park has a cafe, and is a good point to set off on walks, either East to Blakeney, or West to the Freshes creek. The village of Morston itself is small, but there is a gallery here and the nearby Morston Hall has a highly recommended restaurant.