With so much to see and in a largely rural area, car-parking can
be something of a problem. The roads are narrow: do not try and park on them.
Country lanes are often barely two-cars wide and often winding, whilst the main
A149 is not much wider and is very busy. Below is a list of Car Parks, and other
places where care may be parked. Designated Car Parks, mainly run by the North
Norfolk District Council tend to attract charges of a leat £1, and that may be
for just the first hour.
Hunstanton There is ample
car-parking close to the sea-front. Just drive keeping an eye open for the
Parking signs. (All parks are from the Green southwards)
Old Hunstanton There are car parks
on the cliff-top between Old Hunstanton and Hunstanton itself
Holme-next-the-Sea You should be
able to park near the caraven park close to the beach
Thornham
There is no designated Car Park. If you wish to walk out to the
coast, turn off the road where it is signed to the Lifeboat Inn and carry on
about 3/4 mile. Where the footpath leads off to the left there is a small area
where you park (Please note that Staithe Lane is flooded at High Water)
Titchwell
There is a visitors' Car Park at the RSPB centre.
Brancaster
There is a large Car Park near the Golf Clubhouse near the beach
You can also park at Brancaster Staithe
Burnham Overy Staithe
You can safely park on the grass bank off East Harbour Way.
(Please note that this is one-way from east to west)
Burnham Market
There is free parking around the Green: however Burnham Market
is busy and popular and you will be lucky to find room. Many people now park
along North Street, leading off the east end of the Green.
Holkham
You can park along Lady Ann's Road. It will cost you £2.50, but
provides access to Holkham beach.
Wells-next-the-Sea
There are Car Parks off the Quay and off Freeman Street. Parking
is free on the Buttlands, but again you will do well to find space. There is
also time-limited parking along the south side of Station Road
Morston
There is a large Car Park by the National Trust centre at the
end of Quay Lane.
Blakeney
There is a Car Park on the Quay (Note: this used to be run by
the National Trust: iy is now a District Council Car Park). There are also two
Car Parks off High Street
Cley-next-the-Sea
In the village there is a Car Park off the main road just before
you enter from the direction of Blakeney. There is often space along Holt Road.
For the beach there is a Car Park at ther end of Beach Lane
Weybourne
There is a Car Park down by the beach
Sheringham Park
There is a Car Park at the entrance to this National Trust
property
Holt
There are numerous Car Parks around the town. The largest and
most accessible is the one by Budgen's Supermarket. This only costs 50p per
hour, and shoppers at Budgens can redeem 50p off their purchases.
