Driftwood Cabin is a lovely self-contained 1960s 2 bedroom chalet on a quiet holiday site, and it's just a 5 minute walk to the beach. Relax and enjoy this tranquil setting which is ideal for holidays and short breaks, perfect for couples, small families or time for yourself away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Driftwood Cabin offers compact, comfortable accommodation during the summer and winter months. A flame effect stove fire will keep you cosy on chilly evenings. Please note we follow stringent cleaning schedules to ensure the safety of all our guests.
Lovely bright open plan living/dining area for 4 people. TV with DVD player and Freeview. Fully equipped kitchen with microwave/combi oven, double electric hob, George Foreman grill, toaster, slow cooker and fridge with freezer compartment. Relaxing double bedroom with double bed, wardrobe, and dressing table, second bedroom with twin bunks, and hanging and clothes storage space. Shower room includes shower, w.c., hand basin and wall mounted bathroom heater. Ground floor only (i.e. no stairs). Outside is a small patio area with garden furniture. Parking in front of chalet. Welcome tray on arrival. Sorry, no pets allowed in chalet or on chalet site.
Heacham is a pretty coastal village close to the popular seaside resort of Hunstanton. It's just a 5 minute walk to Heacham North Beach, where you will find fish and chips, amusements, a bar and restaurant. Take a leisurely walk on the beach, or just relax, and in the evening soak up the lovely Heacham sunsets. Heacham Village has a varied collection of shops, restaurants and takeaways. Heacham's famous Norfolk Lavendar with it's beautiful scented lavendar fields, hosts a range of visitor attractions for everyone.
The chalet is within walking distance of Norfolk's Wild Ken Hill nature reserve and rewilding site, as featured on Springwatch and Autumnwatch 2021.
The Victorian resort of Hunstanton is a 5 minute journey by car, or a pleasant coastal walk from Heacham Beach. In Hunstanton you will find a beautiful extensive beach and promenade, with funfair, amusements, Sealife Centre, many restaurants and takeaways, theatre, pubs, bars and gift shops.
If you travel further round the coast, you will find more pretty coastal villages and resorts. Birdwatchers, walkers, cyclists and golfers will all be spoilt for choice. Sandringham Royal Estate is also well worth a visit.
