Trimingham House Caravan Park

Paston Way

Follows the Norfolk coast linking North Walsham to Cromer through gently rolling farmland, woodland edges and historic villages. Mostly flat with occasional gentle rises, easily managed by families with older children, though the full 22km is ambitious for little ones – consider shorter sections. Dogs welcome on leads through farmland. Highlights include views across the coastal plain, medieval churches, and the chance to spot red kites overhead. Generally good underfoot on field paths and quiet

King Charles III England Coast Path: Sea Palling to Weybourne

Follows the dramatic North Norfolk coastline for approximately 30 miles, weaving past sandy beaches, salt marshes, and the iconic seal colonies at Blakeney Point. Terrain varies from flat, firm beach sections to shingle banks and clifftop paths with occasional gentle climbs. Suitable for families with older children on shorter sections, but the full route's length and some shingle stretches make it challenging for buggies. Dogs welcome year-round but check seasonal restrictions near seal breedin

Trimingham Circular

Loops through this small coastal village with gentle terrain and minimal incline, making it perfect for families with buggies and young children. Dogs welcome on lead through residential areas and field edges. Offers peek-a-boo sea views over the clifftop, glimpses of St John the Baptist Church with its striking round tower, and a taste of north Norfolk's quiet charm—ideal for a quick leg-stretch before or after beach time at nearby Mundesley.

Mundesley Circular Walk

Trunch Circular Walk