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Haybarn near Swaffham
Necton, Norfolk

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Sleeps 1 - 4, 2 Bedroom
Weekly price: £ 390 - £ 1824

Next Available: 10/05 to 13/05/2024

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Book holiday accommodation in Thetford, Norfolk

Going on a self-catering holiday with those nearest and dearest to you is a fantastic way of exploring a completely new area but having home comforts to enjoy as well. There are lots of different types of holiday homes that are available to rent, from baby friendly bungalows with enclosed gardens, to charming cottages on the edge of a village, such as Thetford, that have Jacuzzi baths in them. Some accommodations also welcome dogs, and some even have swimming pools to make your break that extra bit more special. If you are visiting Norfolk with friends and family but are unsure of where to stay, then the market town of Thetford, adjacent to the forest, might be a good choice.

Book country cottages beside Thetford Forest

Thetford is located close to the southern border of Norfolk, south of the enchanting Thetford Forest. There are plenty of things to do in what was once the ancient capital of East Anglia, and its lively market right in the heart of the town is a great place to start. With countless market stalls selling things from flowers and plants to vegetables and burgers, it is a great place to come for a holiday if you want to see what local life is like here.

Take a look at the various cottages, houses and unusual properties that can be rented by the week, or even for weekend breaks. There is something to suit every type of group in the Thetford Forest area. The woodlands offer excellent leisure opportunities so that there is a huge variety of activities for any holiday. Staying in local accommodation means that it does not take long to return to your 'home from home' for a rest to recover from the rope adventures or mountain biking. Help yourself to tea and biscuits or a beer from your holiday home kitchen.

Things to do around Thetford during a self-catering break

Even if you have booked a stay in the most luxurious holiday home in Thetford, you will want to have a series of experiences and interesting encounters. There are lots of museums in Thetford to enjoy, such as the Ancient House Museum set in an oak framed Tudor merchant’s house, or the Dad’s Army Museum which tells the story of the classic BBC comedy.

Other attractions to visit in and around the area include the picturesque Castle Park, perfect to pop into for a nice stroll, and of course the lowland pine forest of Thetford Forest. Thetford Forest is home to walking trails, picnic areas, an adventure playground, cycle hire and a tea room, and there are also special events and live concerts held here throughout the year.

History lovers will enjoy a visit to Thetford Priory. Founded in the 12th century, this English heritage site is home to the remains of the Priory of Our Lady of Thetford, one of the largest monasteries in medieval East Anglia. You can visit the site for free to explore the surviving remains which include the lower walls of the church the 14th century gatehouse.

Another interesting historical site to discover in Thetford is King’s House, King James’ former palace dating from the mid-18th century.
Once you have explored Thetford, you might want to take day trips a bit further afield to other parts of Norfolk. The city of Norwich is a 45-minute drive from the town and is worth visiting for its cathedral and quaint cobbled streets. The coast can also be reached in about an hour, and the resort town of Great Yarmouth is perfect for taking children to with its theme park and golden stretch of sandy beach.

Begin by choosing a holiday home near Thetford

Thetford is home to countless accommodations to rent on a self-catering holiday in Norfolk. You can choose the kind that will make your break extra special, but all come with fully-equipped kitchens and comfortable bedrooms, and you can use your home as a base to discover the delights of the area.