Woodlands Caravan Park is situated
in a pleasantly wooded site in the
most historical and beautiful
conservation area of Norfolk. It is
ideally placed for the North Norfolk
Coast and has extensive onsite
facilities including a leisure club with
25m indoor swimming pool, gym and
six rink indoor bowling green
North Norfolk
Coast
Holt Road, Upper Sheringham, Norfolk NR26 8TU
Tel: 01263 823802
www.woodlandscaravanpark.co.uk
YOUR NORTH NORFOLK RAILWAY SUMMER
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Fishing boats on the beach at Sheringham.
WANDER along the pebbled beach
at Sheringham and you will see the
fishermen's boats and crab pots
there -- a scene that has probably
not changed much in a century.
For Sheringham most definitely exudes nostal-
gia, with a blend of Edwardian and Victorian
houses, narrow streets
and old-fashioned
family entertainment.
Add the North
Norfolk Railway, which
can literally transport
you back to the golden
age of steam trains,
and you have a real mix of ingredients for a tra-
ditional family holiday.
For family fun there is the Splash leisure pool
with its giant water slide, paddling areas and sun
terraces, where the temperature is guaranteed to
be tropical, whatever the conditions outside.
And a visit to the National Trust's Sheringham
Park is worthwhile, especially in late May and
early June when the rhododendrons and azaleas
provide a colourful spectacle.
Sheringham Carnival Day takes place on
Wednesday, August 5. Carnival events run from
Sunday, August 2 to Sunday, August 9.
Sheringham Little Theatre will again be pre-
senting a summer repertory season. The box
office can be contacted on 01263 822347. The
theatre is open all year, with theatre, films, exhi-
bitions, children's shows, comedy music and
workshops.
The men of the origi-
nal community in Upper
Sheringham, a mile or
so inland from the
coastal resort, made
their living from the sea,
launching their boats
from the slopes of Sheringham Hythe.
As trade grew, the community expanded and
boat-building became another local industry.
Whelking was a major industry in the early
1900s. The fishermen's noisy beach auctions
were a colourful scene until the 1930s but
Sheringham never became a major trading port
-- probably because of the lack of a sheltered
harbour. But by this time Sheringham had grown
into a popular holiday
resort with the help of
its train link, and has
remained so ever
since.
Tourist Information
Sheringham Tourist Information Centre,
Station Approach, tel 0871 200 3071.
Market Days: Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Early Closing: Wednesdays.
Salty taste of
yesteryear
* Conditions apply. North Norfolk Railway plc, Sheringham Station, Norfolk NR26 8RA
LIVE STEAM � LIVING HISTORY
ENJOY YESTERDAY TODAY!
2009 SPECIAL EVENTS
May 23 � 25 Altogether Now! Kids help run
the railway
July 5 Vintage Transport Day
July 17, 18 & 19 8th North Norfolk Railway
Beer Festival
Sept 4, 5 & 6 Grand Steam Gala
Sept 19 & 20 The famous `40s Weekend
Oct 24 & 25 Altogether Now! Kids help run
the railway
NEW! The North Norfolkman Sunday lunch trains on March 22,
April 26, May 3, June 7, July 12,August 2, 16 and 23.
NEW! The North Norfolkman evening dinner trains on June 13,
July 4,August 8.
Murder Mystery wine and dine trains on June 27, Sept 12 and 26,
Oct 10 and 24, Nov 28.
G Three original Victorian stations
G Historic full-size steam engines
G Giftshop and buffet at Sheringham station �
refreshments at other stations
G William Marriott railway museum at Holt station
G Steam trains most days from 4th April to end-
October � every 45 minutes in high summer
G Car park at Holt station, just off A148 at High
Kelling, public car park by Sheringham station
Visit www.nnrailway.co.uk, pick up a timetable/guide from the Leisure Target racks, or call 01263 820 800
NORTH NORFOLK RAILWAY
THE BIG VALUE DAY OUT
All day hop-on, hop-off Rover tickets.
Adult �10.50, senior citizen �9.50, child 5-15 �7.00,
child under 5 FREE. Dogs and cycles �1.
NEW family Rover (2 adults + 2 children or 3 adults
+1child) at �35 includes a �5 voucher to spend
on refreshments or in the giftshop.*
Take the steam train on a seaside spectacular
along the coast from Sheringham to Weybourne
and up through the heathlands to Holt.

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