Eating out

The Cross Keys, Dilham

Nearly two miles away is the Cross Keys pub that was built in 1730. This picturesque pub, with a large patio area is always a pleasant place to stop, serving superb food both in the bar and in the separate restaurant. Cask ales, ciders and lagers are supplied along with bottled beers.

Cross Keys, Dilham
The Street, North Walsham NR28 9PS
01692 536398
crosskeysdilham.co.uk

10% DISCOUNT

Happy campers staying at Canal Camping enjoy 10% Discount on all food at the Cross Keys Pub located just over a mile from the site.

The Butchers Arms, East Ruston

Situated off the beaten track, this pub is exactly how a pub should be, with both pleasant and friendly bar staff and customers alike. Serving incredibly large portions of tasty pub grub, with a superb selection of drinks available. What more do you need?

The Butchers
Oak Lane, East Ruston, Norwich, Norfolk, NR12 9JG
01692 650 237

Recruiting Sergeant, Coltishall

An award winning pub and restaurant situated in the village of Horstead, near Coltishall, this restaurant is an absolute to delight and has an enviable reputation in the area. The pub is well-known for its food quality, friendliness and attention to detail. The portions are not sparseโ€ฆ so do wear your most loose fitting clothes!

Recruiting Sergeant
Norwich Road, Horstead, Norwich NR12 7EE
01603 737077

The Pleasure Boat Inn, Hickling

The Pleasure Boat Inn is the most celebrated and iconic of all Broadland pubs, with historic links to Royalty, the best views of Hickling Broad, wildlife, fishing and boats galore, and well-loved gardens. They always ensure they have four award-winning cask ales available to satisfy the most discerning beer drinker, as well as a range of lagers and ciders, together with a broad selection of wines. Locally sourced food served lunch and evening.

Pleasure Boat Inn
Staith Road, Norwich NR12 0YW
01692 598870

The Greyhound, Hickling

This traditional village pub in the heart of Hickling is situated seven miles from the campsite, and is extremely family-friendly and happy for dogs to join their owners in the bar, where you will always find a warm welcome. The Greyhound boasts a sun-trap front terrace and WiFi is available throughout the pub free-of-charge. Beyond the bar is a separate dining room and a beautiful, enclosed cottage garden. A charming, proper pub for visitors and locals alike.

The Greyhound
The Green Hickling, Norwich NR12 0YA
01692 598306

The Star Inn, Lessingham

A superb place to stop off after a fun-filled day at the beach. Offering a wide range of home-cooked food with recipes from around the world, including vegetarian meals and our specials board changes daily. On Sundayโ€™s you can feast on traditional roast beef with all the trimmings or a vegetarian alternative. There is a huge beer garden to take advantage of too, with several seating areas available to enjoy the views of the gardens and the scenery. Their ever-popular Beer Festival will be on 18th-20th August 2017 this year!

The Star Inn
School Road, Lessingham, Norfolk NR12 0DN
01692 580510

The Hill House Inn, Happisburgh

This historic building is believed to date back to about 1550 and is recorded to have been a pub since 1610. The Hill Houseโ€™s most memorable moment came in 1905 when Sir Arthur Conan Doyle wrote one of his Sherlock Holmes stories while taking a sabbatical here; the story involves a series of coded messages in the form of stick men and legend has it the idea arose from the son of the landlord and landlady who had created a code in which he communicated with his parents through stick men illustrations in the visitorsโ€™ book. The current owners Clive and Sue Stockton have been at the helm since 1992 and offer even the weariest traveller good food, good beer and a very warm welcome.

Hill House Inn, Happisburgh
Happisburgh NR12 0PW
01692 65000

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