Lavender Cottage
Located just 4 miles away from the north Norfolk heritage coast, with easy access to nearby RSPB sanctuaries, nature reserves and cycle paths, the central location is a great base to explore all North West Norfolk has to offer.
We place emphasis on high standards of cleanliness and a very Warm welcome.
The cottage was refurbished recently and offers comfortable and well equipped accommodation.
Children and dogs are welcome.
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Mission Lane, Docking, King's Lynn, PE31 8NL, Norfolk
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Nearby Trails
Docking Explorer Cycling Loop
0.65 Miles Away
A 'get away from it all' explorer loop taking you from bustling Burnham Market deep into the Norfolk countryside. Through Stanhoe with its idyllic village pond, alongside Houghton Hall with the white fallow deer herd and then the iconic working Bircham Windmill. A country ride with fine views and the occasional challenging undulation along the way.
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Ringstead Cycle Route
0.65 Miles Away
The route takes in quiet lanes and tracks across a landscape of low chalk hills which afford glorious coastal views. With a pub in the village on the longer Ringstead route, it is perfect for leisurely exploration.
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Bircham Cycle Route
1.71 Miles Away
The route takes in quiet lanes and tracks across a landscape of low chalk hills which afford glorious coastal views. This Bircham route is ideal for families.
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Nelson Loop
1.74 Miles Away
The longest of these cycle routes is something to be savoured. With plentiful options for refreshment at both ends of the route, it’s easy to make a day of it as you explore the rolling landscapes that Nelson himself once knew. Much has changed since the Lord Admiral’s day, but it is easy to see why he gloried in being a Norfolk man.
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Nelson Loop Cycle Route
1.74 Miles Away
This is the longest of the cycle routes and it is to be savoured. With plenty of options for refreshment, it is easy to make a day of it while explore rolling landscapes that Nelson himself once knew. It is easy to see why he gloried in being a Norfolk man.
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