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Weybourne Cottages
The fishing village of Weybourne is situated on the AONB designated coast of North Norfolk. Weybourne's deep waters make it popular amongst anglers and the surrounding countryside is criss-crossed by paths well-suited to nature lovers and ramblers. Notable attractions within the town include a charming country inn, a village shop and a fine restaurant.
Weybourne, originally known as Wabrume also has a selection of historical landmarks including the remains of an Augustinian Priory. Weybourne Camp is another site of historical interest and was used as a practice firing range for anti-aircraft batteries during the Second World War.
The North Norfolk Steam Railway runs from Sheringham to Holt, via Weybourne. The well-preserved station includes a shed for locomotives and a carriage repair and maintenance centre. Weybourne station dates back to 1900 and is very close to the town centre. The railway runs for a 10 miles and affords passengers some wonderful views of the Norfolk countryside.
The magnificent Sheringham Park, with its beautiful gardens and scenic country paths is another major attraction and is only a few miles from Weybourne. The 'Muckleburgh Collection' is also worth seeing and consists of the largest private collections of tanks and military vehicles in the UK. For information about Weybourne cottages see the details below.
