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Somerleyton | Fritton Lake | Private Hire | Somerleikum 2011

Fritton Lake enquiries:

Stuart Burgess
Fritton Holiday Park, Beccles Rd,
Fritton, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk,
NR31 9HA

Tel: 01493 488288 | Email us

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Fritton Lake & Activities

Opening Dates 2010

Fritton Lake is only open on certain days of the year. Click below to see the Summer 2010 calendar:

Opening Hours

10am – 5pm (last admission 4pm)

Admission Rates

  Daily Season tickets
Adult £6 £20
Child (3 – 15 years) £4 £20
OAP's £3.50 £20
Under 3's Free -
Family
(2 adults,
3 children)
  £55

Prices give daily admission into the park on opening times as shown above.

Visitor information

Visit time:  please allow 3 hours minimum
Train: nearest station Haddiscoe 2.25 miles
Bus Service: available from Great Yarmouth tel: 01502 711109 or www.angliancoaches.co.uk

Dogs

Please be advised that no dogs are allowed except guide dogs

Gift Shop

A range of affordable items are available from the gift shop.


 VISITOR  ATTRACTION QUALITY
ASSURANCE SCHEME 2009

 

Things to do

Fritton Lake has everything you need for a perfect day out by the water! The faciltiies on offer include:

New for 2010

  • Fritton at war display, lakeside picnic area, wi-fi

Wildlife & Nature

  • Fritton lake is a two and a half mile lake surrounded by reedbeds, woodland and beautiful displays of bluebells and rhododendons.
  • Other wildlife regularly seen are kingfishers, dragon flies, butterflies and many other british species.  

Boats

  • Rowing boats (these are included in your admission)
  • 20 minute history and wildlife guided tour aboard the Bittern Boat  (there is a small charge for this) £1.00 Adults and 50p for children.

Childrens Activities

  • Adventure playground
  • Bouncy pillow
  • Forts
  • Wellie trails
  • Assault course
  • Aerial slides for older children
  • Snake Slides

Indoor Barn Activities

  • Nature Area
  • Table Football
  • Pool Tables
  • Table Tennis
  • Air Hockey

Gardens & Nature Trails

  • Formal Victorian gardens
  • Pleasure Gardens
  • Marked trails along the lake
  • Natural woodlands and land for rambling

Golf

  • Nine hole Par 3 golf course open all year round. Ranges from shortest 75 yards to  longest 190 yards
  • Alternatively £3 per round in the summer after paying initial entrance fee.
  • £125 Annual membership with no green fees from 1st April 09 to 31st March 2010
  • £75.00 Seasonal membership with no green fees from 1st April 09 to 6th September 2009
  • Putting green also available, putters can be hired from the boat shed, £3 returnable deposit per set

Fishing

Bank or boat fishing at Fritton Lake throughout the year (hired by the day or half day; likely catches include roach, perch, bream, carp and pike)

  • In the summer open from 10am to 5.00pm
  • In the winter open from dawn till dusk by prior arrangement
  • Please note fishing equipment and bait is not supplied, but bait etc is obtainable nearby at cherry lane garden centre on 01493 488212 or www.cherry-lane.co.uk

Pony Rides

  • Pony rides available most days from the stables; session times vary; please see reception for times; £2 per ride, height and weight restrictions apply.
  • Heavy horse cart rides available occasionally; £2 adults, £1 children; please ask reception for more information
  • For further information please contact Cat on 07747 464775

Refreshments

  • Refreshments are available or relax at Fritton House restaurant.

Disabled Access

  • Wheelchairs are available please telephone to reserve.
  • Grass paths to the lake and gardens are accessible but there is limited access to other parts of the park.
  • Disabled toilets are adjacent to the reception and also at the stable area

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