A Day Out at Muckleburgh
Situated on the North Norfolk Coast there is more on offer in this Norfolk gem than you first anticipate. When visiting The Muckleburgh Collection, you will be spoilt for choice for the vast array on attractions on offer for your day out.
Military
Most famously, The Muckleburgh Military Collection is the UK’s largest private military collection is the perfect place to start your day out in Muckleburgh. You can book a tank ride, see a tank demonstration and even go on a military lorry ride! Many of the tanks and vehicles are in working condition.
The displays are awash with historic memorabilia from the war and there is also a café and picnic area for you to enjoy a spot of lunch before you continue your day out in Muckleburgh.
Muckleburgh Hill
After you have finished perusing Muckleburgh Military Collection you can take a walk along Muckleburgh Hill which is a known bird spotting location, so there is perfect opportunity to spot a rare bird or two on your day out in Muckleburgh.
Train Station
Hop in the car and head a few miles down the road to North Norfolk Sheringham Train Station. You do not have to be a train enthusiast to enjoy a ride on a steam train or locomotive through some of the regions stunning surroundings. Don’t forget to grab an ice cream when you get off the train a superb way to mark your day out in Muckleburgh.
Beach
There is no better way to finish your day out in Muckleburgh than with a walk along one of Norfolk’s top-rated beaches as the sun goes down. Sheringham Beach will have you grabbing the camera and capturing the picture-perfect moment for the album. Why not have some traditional fish and chips for supper before heading home?
It has been described as ‘Magic Muckleburgh’, and with so much on offer, we must agree! From tanks, to steam trains, walks through this stunning Norfolk location will be top of your list to return to, so you can have another great day out in Muckleburgh.
While you’re in the area, have a read of our Journal for more inspirational ideas around Norfolk.