Fritton Lake Woodland Lodges
- Proprietor Somerleyton Estate
- Address Beccles Road, Fritton, Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, NR31 9HA
- Telephone 0845 123 6333
- Website Visit Website
- Season Open all year
How to get there
By Road:
From Norwich (30mins) - on the B1074, 5 miles NW of Lowestoft, 7 miles SE of Great Yarmouth (A143).
From London (2.5 hours approx) - take the M11, A11 towards Norwich, take the A146 tom Lowestoft and then A143 Beccles Road towards Great Yarmouth, then bear left on to Church Lane.
By Rail: Somerleyton Station is 1.6 miles away
Nearby
- Cycle hire
- Fishing
- Golf
- Horse Riding
- Snooker/Pool
- Bar / Pub
- Restaurants
- Nature Trails
- Features
- Holiday homes (owned)
- Holiday homes (for rent)
- 50 Lodges (owned)
- Lodges (for rent)
- Bar
- Restaurant
- Children's play area
- Pets allowed
- Disabled access
- Parking
- Family park
- Gated community
- No smoking accommodation available
- Hot tubs available
- Wireless internet
- Fishing (lake / loch)
- Golf (full size)
- Warden/Manager on site
- CCTV
Other Facilities Private Beach
Horse Riding
Rowing Boats
Lake for fishing & sailing
Activity Barn
Adventure playground
Fritton House Hotel & Restaurant,
9Hole Golf Course
Special Offers OPEN WEEKENDS: We have Open Weekends coming up within the next few months at Fritton Lake. Please see these dates below:
Friday 18th - Sunday 20th November 2011
Friday 9th - Sunday 11th December 2011
You don't have to wait until then to come and visit us, we are open 7 days a week, but please do try and call before you arrive for an appointment, to avoid any disappointment.
Owner's Description
Fritton Lake is beautifully situated within the extensive and celebrated grounds of the Somerleyton Estate on the Norfolk/Suffolk border, family home of Hugh Crossley, son of the present Lord and Lady Somerleyton.
The lodges also benefit from the immediate proximity of the two mile long Fritton Lake, regularly applauded by visitors and guide books alike as one of the most beautiful expanses of water in the East Anglia.
The Somerleyton Estate, purchased by Sir Francis Crossley in 1863, is still privately owned and the present Lord Somerleyton's son Hugh, maintains elegant and historic Somerleyton Hall as the family residence. Sir Francis built the first woodland lodge next to Fritton Lake in 1864 and more recently so has Hugh, testament to generations of enjoyment the Crossley family have had and which now your family can share.
The estate covers around five thousand acres of entertainment including miles of footpaths, the River Waveney, The Duke's Head free house, Somerleyton Hall & Gardens as well as Fritton Lake and its particularly attractive country surroundings.
These details were last updated on Wednesday 2 November 2011
