A partially thatched barn conversion overlooks spacious, fenced lawns with an outdoor dining area. Discover Country Cottages in Acle Within The Norfolk Broads. Image credit: Thatch Barn

Find My Favourite Holiday Cottages in Acle

There are a variety of holiday cottages in Acle, a charming market town in Norfolk close to the Norfolk Broads. A fine choice of visitor attractions in the surrounding area will keep visitors entertained during their holidays from riverside walks and boat trips to pubs and day trips to the seaside.

Exterior of a large rural holiday cottage surrounded by lawns.
Thatch Barn, Acle
Burlingham Green
Norfolk
England
Sleeps
8
Bedrooms
4

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Thatch Barn is a charming holiday home in Acle on the edge of the picturesque Norfolk Broads. This inviting retreat can accommodate up to eight guests, making it the perfect choice for families or groups looking to escape to the country. The cottage has been lovingly restored to retain many original features, while also offering a modern and comfortable atmosphere. With its scenic countryside location, Thatch Barn provides a peaceful and relaxing base for coast and countryside holidays in Norfolk.

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a wooden eco-lodge with a wide deck overlooks a lawn in a pine-woodland clearingg
The Pine Lodges, Clippesby
Clippesby
Norfolk
England
Sleeps
6
Bedrooms
3

Tucked away along their own woodland track and with private parking, these distinctive detached lodges benefit from the facilities of the Clippesby Hall family holiday park in Norfolk. They simultaneously combine a sense of separateness and peaceful relaxation. Pets are welcome.

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Here are a few suggestions of ways for visitors to fill self-catering holidays in Acle with memorable days out.

  1. Visit St Edmund's Church: This beautiful 14th-century church is located in the heart of Acle and features stunning architecture and a peaceful atmosphere.
  2. Walk along the River Bure: The River Bure runs through the heart of Acle and is a popular spot for fishing, boating, and walking. Take a leisurely stroll along the riverbank and enjoy the beautiful scenery.
  3. Enjoy a pint at one of the local pubs: Acle is home to several traditional pubs, including the Kings Head and the Bridge Inn.
  4. Take a boat trip on the Broads, a series of interconnected rivers and lakes that offer some of the best boating opportunities in the UK. Hire a boat and explore the Broads at your own pace or join a pleasure boat cruise for a guided tour of the Broads by water. Book dayboats boats at Bridgecraft.
  5. Take the kids to BeWILDerwood, a fun and interactive adventure park for children and adults alike. The park features treehouses, slides, swings, and zip wires, as well as storytelling and craft activities.
  6. Enjoy days on the beaches at Great Yarmouth. This popular seaside resort located just a few miles from Acle will appeal to all the family. It offers a range of traditional seaside holiday attractions, including amusement parks, museums, and a beautiful beach.
  7. Explore Norwich, a historic city with a stunning cathedral, a castle, and a range of museums and galleries. There are also plenty of shops, restaurants, and pubs to explore.
  8. Explore Thrigby Hall Wildlife Gardens: Thrigby Hall is a wildlife park that is home to a range of exotic animals, including tigers, red pandas, and meerkats. There is also a play area and a cafe on site.
  9. Visit Wroxham Barns, a family-friendly attraction that features a range of activities, including pottery painting, animal petting, and a mini golf course. There are also shops selling local crafts and gifts.
  10. Go inside Horsey Windpump, a restored windmill managed by The National Trust that offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside. You can climb to the top of the windmill and learn about its history.
  11. Cycling in the Norfolk Broads: If you enjoy cycling, visit the Norfolk Broads Cycling Centre. It offers bike hire and a range of cycle routes that take you through the beautiful Norfolk countryside.