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Creake Abbey ruins open every day, free of charge. Café, shops and services open. Visit footer for more detailed information.

 Walk at Creake Abbey

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Creake Abbey, nestling in rolling hills and only 10 minutes by car from the coast, offers locals and visitors a destination for wonderful walks across ancient water meadows.

 
 

Walks

Check the fields opposite the car park for barn owls, keep an eye out for the sheep or cows and you may even see bullfinches, buzzards, English or French partridge and flocks of Pink-footed Geese flying overhead in typical ‘V’ formation. Rare for Norfolk, the walk takes in a viewpoint at a lofty 50 meters above sea level with views towards Burnham Overy Staithe and its harbour, windmill and marshes.

Click below link for a map and directions.

OS Explorer series 1:25000, Number 251, start TF 855 394

We kindly ask that dogs be kept on leads through the meadows where livestock are often grazing.

 
 

What’s On At Creake Abbey

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May’s market celebrates patisserie and baking generally. The market is fortunate to have some of Norfolk’s best bakers in attendance and we draw your attention to the following; Hestia Patisserie in the Grain Store, The Welly Boot Bakery in the Tin Barn, Peppy Neds in the Main Barn (passion fruit cups and lemon meringue tarts pictured) and Cardarelli’s Cakery outside by the pond. All are passionate and dedicated bakers and their creations are sure to brighten your day.