Shrublands popular Café and Tea Garden offers a wide menu of traditional tea-room fayre, light lunches, full lunches (including Sunday roasts)  and resident's evening meals using traditional English and Continental options, also catering for patrons with special dietary needs.

Our ensuite guest accommodation is available on a B&B ( Bed and Breakfast) basis and guest evening meals are available from Wednesdays to Sundays in our Tea Room.  Shrublands also offers packed lunches which are ideal for walkers, cyclists and of course bird watchers who need to spend their days on the excellent bird reserves in the area.

Our Caravan Club Certificated Location is licensed for 5 touring vans and is limited to Members of the Caravan Club only. The 1 acre site is in a sheltered position surrounded by Hawthorne trees with each pitch (minimum width 45ft (14mtrs)) separated by privet hedges giving some personal privacy but still permitting social contact with other members where required.

Shrublands is ideally located for access to all the coastal bird reserves of which Cley and Titchwell (RSPB) are probably the better known. However, within just a few miles the coastal marsh areas including: Weybourne. Salthouse, Blakeney, Morston, Burnham Overy, Burnham Deepdale, Brancaster, Holme-Next-The-Sea, Stiffkey, Thornham and Old Hunstanton also offer superb bird watching opportunities all year. 

With its meandering tracks, quiet roads and designated cycle routes (some pass directly by), the B & B is an excellent starting point for walkers and cyclists alike and the tea room is a welcome stopping break for those passing by.

For those visiting the shrines at Little Walsingham, Shrublands is only one and a half miles away so is ideally positioned to provide a short break with easy access to the Walsingham events. Likewise, Thursford Steam Museum is only a quiet 4 mile drive away and Shrublands is particularly well placed at the end of November and through December, for those attending the famous Christmas spectacular there. Why not make it a short break and visit Holt to see the town's spectacular (but tasteful) Christmas lights.