Brick Kiln Barns

in the heart of the Norfolk Broads

Dogs are welcome and stay free

We welcome 2 dogs per cottage and we don't charge extra for them.  

Got more than 2? 

We are happy to accommodate more depending on size and breed.  Please contact us with your requirements.

Dogs are allowed in every room of every barn.

We have leather sofas throughout and dogs are welcome to snuggle up with you.  All we ask is that you bring your own clean throws for them.

If you want your dogs on the beds please bring your own bedding as getting those paw prints off our white bed linen is very difficult.

We also ask that you bring your own dog towels (please note that leaving our high quality, fluffy white towels meant for guests covered in muddly paw prints and grass will likely incur an additional cleaning/replacement fee).

Enclosed gardens and an additional exercise field

Each of our cottages has its own fully enclosed garden and we have an additional communal grassed field (not enclosed) for play and exercise - don't forget to fetch the ball! 

Wheelwrights has a combination of 3, 4 and 6 foot fencing.

The Long Barn has a combination of 4 and 6 foot fencing.

No. 1 and No. 2 both have 3ft picket fencing and gated entry directly onto our additional field area, Pawfect for a game of fetch between hot tub soaks.

Walkies!

You won't be short of options for walkies.  We've got walks direct from the barns from the once round the block to the 7.7km Dilham and North Walsham Canal Circular which is popular with our guests.  This can easily be extended to take in the section of the 61 mile long Weavers' Way from Tonnage Bridge to Honing Bridge.  

On another day you can join the Weaver's Way at Honing Bridge one and half miles from the barns and walk towards North Walsham or Stalham.

On a hot day head for the 273 acres of shade provided by Bacton Wood for off leading walks just 4 miles away.  

To really cool off nothing beats a paddle in the North Sea and there are miles of golden sandy coastline where 4 legged companions can do just that with the beaches between Horsey Gap and Happisburgh all within a 20 minute drive.  Alternatively, opt for walking a cliff top section of the 83 mile long Norfolk Coast Path.

Mucky paws from all that paddling?

No problem, grab the shampoo and head to the Pooches' Paw Wash on the end of The Long Barn.  

All spruced up and ready for another outing? 

Head to the village pub a 10 minute stroll away where dogs are welcomed in the bar and garden.