Modern 6 Berth Static Caravan, Hunstanton

This six-berth static on Manor Road sits a little way out of Hunstanton itself, and it is set up for dogs more thoughtfully than most caravans of its type. Guests travelling with dogs report finding poo bags and washing-up liquid already in the van alongside a booklet of dog-friendly places in the area, which saves the usual first-morning hunt for somewhere that will let the dog inside. They also report not being charged extra for the dog, though that is worth confirming with the owners when you book rather than assuming.

The van is let as a whole unit in a quiet spot, and cleanliness and equipment levels draw consistent praise - people describe turning up and realising they had over-packed, because everything was already there. The quiet setting means fewer neighbours to disturb, which matters if your dog announces every passer-by.

Hunstanton is a good base for a dog. It is the one west-facing resort on this stretch of the Norfolk coast, so it gets the sunsets over the Wash, and the beach below the striped cliffs runs for miles at low tide. The coast path north towards Holme and Thornham gives you proper walks straight off the sand. Seasonal dog restrictions apply on the main resort beach through the summer, as they do along most of this coast, so check the current rules before you travel.

Two practical notes. The steps up into the van are steep, which matters for an older or short-legged dog, and the beds draw repeated criticism for comfort. Guest feedback also includes dog hair left from previous stays and a deck that had not been swept, so give the van a look over when you arrive. With a 4.5/5 paw rating, this one suits dog owners who want a quiet, well-stocked base for a beach and coast-path holiday, and who will trade a firm mattress for the position.