Sunny Hunny Manor Park Caravan, Hunstanton

Sunny Hunny is a privately let caravan on Manor Park, a holiday park off Manor Road on the edge of Hunstanton on the north-west Norfolk coast. Its main draw for dog owners is position: the beach, the shops and the park's own pool and entertainment are all within a walk, so a short break here needs very little driving.

No pet charge or limit on numbers is published on the property's booking listing, so confirm both with the owner before you travel. Guests travelling with dogs describe the caravan as well equipped and easy to settle into, and it is let with a key box for self check-in, which is useful if you are arriving late with a dog in the car rather than waiting on a reception desk.

The thing most worth planning around is the beach itself. Hunstanton restricts dogs on parts of its main town beach through the summer season, and dog owners have arrived expecting to walk there and found they could not, while others visiting outside those months had no trouble at all. The restrictions apply to marked sections rather than the whole coast, so check which stretch you intend to use before committing to a summer week. The park itself keeps designated dog-walking areas, so there is somewhere to go on the doorstep either way.

The caravan divides opinion more than the location does. Plenty of guests describe it as clean, comfortable and homely, but it is a dated unit, and a shower that needs updating, an oven door that needs attention and general wear turn up often enough to count as a pattern rather than bad luck. Cleanliness has been the sharpest complaint of all: a previous guest's dog hair left in the carpets, alongside marks on the bedding, has been reported by a party arriving after them. That is the kind of failure that lands harder in a let which takes dogs, and it is worth a proper look round on arrival.

One practical note for the door. The caravan opens straight out onto the pitch with nothing in between, so a dog that bolts needs holding while you get the key in.

It suits owners after a well-placed, good-value base for a Norfolk coast break who will check the seasonal beach rules first, rather than anyone expecting a recently refurbished caravan.