Hunstanton Reviews

I have spent three separate enjoyable times at Hunstanston. Dont expect blue seas or possible fantastic blue skies even in summer, but the best thing about the place is its honesty. If you, like i, are sick of the commercial touristy resorts, like great yarmouth blackpool, and want something a little bit more sincere then this is the place to ...  Read the complete review

nice place, food is not very good though, except for the tea shops. We bought some TRULY AWFUL fish and chips from Tams Plaice chip shop- it was lunch time too so there was just no escuse for ratty old reheated chips n overcooked dry fish! did they think i was a tourist so i wouldn't come back again anyway? And very expensive too- a small portion £4.50p! - but i wouldn't have minded had they been fit for human consumption! they went straight in the bin. so dissapointing, as we had heard how famed britain is for this dish

Hunstanton, situated on the Wash and almost directly North of London on the map, by about 80 miles, is one of Norfolk's better known seaside resorts. Having reached it's heyday in the Victorian era, and during the time when steam ruled the railways, it is still a popular spot for those who like to spend their holidays on the Norfolk coast. During ...  Read the complete review

For many of us this year for whatever reason, be it credit crunch, rising air faires, environmental consciousness or just a love of a kiss me quick hats and a stick of rock, our holidays will be spent within these shores. Many of you may have favourite places for a variety of different reasons, Bude in Cornwall happens to be mine but coming a ...  Read the complete review

HUNSTANTON IS A GREAT SEASIDE IT HASNT CHANGED IN YEARS IVE JUST BEEN BACK AFTER MOVING BACK TO MARCH SUNNY HUNNY IS OUR NEAREST SEASIDE AS KIDS WE WOULD DRIVE DOWN IN THE EVENING FOR CHIPS ON THE SEAFRONT AND DAYS OUT ON THE BUS WERE JUST THE BEST TO VISIT HUNSTANTON ANYONE REMEMBER THE LADYBIRD INVASION CRUNCH CRUNCH AS YOU WALKED UP THE ...  Read the complete review

Where is it? Hunstanton (or 'Sunny Hunny' as it gets called) is on the coast of North Norfolk, in the East of England - I was always taught at school that it's on the 'bunny's tale' of the country! What's its history? It was the Monaco of it's day! Henry Styleman LeStrange built it in the 1800s as a place to store his name..sorry...as a ...  Read the complete review

Hello, I’m Abbie, this review is going to be about the seaside resort, hunstanton, next to kingslyn, and sandringham on the wash. I am 13 years old, and I have been there every year of my life with my mom, dad, sisters and grandparents. When we go there, we stay at the searls caravan site. You can go there in a tourer caravan, camp ...  Read the complete review

I haven?t written an opinion on Dooyoo for nearly 2 months now (Shock! Horror! LOL), so I thought I would start off again with a seaside review. I love going to the beach and thought I would write about a place I have visited lots of times in my life, and which also reminds me of many memories every time I go back there? ...  Read the complete review

Since purchasing a holiday home in the West Norfolk area, visiting areas around the West Norfolk coast have become commonplace whenever my family and myself visit the local area. However, situated on the A149 is possibly one of the most beautiful and most pleasant seaside towns, Hunstanton (known by the locals as Sunny Hunny), which ...  Read the complete review

Have you been to Hunstanton? The first time that I went was in the late 1970's and was surprised how quiet it was. I went there, with my wife and small son after first visiting Kings' Lynne, one Sunday in May. We had a running family joke for many years about Kings' Lynne, which went, something like, "Went to Kings' Lynne ...  Read the complete review

I wanted to visit the seaside yesterday, so Shane, Scamp (the dog) and packed the car with our coats, drinking water, dog lead and dog food, then set off. The nearest seaside town to our home in Cambridgeshire is probably Hunstanton. Hunstanton is only accessable by road on the A149. It is on the Norfolk coast and is; I think the only ...  Read the complete review

I live just outside King's Lynn, which is about 35 mins drive away from Hunstanton (or "Sunny Hunny" as the locals call it). Therefore, I have been to Hunstanton on many a Sunny weekend, and in the Winter-time, too. My tip is to set out EARLY. You not only miss the traffuc jams on the A47, particulalrly in peak season, but ...  Read the complete review

When I fancy a day out at the seaside I have two choices either Skegness or Hunstanton. Hunstanton is a pretty little seaside resort situated on the West Norfolk coast. It isn't bustling like Skegness, it isn't commercialised. But Hunstanton does have a beautiful clean sandy beach; it has an indoor leisure pool. ...  Read the complete review

An excellent caravan site. We went here through one of the cheapy holidays you get in the Daily papers. It wasn`t our first choice, but we were willing to go anywhere. We did`nt expect to much, considering how little it had cost. We were so suprised when we arrived at Searles, at more so when we see the Caravan. The caravan ...  Read the complete review

Yesterday I went to Hunstanton on a day trip with a coach full of pre-school children. It was pouring with rain and I had visions of a miserable time. However Hunstanton is well equipped to deal with the British weather. My son wanted to see the sharks, so a quick dash was made to the Sea Life Centre Aquarium, where we hunted some down. Having ...  Read the complete review