Welcome Information

Thank you for choosing us for your nature getaway. Nestled in the heart of the Wendling Beck Project in Norfolk, our cabins offer a perfect blend of wilderness and comfort.

We understand that traveling can be exhausting, so we've taken care of every detail to ensure you can settle in effortlessly. Our cabins are fully furnished with everything you need, including cosy bedding, a well-equipped kitchen, and a private bathroom, to make you feel right at home.

We're committed to making your stay as relaxing as possible. This guide contains all the information you need for your visit. If you have any questions or need assistance, don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to ensure your stay is comfortable and stress-free.

We hope your time with us is both wild and wonderful.

Tom and Laura

info@wildscapesnorfolk.com | Laura - 07747 461678 | @wildscapesnorfolk

Arriving at Wildscapes

Please do not follow the postcode, it will not take you to the right place. Please follow the What3Words to find the exact location.

What3words Larkspur: /tangent.elated.spans 

What3words Teasel: /umbrella.worthy.lifestyle 

Using Google Maps or Waze?

  • Head towards St. Mary’s church Gressenhall, postcode NR19 2QH.

  • Once you get to the church car park, head down the track in the far corner that runs along side the church (barn lane).

  • Take the first left turn (sharp bend). Head through the metal gates. Follow this track alongside the church.

  • When you get to the field, turn right and head towards the woods. Parking for Larkspur is on your left in front of the woods.

  • For Teasel keep going through the wood for 200 metres. Turn right when you come to a gate. Parking for Teasel cabin is next to the cabin.

Coming by train?

The nearest train station is Downham Market, which has regular trains to London. You must take a taxi from the station (roughly 40 minutes). Taxis must be booked in advance.

Taxis:

  • Dereham taxis: 01362 696161

  • Direct taxis: 01362 685504

  • Ace taxis: 01362 853144

Finding your cabin

Both our cabins are self-check-in. On arrival enter through the main gates and follow the signs for your cabins.

Use our What3Words codes for the most accurate location.

You’ll find a secured lock box at your cabin on the wall outside. To get the key, you will need the access code, which is in your booking confirmation email. 

Frequently Asked Questions

  • We have a 2-night minimum stay.

  • At Wildscapes, we want to ensure you have everything you need for a comfortable stay. Our cabins are fully equipped with all the amenities to make you feel at home, including comfortable bedding, a fully equipped kitchen, and a bathroom. You can also enjoy the stunning surrounding views from your cabin’s windows.

    We also provide a bottle of red wine and cake/brownies.

  • Check-in is from 4pm and check-out is at 10am.

    We operate a remote check in and out process. Closer to your time of arrival, we’ll send you a lockbox code to access the key. Details on the check out process will also be provided in your Welcome Pack.

  • Yes, dogs are very welcome with us, however, due to roaming livestock, dogs must be kept on a lead at all times apart from when they are enclosed area around the cabin.

  • Yes, the cabins have electricity but please be mindful and always turn the lights off.

  • Cars are the easiest mode of transport, but Downham Market is the nearest train station. We can recommend taxi firms for the drive .

  • Included - towels, toiletries, dog shampoo and paw cleaner, dog bowls, tea, coffee, oil, salt and pepper, books, cards.

    Facilities- fully equipped kitchen, indoor shower, outside Bath, bbq/oven, super kings sized bed, piglet in the bed linen, wood burner and starter pack of wood, robes and slippers.

  • We have provided portable lanterns for the cabins. These are located on the breakfast bar.

  • The air con remote is on the breakfast bar. Simply press the on/off button and use arrows to set the temperature. The temperature is show on the remote.

  • The water is from a boar hole and looks cloudy when it comes out of the tap but these are just tiny air bubbles. It clears very quickly. It is very clean and safe to drink and regularly tested.

  • The first aid kit is under the bathroom sink. If you use anything then please let us know so we can replace it in time for our next guests.

  • You can find more information on the experiences and how to book on this page here.

  • There is no Wifi in the cabins but there is a dongle.

    1. Always leave a layer of ash at the bottom of the wood burner. This helps get the fire going better.  

    2. Start by placing you logs in the stove. The largest ones at the bottom and the smallest ones at the top. 

    3. Then place your fire lighter on top of the logs. Always use the firelighters to light the stove. Do not use newspaper. 

    4. Next open both vents. These are at the bottom of the stove. To open pull them towards you. 

    5. Now set firelighter off. Leave the door ajar and vents open for 20 minutes to allow the chimney to get hot. Do not close the door too early.

    6. After 20 minutes when the chimney is hot you can close the door.

    7. Add more wood when needed. Do not burn more firelighters once the fire is lit.