Only 5 minutes across the park is the beach. There are several access points. Once on the beach heading west you can walk all the way to Cromer if so desired or via the coastal path. (8 miles)

 There is  Café at Trimmingham and further on facilities in Overstrand. The beach cafe has reopened with new owners offering hot and cold drinks with a shop offering typical seaside items. Deck chairs and windbreaks can be hired from the shop .

 The park itself has a children’s play area, an outside gym and mini golf.  

There is a golf club to the west of the village. It has a good standard nine hole course which offers the ability to play eighteen from different tees. It has a driving range. Non-members are welcome, booking is advised as it is very busy in the summer. There is a bar and restaurant.  www.mundesleygolfclub.com The Royal Cromer Golf Club offers a high standard 18-hole course. Details can be found at www.royalcromergolfclub.com. 

The village has a selection of shops around the house including a butchers across the road beside the free car park, a chemist, green grocer and post office (right next to the house) , a Spar (200m towards the coast on the High Street) and a Tesco Express on the way out of the village towards Overstrand. There is a fresh fish outlet on the free car park and on the pay and display car park on the sea front. The petrol station is next to the Tesco extra heading west from the village on the coast road towards Cromer. 

North Walsham has a Waitrose and Sainsbury’s plus a small shopping area in the centre of the town.

Further afield The Norfolk Broads can be accessed at several places, the main departure point being Wroxham. Day boats are available with facilities on board. Closer to Mundesley boats can be hired from Richardson’s Holidays at Stalham (20 minutes from Mundesley) 01692 581522.  

To the East of Mundesley there are many places to visit from the Light House at Happisburgh, the seals at Horsey, Potter Heigham on the Broads.

Norwich is just 40 minutes away by car with a fine choice of shopping, museums and restaurants. Trains also run regularly from North Walsham taking about 25 minutes to Norwich. Cromer along the coast is a very popular seaside resort with traditional attractions and the now famous pier (BBC 1 Christmas channel ident 2018). Again, a fine range of shops restaurants, the beach and of course the crabs!

Further round, Sheringham (25-minute drive), Holt (25 minutes) Holkham (45 minutes) Wells (45 minutes) and Blakeney (40 minutes) are all worth a visit. The beach at Holkham is always topped off with a visit to the Victoria pub. The driving times assume normal conditions, the A149 can get very busy however taking the A148 and then cutting back to the coast can save some time when driving to the western coastal places.