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A happy family resort with a super beach Great Yarmouth, the Norfolk Broads, Lowestoft & Norwich are within easy reach.
| THE CAST OF THE OLD TYME MUSICAL HALL
WELCOME YOU TO GORLESTON-ON-SEA PAVILION THEATRE AND ALL THE FUN OF THE
SEASIDE AT A TRADITIONAL FAMILY
RESORT.
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Renowned for its sands Gorleston is in a bay between Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft. Left is a view to the south and right to the north.
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Built in 1927 our yacht pond is one of the last to remain. The boat club meet here some evenings in the summer. Bouncy castle and trampolines for the children right in the centre of this relaxing family resort with ample free parking.
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For the children their own play area on the cliff top and for the older ones and that includes you too dad the Mia Rose memorial exercise area.
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Rockery gardens at the Ravine Gorleston sailing club meet most Sundays
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Fancy a little light exercise putting? or A game of bowls on the cliff tip.
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The Ocean Room with restaurant Our bandstand with regular Sunday concerts . Pavilion theatre in background
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Riverside children's playground & cafe The new lifeguards lookout
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Darby's Hard a picturesque area of quayside with 19th century trawling associations
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RNLI Lifeboat Station with display and gift shop. Present Gorleston lifeboat
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RNLI high speed rescue inflatable Gas Rig supply ship entering harbour.
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Saint Andrews parish church Lighthouse, Cliff Hill conservation area background
WANT TO KNOW MORE? THEN PLEASE READ ON
For a quiet family holiday, a relaxing short stay break or just a day out, the small resort of Gorleston can provide something for all the family. We have a new state of the art lifeguard lookout so why not take a dip in the briny or a leisurely stroll on the beach, promenade, cliff top or the pier with a riverside walk to our High street? In the evening relax in one of the local pubs or visit the Olde Tyme music hall at the Gorleston Pavilion, a listed building over a century old and still putting on excellent shows. On a sunny afternoon relax in a deckchair listening a to the music from our new bandstand
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The Beach cafe at the end of the prom. A stroll down the promenade with welcome refreshment before returning by the beach or along the cliff top. If you are parked at the end of Marine Parade its just a short stroll away. |
Enjoy a game of bowls, tennis or putting on the cliff top or just watch your children playing on our sandy beach. There is a play area on the cliff top, and trampolines and bouncy castle on the beach or join them on the Mia Rose exercise trail. On the riverside is an excellent enclosed children's play area with a cafe for mum and dad to enjoy a cup of tea or even a light meal. For golfers the 18 hole Gorleston golf club is situated on top of the cliffs to the south of the resort.
Enjoy a quiet game of bingo or just watch the boats coming in and out of the harbour from the pier. Then either a snack or meal in one of our cafes or restaurants offering English, Chinese, Thai or Italian meals. You can enjoy fish and chips in the cafe, on the beach or seated on the promenade. The choice is yours and you will find it all at Gorleston.
Gorleston High Street has a pleasant mix of large and smaller local owned businesses, banks, cafes and post office. There is a large free public car park at the local supermarket behind the High Street. On the seafront parking is plentiful and free.
Because of its quiet family atmosphere Gorleston is a good centre to stay for touring the surrounding area. The Norfolk Broads are within easy reach. Norwich with its museums and excellent shopping facilities is only 20 miles away. Great Yarmouth with all its entertainment and atmosphere of raz-ma-taz on the one hand and its museums and heritage on the other is 4 miles with frequent busses. Lowestoft and Oulton Broad are about 5 miles.
OUR HIGH STREET IS ALSO WORTH A VISIT
- SOMETHING FOR EVERYONEFOR MORE INFORMATION ON VISITING GORLESTON PLEASE CLICK HERE
