By Car

Using "Middleton Castle" or the postcode PE32 1EE should bring you right to the castle gates. There's plenty of grassy parking available on site, and we'll have someone there to direct you where to park on the day.

By Train

For those traveling from London, the best way to get to Middleton Castle is to take a direct train from Kings Cross to Kings Lynn, which takes about 1 hour and 50 minutes. From Kings Lynn, you can take a taxi or bus to the castle.

Taxi

King's Lynn Cabs - 07367 670000

Connect Cars & Taxis - 01553 776633

Kings Lynn Taxis - 01553 763636

Bus

The A, B or C 'excel' buses depart from Kings Lynn railway station roughly every 30 minutes and will take you three stops in about 10 minutes to the Church bus stop. From there, it's just over a mile walk to the castle.

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The Gin Trap

Just under 30 minutes away, The Gin Trap is a traditional 17th century coaching inn set in the heart of the village of Ringstead. The inn has been sympathetically restored and retains many of its original features. A favourite of the castle's owners!

The Bedingfield Arms

A 25 minute drive from the castle, The Bedingfield Arms is a beautiful country pub and restaurant in the heart of Norfolk. Another place close to the castle owner's hearts.

The Bank House

Just 5 miles away, The Bank House is a family run hotel and restaurant in the heart of King's Lynn. The hotel is a short walk from the train station and has a great restaurant and bar.

Congham Hall Hotel & Spa

Also just 5 miles away, Congham Hall Hotel & Spa is a privately owned Georgian manor house situated in the heart of the beautiful Norfolk countryside. The hotel has a spa, a restaurant and beautiful gardens.

The Dabbling Duck

A 15 minute drive from the castle, The Dabbling Duck is a traditional country pub with rooms in the heart of the village of Great Massingham.

The Crown Inn

Just over 20 minutes away, The Crown Inn is a traditional country pub with rooms in the heart of the village of East Rudham.

The Sculthorpe Mill

Just under 30 minutes away, The Sculthorpe Mill was once a watermill and dates back to the 18th century. Set in the heart of the Norfolk countryside, the inn has a restaurant and rooms.

The Brisley Bell

Just over 30 minutes away, The Brisley Bell is a traditional country inn with award-winning food, bedrooms & gardens - a freehold, independent pub!

The Victoria at Holkam

While a little further out, at 45 minutes away, The Victoria at Holkam is a 4 star hotel ideally situated moments from the golden sands of Holkham beach and at the gates of Holkham Park - a perfect location to discover Norfolk's windswept coastline, seaside towns and spectacular wildlife.

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