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Welcome to the Roman Camp Inn: Your Perfect North Norfolk Wedding Venue
If you’re dreaming of a wedding surrounded by natural beauty and rich history, the Roman Camp Inn in rural North Norfolk is an exceptional choice. Established in 1894 as a shooting lodge, this charming venue blends traditional character with a warm, inviting atmosphere—ideal for creating unforgettable memories with your loved ones. Located between Cromer and Sheringham, within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it offers a stunning countryside backdrop for your special day.
Ceremonies and Receptions Tailored to You
Whether you’re planning an intimate ceremony or a lively celebration, the Roman Camp Inn offers flexible spaces to suit your needs. The highlight is the “Room with a View,” featuring panoramic countryside vistas that set a breathtaking scene for your wedding breakfast or reception.
For outdoor lovers, the venue’s traditional English gardens, a romantic secret garden with summer houses, and a spacious terrace provide perfect spots for al fresco dining, drinks, or simply soaking in the atmosphere. Plus, private walks to the nearby National Trust Felbrigg Estate open up endless opportunities for stunning wedding photos.
Comfortable Accommodation for You and Your Guests
Hosting your wedding at the Roman Camp Inn means your guests can stay close by in one of 15 beautifully appointed en-suite bedrooms. Each room is thoughtfully decorated to ensure a relaxing and comfortable stay.
- Choose from five traditional first-floor rooms or ten ground-floor rooms.
- Two large superior rooms are specially adapted with wet rooms to accommodate guests with mobility needs.
- A family suite with two connecting rooms is also available, perfect for those traveling with little ones.
Delicious Food and Drink, Made Local and Loved
The Roman Camp Inn’s culinary team prides itself on serving quality, home-cooked meals crafted from locally sourced ingredients. Whether you’re dining in the restaurant, bar, or lounge, you’ll find menus designed to satisfy every palate.
In cooler months, guests can unwind by the cozy lounge fire, while summer invites you to enjoy the peaceful patios overlooking the gardens. Don’t miss the traditional panelled bar, which has been serving local real ale since 1894 and offers an excellent selection of drinks to toast your celebration.
Explore the Best of North Norfolk
The Roman Camp Inn’s prime location makes it easy for you and your guests to explore the stunning North Norfolk coast. Just a short drive from the sandy beaches of Cromer and Sheringham, and close to charming market towns like Holt and Aylsham, there’s plenty to see and do.
Additionally, the nearby Felbrigg Hall estate, managed by the National Trust, offers a romantic extension to your wedding grounds—perfect for leisurely strolls or capturing timeless wedding photos.
Location & Contact Details for Roman Camp Inn
Where is the Roman Camp Inn located?
The Roman Camp Inn is located in rural North Norfolk, Norwich, NR11 8QD, England, GB, nestled between Cromer and Sheringham within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
What types of weddings does the Roman Camp Inn accommodate?
The Roman Camp Inn offers flexible spaces suitable for both intimate ceremonies and lively wedding celebrations, ensuring a tailored experience for every couple.
What are the featured spaces available for wedding ceremonies and receptions?
The venue features the "Room with a View," which offers panoramic countryside vistas ideal for wedding breakfasts and receptions. Additionally, the traditional English gardens, romantic secret garden with summer houses, and a spacious terrace provide excellent spots for outdoor dining, drinks, or socializing.
Is accommodation available on-site for wedding guests?
Yes, the Roman Camp Inn provides 15 beautifully appointed en-suite bedrooms for guests, including:
- Five traditional first-floor rooms
- Ten ground-floor rooms
- Two superior rooms with wet rooms for guests with mobility needs
- A family suite with two connecting rooms perfect for families traveling with children
What type of food and drink options does the Roman Camp Inn offer for weddings?
The culinary team at the Roman Camp Inn serves quality, home-cooked meals made from locally sourced ingredients. Guests can enjoy:
- Menus catering to various palates served in the restaurant, bar, or lounge
- A traditional panelled bar with a selection of local real ales and drinks
- Seasonal settings like a cozy lounge fire in cooler months and patios overlooking the gardens in summer
Are there outdoor spaces suitable for wedding photography?
Absolutely. The Roman Camp Inn's traditional English gardens, secret garden with summer houses, and private walks to the nearby National Trust Felbrigg Estate provide stunning natural backdrops for wedding photos.
How accessible is the venue for guests with mobility needs?
The Roman Camp Inn accommodates guests with mobility needs by offering two large superior rooms equipped with wet rooms and ground-floor rooms for easier access.
What nearby attractions can guests explore during their stay?
Guests can explore the beautiful North Norfolk coast including the sandy beaches of Cromer and Sheringham and visit charming market towns such as Holt and Aylsham. The nearby Felbrigg Hall estate managed by the National Trust offers romantic grounds for leisurely walks and additional photo opportunities.
Can the venue accommodate outdoor wedding ceremonies or receptions?
Yes, the Roman Camp Inn has a variety of outdoor spaces including traditional English gardens, a secret garden with summer houses, and a spacious terrace that are perfect for al fresco dining, drinks, or wedding receptions surrounded by natural beauty.
What makes the Roman Camp Inn a unique wedding venue in North Norfolk?
Established in 1894 as a shooting lodge, the Roman Camp Inn combines traditional character with a warm, inviting atmosphere, stunning countryside views, flexible indoor and outdoor spaces, on-site accommodation, and locally sourced high-quality food and drink, making it an exceptional choice for weddings in North Norfolk.
