Pinewoods Holiday Park

Tern 32

Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk

Tern 32 is our little slice of paradise by the coast, and we’re thrilled to share it with you. It’s a proper dog-friendly base at Pinewoods Holiday Park, with Wells and the Norfolk coast waiting just outside. Bring the dog — they’re very much part of the plan.

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Wide sandy beach at Wells-next-the-Sea with beach huts, pine branches, and blue sky — A wide, sandy beach at Wells-next-the-Sea.

A wide, sandy beach at Wells-next-the-Sea.

Outside at Tern 32

A deck for coming and going.

The turquoise deck gives you somewhere to sit with a cup of tea, towel off sandy paws, and spot the Tern 32 sign as you arrive.

Exterior of Tern 32 with its turquoise deck, fenced seating area, Tern 32 gate sign, and two dogs peering over the fence — The real Tern 32 exterior, deck, and turquoise fencing.

Tern 32 with its turquoise deck and railings on a grassy plot, with a car beside it and other caravans around — Tern 32 from the road.

A proper look inside

Step inside Tern 32.

These real interior photographs show the open-plan living and dining area, both bedrooms, the kitchen, and the shower room.

Open-plan living and dining area inside Tern 32 with a wooden table for six, grey chairs, a grey sofa, two deep blue armchairs, bone-print dog bowls and patterned curtains — Open-plan living and dining area with a table for six, a separate sofa, and two deep blue armchairs.

King-size bedroom inside Tern 32 with blue-and-white plaid bedding, a patterned headboard panel, bedside lamps, wooden bedside tables and a chest of drawers — King-size bedroom with blue-and-white plaid bedding and warm bedside lamps.

Twin bedroom inside Tern 32 with two single beds in blue-and-white plaid bedding, a rope bedside lamp, overhead cupboards and patterned curtains — Twin bedroom with two single beds, matching bedding, and a nautical rope bedside lamp.

Kitchen inside Tern 32 with light wood and white units, a black worktop, double sink, built-in microwave, gas hob and extractor hood — Kitchen with a double sink, built-in microwave, gas hob, extractor hood, kettle, toaster, and air fryer.

Shower room and bathroom inside Tern 32 with a white toilet, round basin on a wooden vanity, mirror, frosted window and towel rail — Shower room / bathroom with a white toilet, round basin, wooden vanity, mirror, frosted window, and towel rail.

The grey sofa in the lounge at Tern 32, which pulls out into a double sofa bed — Double sofa bed in the lounge. The sofa bed pulls forward out of the back of the sofa to make a double bed (there is a tag at the top of the sofa that shows how).

Sleeps

2 bedrooms + double sofa bed

Bedrooms

2 bedrooms

The setting

Coastal, next to the sea

Dog-friendly days

Bring the dog. Make a day of it.

Dogs really are welcome inside Tern 32, as these guest photos show. No apologising for paws — settle them on a bed, use the throw on the furniture, and head out for a sandy beach day or a walk through the pines.

Tan and white lurcher standing on rippled wet sand at Wells beach at golden hour, with beach huts and dunes behind

Tan dog asleep on a zebra-print dog bed in front of the electric fire inside Tern 32, beside the games box

Two dogs in matching green jumpers standing side by side on a beach, one black-and-white and one liver-and-white, with sea and dunes behind

Guest sitting on the Tern 32 deck sofa with two dogs beside him, turquoise railings and caravans behind

Real guest moments

Happy dogs at Tern 32.

From the deck to Wells beach and the tidal flats, this is what a few easy days around Tern 32 can look like. Sandy paws very much included.

Happy dogs at Tern 32

First-person view walking two dogs on leads along the quiet road through the caravan park

A ginger cocker spaniel sitting at the deck table with turquoise railings and a caravan behind, reflected in the glass table

Two dogs looking through the turquoise gate at Tern 32 beneath the Tern 32 sign while a tennis ball is held in the foreground

Dog curled up asleep in a soft bed on caravan decking, with white deck railings and a car beyond

Wells-next-the-Sea

Sunset over the tidal flats at Wells with channels of water reflecting the golden sky — Sunset over the tidal flats at Wells.

A young guest paddling in a shallow pool on the tidal flats at dusk, with wide empty sands around — A young guest paddling in a shallow pool at Wells.

Wells quayside on a summer day with crowds, moored boats and brick buildings behind — Wells quayside on a summer day.

An old green-hulled sailing boat resting on the sand at low tide, with salt marsh and open sky behind — A sailing boat resting on the sand at low tide.

The useful bits

Everything you need to plan an easy stay.

How is the sleeping arranged?

Bedroom 1: king-size bed.
Bedroom 2: two single beds.
Living room: double sofa bed.

What is the living area like?

The open-plan living and dining area has a wooden dining table seating six, a separate grey sofa, and two deep blue armchairs.

What is in the kitchen?

Light wood and white units, a black worktop, double sink, built-in microwave, gas hob with extractor, kettle, toaster, and air fryer.

What is in the shower room?

A white toilet, round basin on a wooden vanity, mirror, frosted window, and towel rail.

Where is Tern 32?

Pinewoods Holiday Park, Beach Road, Wells-next-the-Sea, NR23 1DR — right next to the sea.

Are dogs welcome?

Yes — dogs are very welcome. Dog bowls and a throw for the settee are provided.
Guests with several dogs should bring extra throws.
Dogs must be kept on leads around the park and must not be left unattended.

What parking is available?

Two cars may park beside the caravan.
Additional cars must use the main car park with a permit from reception.
All car registrations need to be sent two weeks before arrival.

What bedding and towels are provided?

Bedding is provided — tell us before arrival which beds you need made up.
Hand towels and bath mats are provided. Bring bath sheets and beach towels.

What essentials are provided?

Starter supplies may not last the full stay: tea, coffee, sugar, toilet rolls, hand soap, washing-up liquid, dish cloth, dishwasher tablets, tea towels, and oven gloves.

What is there for rainy days?

A games box is provided.

Can we bring a barbecue?

No barbecue is provided, but you may bring a properly constructed barbecue. Disposable barbecues are not permitted.

Is there electric car charging?

Not at the caravan. Use Pinewoods' official Park & Recharge points.

Plan your stay

2026/2027 availability

Dates are subject to change. Message to book.

7–11 April
14–16 April
23–26 April
10–15 May
22–24 May
27–29 May
28 June–17 July
19–21 August
18–27 September
1–23 October
30 October–6 December
10 December–2 January 2028

A few places we love

Wells-next-the-Sea, our favourites

Here are a few of our favourite places and things to do around Wells. We hope you find a new favourite too.

Where we’d eat and drink

A pause for a pint

A sunny stop for the dog and the people.

Bull-breed dog sitting on a bench in a pub garden beside a man with a pint of stout, with a parasol and a red phone box behind

The Globe

Simply our favourite place to eat and drink in Wells. Our dogs are always welcome and the menu always has something we fancy.

Plattens

Our pick for the best fish and chips in town, whether we eat in or take them away.

Fish and chips in a takeaway tray with a pint on a glass-topped outdoor table — A proper seaside tea.

Wells Deli

Our go-to spot for a dog-friendly lunch. It’s a bustling café with a lovely courtyard at the back for sunny days, great milkshakes, and rave-reviewed gluten-free and vegan options.

The Beach Cafe

The ideal stop before or after a beach walk, with refreshments for humans and dogs.

East Coast Gelato

Salted caramel is a favourite, and they do doggy ice cream too.

Things to do

Wells Beach

Famous for its sandy shores and colourful beach huts, and dog-friendly all year round.

Holkham Hall & Estate

A beautiful stately home with parkland, walking trails and a great café.

Wells Harbour

Take a stroll along the quayside, with fishing boats and seafood to enjoy.

Seal trips from Morston Quay

Take a boat trip to the seal colony at Blakeney Point.

Wells & Walsingham Light Railway

A scenic ride on the world's smallest public railway.

Local shops, boutiques and the Wells marketplace

There’s always something lovely to browse in Wells.

Crabbing on the quay

A fun activity for all ages — bring a bucket and some bait.

Walks from the door

Wells Harbour to the Beach

A lovely way to make your way from the harbour to the beach.

Wells Woods and the Beach

A peaceful walk through the pine woods to the beach and dunes.

Wells to Holkham along the coastal path

Follow the coastal path from Wells to Holkham.

Stiffkey Marshes

A good place for birdwatching.

The coastal path from Wells to Blakeney

Follow it through salt marshes.

Cycling

Wells to Holkham

A favourite ride from Wells to Holkham.

Wells to Stiffkey

About 6 miles.

Wells to Blakeney

About 10 miles.

Norfolk Coast Cycleway

The Norfolk Coast Cycleway passes through Wells.

Cley and Wiveton circular

About 12 miles.

Christmas and winter breaks

A cosy coastal winter.

With the heating and fire on, Tern 32 is a cosy place to settle in, and we put the Christmas tree up in the lounge too. Winter is a lovely time of year for a coastal break, with Wells close by.

Lounge at Tern 32 with a slim blue-lit Christmas tree between two blue armchairs, warm lamps, light-up trees on the sideboard, and the kitchen worktop in the foreground — The lounge at Tern 32 dressed for Christmas.

Lounge at Tern 32 in the evening with a glowing blue Christmas tree and lights against the darkness — The Christmas tree glowing in the evening.

Christmas tree on the quayside at Wells-next-the-Sea, with a dark sky and the harbour behind it — The quayside tree at Wells.

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