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The 10th annual Deepdale Christmas Market takes place on Friday 30th November,
Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd December in the lovely village
of Burnham Deepdale. Visitors to the market can enjoy ‘Not on the high
street’ presents, decorations, food and drink in three large marquees around the
Dalegate Market site,
in the barn of
Deepdale Backpackers & Camping, and amongst the pews in
St Mary's
Church.
FREE Entry
FREE Car Parking (in the farm yard & a stubble field)
There can’t be a better reason to visit the North Norfolk Coast in the
Winter, when over 120 local artisans and producers gather for one of
East Anglia’s best seasonal markets.
Look out for tasty treats, wreaths, cheese, penguin pictures, soaps,
homewares, biscuits, chutneys, jewellery, accessories, toys, books, salamis,
tea, beer, cordials, glass, bags, photographs ... Something for every budget,
every present list, and every taste.
This year there will be lots more food. Deepdale Cafe, pizzas, pies,
crepes, duck wraps, mulled wine, hot chocolate, burgers, real ales, sloe gin,
Christmas punch, brownies ... You definitely won’t go hungry or thirsty, plenty
of places to refuel to continue with the Christmas shopping.
As always, entrance is FREE to the event, so no emptying your pockets
before the shopping begins. And as usual, there is FREE car parking
in the farm yard of Deepdale Farm and in a grass field on Dalegate Lane. The
Coasthopper bus also drops off right outside the door.
Deepdale Christmas Market is open from 10am to 5pm on all three
days - Friday 30th November,
Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd December.
We hope you'll join us at
Deepdale Christmas Market
for Christmas presents, decorations, plenty of festive cheer,
tasty food & drink, and there will be entertainment throughout the weekend!
You can combine your visit to
Deepdale Christmas Market with time to
enjoy the North Norfolk Coast during one of its most
beautiful seasons - Beach walks, wildlife spectacles, big skies.
Mark the
30th November, 1st & 2nd
December in your diary and we’ll see you in
Burnham
Deepdale for the start
of the festive season.
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