Little Snoring increased in size during the Second World War when a bomber airfield was established near by and this connection is commemorated in the Little Snoring Village Sign with an aeroplane rudder.

The church of St. Andrew with its astonishing range of architectural styles and offset tower, sits in a slightly elevated position within the village. Its mish-mash of  styles spans six centuries from Saxon to Tudor, which just makes it all the more appealing. The village has a pub and also a shop and post office. The North Norfolk coast is approximately nine miles away offering  dramatic coastal scenery and a variety of  attractions.

For holiday accommodation either in Little Snoring or near by, visit our accommodation pages which list - self catering - bed and breakfast - camping and caravanning - guest houses - village inns and hotels.

Just up the road is Fakenham with its large supermarket; cinema, ten-pin bowling, golf course, sports centre, museum and National Hunt racecourse. On its outskirts is the Dinosaur Adventure Park where you can discover life size giants of the past on the Dinosaur Trail.

In the other direction is the Thursford Collection with its famous collection of steam engines and fairground attractions and live musical shows featuring different mechanical pipe organs.