The Little House Gallery

The Little House Gallery sits quietly in Peterstone, a proper find for anyone who's stumbled upon Norfolk's quieter corners. It's a small, independent space - the kind of place where you'll actually recognise the owner if you pop back in - showing contemporary art and craft from local and regional makers. Think paintings, ceramics, jewellery, textiles. Nothing pretentious about it.

You're looking at maybe an hour here, two if you're genuinely browsing and chatting with whoever's minding the place. It's the sort of gallery that works well mid-morning or early afternoon when you're not rushed. Families with older kids who can appreciate art without needing constant stimulation will get something from it; younger ones might find it a bit of a quick pit stop between other activities.

The real appeal is how it slots into a Norfolk holiday rather than being a destination in itself. You'll pass through Peterstone on the way to bigger things - the coast is close, and Deepdale Camping & Rooms sits just up the road if you're based there. Pop in, see what's on, grab a conversation with someone who actually cares about what's hanging on the walls. It's the kind of place that makes a day feel properly Norfolk rather than just tourist-ticked-box Norfolk.

Specifics on admission and hours aren't guaranteed, so ring ahead or check locally when you arrive - that's half the charm of visiting somewhere this size.