There are holidaymakers who treat their dogs as part of the family and will not leave them behind or the owners fret and do not enjoy their break. What to do if you hope to stay in Norfolk? The only real solution is to book pet-friendly holiday accommodation where pets are permitted to accompany you.
Group accommodation can either refer to big houses and mansions or to a holiday cottage park with lots of individual units. The advantage of a single large property over individual units is the public space, the big living areas and communal dining room where people can get-together. Sometimes, there is a separate social area in a cottage complex, perhaps in an old barn, where guests can dine together or enjoy a celebration of some kind.
In most cases, dogs are not permitted to be left alone in the accommodation. Anyone going to Norfolk as a guests at a special event would either have to take their dog with them or board them in local kennels for the day. There are also local people who would be pleased to look after a dog for the day in their own home and these can be identified via the web or local social media pages..