Pubs
Just two minutes' walk (five minutes' crawl) down Kings Street is The Hunworth Bell (know to locals as The Hunny Bell). This is a great local pub that serves outstanding food for lunch and dinner; it is owned and operated by the same team as The Duck Inn near Burnham Market.

Walks
There are several permissive footpaths starting in and near the hamlet, just yards from the cottage. These pass through some beautiful Glaven Valley countryside.

Hunworth
An ancient hamlet mentioned in the Doomsday Book, the cluster of buildings that Spinks Nest is part of is centuries' old. There are even older buildings in Hunworth such as the medieval church, St Lawrence, which dates in parts back to the 14th century. Hunworth Hall hails from the late 17th century. 18th century Hunworth Mill is one of several old watermills along the River Glaven, including one restored to working order at Letheringsett, which can be visited.

The Glaven Valley
Home to Hunworth and the River Glaven, a chalk stream of around 15 miles' length which eventually runs into the sea at the marshes at Cley and Blakeney. It is home to an array of flora and fauna, notably kingfishers, otters, crayfish, water voles, and many more. Much work has been undertaken recently to restore parts of the river to its ancient meandering forms, some of it in Hunworth - allowing it to flood ancient meadows.

North Norfolk
Vast marshes with their huge skies, the shoreline - intermittently made up of shingle beaches and miles of sandy dunes - as well as ancient woodlands, make North Norfolk a special place. There are miles of walks on foot (including some National Trails walks, Peddars Way and Norfolk Coast Path), by bike, as well as via bridal paths. It is an area of no little elegance either, dubbed the "Champagne Coast", and boasts many lovely hamlets, villages, and towns. Burnham Market and Holt, both of which are home to elegant shopping, including many fine art galleries, home stores, clothes shops, and antique markets.