Morston is a small village hugging the salt marshes in an area of outstanding natural beauty on the edge of the North Norfolk coast. A lively place where agriculture has given way to tourism with visitors coming from all over the world to take the ferries from Morston creek to view Blakeney Point with its seal and tern sanctuaries.
The permanent population is about 60 with many of the houses in the village being second homes. There is an active pub and the renowned one Michelin star hotel and restaurant -Morston Hall. There is also a thriving boatyard and sailing in Blakeney Harbour.

The 12th century church of All Saints dominates the entrance to the village and is much loved and cared for. The Church electoral roll stands at 16, and the congregation varies from 8 in mid-winter to over 100 at the festivals. There are very few children in the village. The church has no electricity - this is by choice although electricity is available from a neighbouring house if needed for concerts. Many events held in the church are by candlelight especially the Carol Service which is standing room only for late comers.