Sheringham Park

About Sheringham Park

Wander through Sheringham Park and you’ll discover why it became the personal favourite of its designer, Humphry Repton. Visit the Repton exhibition to see the story of his 1812 design during a turbulent period of history.

Famous for its vast collection of rhododendrons and azaleas, today, you can climb to the top of the two viewing towers at Gazebo to experience breathtaking views of this beautiful landscape, the North Norfolk coast and maybe a steam train passing through.

Spend a day here exploring 1000 acres of varying habitat including woodland, parkland and cliff top. Look out for wildlife, 3 species of deer can be seen alongside a wide variety of birds and butterflies.

Dogs must remain on a lead at all times in designated areas and throughout the estate between 1 March and 31 July to protect ground nesting birds.

Accessibility Information:
There is level access to the Courtyard Café and toilet facilities, and to the Bower Garden from the carpark. However, the landscaping in the wider parkland is undulating.

An all terrain Tramper and powered mobility vehicles (PMV), as well as manual wheelchairs are available to hire when the welcome team are on duty. Provided on a first come, first served basis, for 90 minutes with the last hire available at 2.30pm. A map of suitable routes will be provided.