Opening Times
Park open all year from Dawn to Dusk – Café open 10am to 4.30pm (3.30pm in winter)
Sheringham Park
Repton’s Coastal Garden Escape!
Located near Upper Sheringham, Sheringham Park is a 1,000-acre landscape shaped by Humphry Repton. Explore woodland, coastal paths, sea views, the Temple and historic pillboxes. Its 50 acre garden features nationally important rhododendrons, towering Scots pines and newer climate resilient planting. Four waymarked routes, abundant wildlife, a café and second hand bookshop make this a rewarding Norfolk day out throughout the seasons all year round.
My top tip: Rhododendrons & a great Café? Visit both!
A National Trust Property
Visitor Review Rating – 4.7
Admission Free
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Opening Times & Admission Prices
Opening Times: Park open all year from Dawn to Dusk – Café open 10am to 4.30pm – Café shut 24,25th & 26th December
Opening Times: Dawn to Dusk, Café open 10am to 4..30pm (3.30pm in winter)
Admission Prices: Free entry
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Visitor Information for Sheringham Park
Sheringham Park is located about a mile from Upper Sheringham and is a 1,000 acre Humphry Repton designed park.
As you walk through the grounds you can admire the landscape he created along with sea views, a temple and two World War Two pillboxes!
The wild garden is a must visit with its nationally important rhododendrons and towering Scots pines.
And some garden it is covering 50 acres with some of the biggest Scots pines outside of Scotland and Oak, Beech and Japanese Maple trees all visible.
Look out for the newly planted Red Maple, Colorado Blue Spruce, Japanese Cedar and Tibetan Cherry which are part of the response to climate change and hotter and drier summers.
The woodlands offer glimpses of wildlife with three species of deer as well as skylarks, woodpeckers and possibly adders.
There are four waymarked routes, with distances ranging from one to five miles and include a coastal walk.
You will find a good second hand bookshop in the barn and the The Courtyard Café serves hot and cold drinks, sandwichs and delicious cakes!
Accessibility at Sheringham Park
Generally accessible but some uneven paths. PMV & Tramper routes.
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Dogs at Sheringham Park
Between 1 March and 31 July dogs must be on a lead to protect ground nesting birds. Other times there are designated off lead areas.
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Images © National Trust Images / Rob Coleman/John Miller/Kezia Everson
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What Visitors Say About Sheringham Park
Visitor Review Score 4.7 stars
Don’t take our word for how genuinely super these gardens are.
Here is what visitors have to say about their visit to Sheringham Park:
Borromean-Walker liked the beautiful scenery, excellent cake, clean facilities and dog friendly atmosphere.
Nicki M enjoyed the spacious walks, sea views, café, toilets and peaceful woodland.
Rebecca W praised the mature rhododendrons and azaleas, accessible paths and plentiful viewpoints.
David A particularly enjoyed the colourful azaleas, rhododendrons and birdlife.
Mazme loved returning throughout the year to experience changing rhododendron and autumn colours.
Local gardens and attractions near to Sheringham Park
Felbrig Hall -5 miles from Sheringham Park: Explore a renowned walled garden, productive beds, historic orangery and extensive woodland estate.
Mannington Hall – 13 miles from Sheringham Park: Historic gardens featuring roses, herbaceous borders, water features and attractive woodland surroundings.
Blickling Hall – 15 miles from Sheringham Park: Discover 55 acres of formal gardens, ancient yews, parterre, lake and productive walled kitchen garden.
Hoveton Hall & Estate – 22 miles from Sheringham Park: Enjoy a Victorian kitchen garden, Spider Garden, herbaceous borders, woodland and lakeside walks.
East Ruston Old Vicarage Garden- 25 miles away from Sheringham Park: Explore 32 acres of exotic, Mediterranean, woodland, rose, gravel and themed garden rooms.
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