Sheringham Park

About this park

Sheringham Park, a breathtaking National Trust property situated near Sheringham, Norfolk, offers dogs and their owners 1,000 acres of outstanding natural beauty to explore. With its varied landscapes, including historic parkland, woodland, and coastal views, it's a perfect destination for dogs who thrive on adventure and love to discover new and exciting scents amidst stunning scenery. The park boasts magnificent mature woodlands and open areas, leading to spectacular viewpoints over the Norfolk coastline. Dogs will enjoy the diverse terrain, from shaded paths through dense rhododendron and azalea collections (particularly vibrant in late spring and early summer) to more open spaces where they can stretch their legs. The carefully designed landscape by Humphry Repton provides a rich sensory experience for canine companions and picturesque walks for their human friends. Sheringham Park is a welcoming space for all, from families enjoying a leisurely stroll to keen dog walkers seeking longer routes. While dogs are very much part of the park's fabric, it's important to note seasonal restrictions: between 1 March and 31 July, dogs must be kept on a lead to protect ground-nesting birds. Outside these dates, designated areas allow for off-lead exercise, ensuring a friendly atmosphere for all park users. Facilities at Sheringham Park include convenient car parking, a charming Courtyard Café for refreshments, and accessible toilets, making it a comfortable and enjoyable day out. With its combination of natural beauty, varied walks, and amenities, Sheringham Park stands out as a superb choice for dog lovers in Norfolk looking for both scenic vistas and invigorating exercise.

Facilities

• Café
• Seating/Benches
• Parking
• Public Toilets

Opening hours

Daily: Dawn - Dusk