Plan your day at Sheringham Park's visitor centre

Sheringham Park Visitor Centre Exhibition

We want you to make the most of your day at Sheringham Park, so whether you’re here for the first time or you’re a regular visitor, do pop into the visitor reception in the shop to have a chat to our friendly staff and volunteers to find out what’s going on and what to look out for.

Opening times

Saturday: 8:45am - 4pm
Sunday: 11am - 4pm
We are also open between 27-31 December: 11am - 4pm (8.45am - 4pm on Saturday)

If you’re wondering how far it is to the coast, how to get to the gazebo viewing tower, or which of the 80 species of rhododendron and azalea are in flower, we will be able to help answer your questions and point you in the right direction. You can also pick up a map which highlights four main walking routes through the estate and down to the sea, and our shop sells local OS maps and walking guides if you're looking for a longer hike.

We welcome dogs with a bowl of water and a biscuit – and will be happy to talk to you about where they can walk off the lead, as long as they’re under close control. Find out more about visiting with your four legged friend here.

In the barn you’ll discover an exhibition which gives an overview of the history of the park, which was designed by Humphry Repton and is seen as the most complete, best preserved, example of his landscape design work.

Make the most of your trip

Our specimen tree guide

Discover the location of some of our most fascinating trees with our specimen tree guide, available to purchase for £1.50.

Borrow a tracker pack from Sheringham Park

Begin your nature adventure

Visiting as a family? Borrow a tracker pack with useful identification guides, bug magnification pots and great quality binoculars – let us know what you discovered when you return it!

Hire a mobility scooter

Mobility scooters and wheelchairs can be hired from the visitor centre, and we provide maps showing recommended routes for them to be used throughout the estate.

Thinking about membership?

Got a question about becoming a National Trust member? Or looking to renew your membership or change your details? We're happy to help. If you join on arrival, your membership starts straight away and gives you free parking here and the following benefits:

Free entry to over 500 special places
Free parking at most National Trust car parks
National Trust Handbook full of ideas to help you plan your visits
National Trust Magazine sent to you three times a year
Regular newsletters sent straight to your inbox

" I’ve been volunteering here for nearly 10 years and I really enjoy talking to people when they visit. The park is lovely all year round, but I like it best when it’s busy during the half term breaks and holidays when we run creative activities for the children – the people bring the park to life! "