Oxborough to Gooderstone heritage walk

Enjoy this gentle Norfolk walk, which takes in some of Breckland's protected farmland and heritage. Explore the pretty village of Oxborough, pass through Gooderstone with its Water Gardens and medieval church, and look out for the remains of Chalkrow Tower Mill.
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Oxburgh EstateStart point
Oxburgh Hall car park. Grid ref: TF744014.Trail information
*Tracks and roads with no steep slopes. For further details, please see Terrain section.
**This route is not suitable for some people with reduced mobility. For further details, please see section marked Access.
***Dogs are welcome, under close control. For further details, please see section marked Facilities.
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Eating and shopping at Oxburgh Estate
Enjoy something to eat and drink in the newly refurbished Servants' Hall tea-room or the Pantry café during your visit. You'll also find our Courtyard Giftshop and the Potting Shed second-hand bookshop.

Explore the estate at Oxburgh
Oxburgh Estate is nestled on the edge of the Norfolk Brecks, where the land meets the wide-open Fenlands. Discover the wider parkland, and the wildlife that makes their home here.

Visiting Oxburgh Estate with your dog
Oxburgh Estate is a two pawprint rated place. To help everyone have a fantastic time when you visit with your dog, we ask that you follow this guidance.