Decided to do the two mile circuit with our elderly dog. Quiet and enjoyable with routes well marked. So many wildlife places exclude dogs so it was lovely to be able to take her around. At only £6.50 a car I think it’s a bargain!

A lovely National Trust property. Several walking routes. We opted to do the longest one (about 5 miles) which has branches off to the heritage railway station and cliff top. Just a shame couldn’t get down to the beach from there. You only pay for car parking at this site rather than paying an entry fee. However they were quite pushy regarding becoming members when we paid for car parking. No need for it as not everyone can afford it or wants it.

We had never been there before, it was a lovely day and we really enjoyed the walking trails. My main problem was with the cafe. We got there 10.30 ish, it had rained earlier in the morning and all the exposed outside seats were wet. It would have been nice for the staff to wipe them for customers! Also the coffee, it was the worst cappuccino I have had in a long time, it tasted like hot watery milk & cost £3.30!!!!

Visited at the end of January. We are NT members, so car park & entry were free. Good signs and maps. We did the longer (red) trail. It was well marked and the paths were well maintained. Very clean facilities and a delightful cafe. Worth a visit any time of the year.

We chose the yellow route through the rhododendrons garden. Feb is a little early so not many of the flowers were out but enough to enjoy some colour. And loads of toads on one part of the walk. We happened on them by chance. Mating season so they were all making their way down to the water. The warden showed us the route and we had to tread with care to avoid stepping on them there were so many.

Visited for the first time in the first week of March and was amazed by the size, numbers and variety of camellias and rhododendrons. Spacious parking, beautiful views and lovely walks, helpful staff / volunteers, gluten free scones all made for two enjoyable visits. We even joined the NT as members so we can enjoy more places while holidaying in Norfolk and back home

Superbly wooded area with a really good cafe. Very dog friendly on leads at all times. Though some owners can't read the signs. 😉. There is ample parking but if in a camper over a max of 6m then you need to park in the coach park.

Overall the park is beautiful, very well managed, however, the amount of people visiting today ( Sat 11th May) was manic. We visited the cafe on site, those poor Ladies were absolutely run off their feet, only 3 staff on? The queue was out the door! We encountered some very rude people in the queue, it wasn’t the staffs fault, it was VERY busy! I would suggest visiting in the week or waiting until a quiet time.

Absolutely loved our visit to the beautiful Sheringham Park. The walks had everything - parkland, wild gardens, woodland and coastal views. Easy to follow markers to follow the various walks. Highly recommend. Entrance is free although you have to pay for parking unless you are a National Trust member.

Well maintained paths, clear signposting along the routes. The NT member at the entry was lovely and helpful. We bought a membership from her. Only down side was the cafe. We were sitting enjoying ice creams and drinks in the outdoor courtyard when a staff member came and shut the gate leading to the toilets. I wanted the toilet so passed through the small cafe to find the toilet. Used the facilities and then returned to pass back through to find the door shut and locked up. It was my first time here so I was a bit panicked at how to find my family. Thankfully another patron directed me around the corner back to the courtyard. It might have been polite to just mention that they were shutting the gates and shop entry and that you can go around. Otherwise a really lovely visit.