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Visit Sheringham Park car-free
It’s quite easy to reach Sheringham Park car-free.
From Sheringham station you can catch a bus or steam train to the entrance in about 10 minutes. Or, take a leisurely walk for about 45 minutes.
Buses run a few times per day from Sheringham train station (5-10 mins), Holt (10 mins) and Fakenham (65 mins).
There’s a steam train to Weybourne from Sheringham (10 mins) and Holt (10 mins) and regular scenic buses to Weybourne village.
There are scenic direct trains to Sheringham from Cromer (10 mins) and Norwich (60 mins).
There are scenic direct buses to Sheringham from: Cromer (15 mins) and Wells-next-the-Sea (50 mins) and also Aylsham (40 mins).
Check our recommended route for step-by-step directions and use our journey planner to get the best route from where you are.
10% discount in Sheringham Park’s café, available to visitors arriving by train, bus, bike and on foot. Plus save £6.50 on car parking (if not a member).
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The scenic Bittern Line runs to Sheringham from Norwich via Cromer and has an audio tour.
The Poppy Line North Norfolk Railway runs to Weybourne from Holt and Sheringham.
Coasthopper bus 1 runs to Weybourne from Wells-next-the-Sea, Sheringham and Cromer.
Cyclists welcome. You can reach Sheringham Park on scenic cycle paths. The Norfolk Coast Cycleway passes nearby. The park is also on the 39-mile Cromer roamer route and the Rebellion Way. There are bike racks by the toilet block. Enjoy 10% off in the cafe when you arrive by bike. Plan your cycle route here.
You can walk from Weybourne steam train station or bus stop, through a side entrance with this map in about 25 minutes.
Bittern Line walks shows you how to reach Upper Sheringham from Sheringham train station. From there either use the side entrance at Park Road or continue down Lodge Hill to the main entrance, either route is about 45 minutes.
The Norfolk Coast Path includes a short circular walk beside Sheringham Park.
Cromer and Sheringham train stations have no taxi ranks. Book ahead in Cromer with: A1 Cabs 01263 513 371, or in Sheringham with: PD Taxis 01263 825 523.
Here’s some information on access to attractions, buses and trains, and here’s some information on access at Sheringham Park.
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Getting to Sheringham Park car-free
Here's our recommended route to Sheringham Park. To get bus and train times and walking routes use our journey planner.
From Sheringham
Bus 9 runs direct to Sheringham Park. Buses leave from Railway Approach a few times per day (none on Sunday). The journey takes 5-10 minutes. Jump off at Sheringham Park for the main entrance. You can also get off earlier at Upper Sheringham Church and walk to the Park Road entrance.
From Fakenham and Holt
Bus 9 runs direct to Sheringham Park a few times per day (none on Sunday). Buses leave Fakenham from Oak Street and take about 65 minutes. Buses leave Briston from Church Street/ Plumb’s Close and take about 30 minutes. Buses leave Holt from Market Place/ Hospice Shop and take about 10 minutes. Jump off at Sheringham Park.
Via Weybourne
The North Norfolk Railway steam train runs on The Poppy Line direct to Weybourne from Sheringham (10 mins), Holt (10 mins) and Kelling Heath Halt (5 mins).
Coasthopper bus 1 runs regularly to Weybourne Church from: Sheringham (10 mins), Blakeney (20 mins), Cromer (30 mins) and Wells-next-the-Sea (40 mins).
By bus from Cromer, Wells-next-the-Sea and Aylsham
There are direct buses to Sheringham from: Cromer (about 15 mins, Coasthopper bus 1, bus X40), Blakeney (30 mins, Coasthopper bus 1), Aylsham (40 mins, bus X40 near the Wroxham steam train), Wells-next-the-Sea (50 mins, Coasthopper bus 1, near the Walsingham steam train) and Norwich (90 mins, bus X40).
Bus 9 runs direct from Railway Approach to Sheringham Park- see above.
By train from Cromer and Norwich
There are direct trains to Sheringham from Norwich (about 60 mins) on the scenic Bittern Line via Cromer (10 mins), North Walsham (30 mins) and Hoveton & Wroxham (45 mins). Trains also call at: West Runton, Roughton Road, Gunton, Worstead and Salhouse. There are connections at Norwich from around the country (see below).
The North Norfolk Railway steam train also runs direct to Sheringham from Holt (about 20 mins) and Weybourne (10 mins) and Kelling Heath Halt (15 mins).
Bus 9 runs direct from Railway Approach to Sheringham Park- see above.
By train via Norwich
The scenic Wherry Lines run to Norwich from Lowestoft (about 40 mins) and Great Yarmouth (60 mins) via Brundall (10 mins) and Acle (20 mins).
There are other services from: Wymondham (15 mins), Attleborough (20 mins), Ipswich (40 mins), Thetford (50 mins), Colchester (60 mins), Cambridge (75 mins), Peterborough (85 mins), London Liverpool Street, London Stratford International (105 mins), Nottingham, Sheffield, Manchester Piccadilly and Liverpool Lime Street.
Trains run direct from Norwich to Sheringham- see above.
Bus 9 runs direct from Railway Approach to Sheringham Park- see above.
About Sheringham Park
Wander through Sheringham Park and you'll discover why it became the personal favourite of its designer, Humphry Repton, the last great English landscape designer of the eighteenth century.
Famous for its vast collection of rhododendrons and azaleas, climb to the top of two viewing towers and a 100ft Gazebo to experience breathtaking views of seasonal colour, the North Norfolk coast and maybe a steam train puffing along.
Spend a day here visiting the Repton exhibition and exploring 1000 acres of varying habitat including woodland, parkland and cliff top. Picnickers are welcome and families can enjoy buggy-friendly paths, den building and bug spotting areas. Look out for more wildlife with 3 species of deer alongside a wide variety of birds and butterflies.
For any queries about visiting contact Sheringham Park on 01263820550 or sheringhampark@nationaltrust.org.uk
Address: Sheringham Park, Upper Sheringham, Norfolk, NR26 8TL. Visit Website