Heritage Open Days at Sheringham Park
Celebrate Heritage Open Days at Sheringham Park, and join us on one of our special guided walks as we explore the Park and its history.
Explore Sheringham Park with us on a guided walk, where you can uncover more of the Park's rich history.
Walk with us to our tumuli, a fascinating feature with Bronze age and Neolithic history. Our assistant ranger, Rupert Eris will discuss this earthwork in detail on a one-hour walk. Or, why not explore further and join Rupert on a three-hour excursion across the wider estate? On this walk you will learn more about the earthwork and wartime archaeology and see more of this vast estate.
Image credit: John Miller
Please note:
- The tour will begin on the events field opposite the barn at Sheringham Park.
- Dress for the weather and wear sturdy walking shoes. Don't forget to bring your water bottle and any snacks.
- Not suitable for wheelchairs or pushchairs. Both walks cover rough and hilly ground, and can be quite challenging.
- Accompanied children welcome.
- Parking is free for participants- please speak to our welcome team in the car park on arrival and they will issue you a parking ticket.
- Dogs on leads are welcome.
- There are refreshments and toilets available at the start and end of the tour.
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Celebrate Heritage Open Days at Sheringham Park, and join us on one of our special guided walks as we explore the Park and its history.
Explore Sheringham Park with us on a guided walk, where you can uncover more of the Park's rich history.
Walk with us to our tumuli, a fascinating feature with Bronze age and Neolithic history. Our assistant ranger, Rupert Eris will discuss this earthwork in detail on a one-hour walk. Or, why not explore further and join Rupert on a three-hour excursion across the wider estate? On this walk you will learn more about the earthwork and wartime archaeology and see more of this vast estate.
Image credit: John Miller
Please note:
- The tour will begin on the events field opposite the barn at Sheringham Park.
- Dress for the weather and wear sturdy walking shoes. Don't forget to bring your water bottle and any snacks.
- Not suitable for wheelchairs or pushchairs. Both walks cover rough and hilly ground, and can be quite challenging.
- Accompanied children welcome.
- Parking is free for participants- please speak to our welcome team in the car park on arrival and they will issue you a parking ticket.
- Dogs on leads are welcome.
- There are refreshments and toilets available at the start and end of the tour.
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