Discover the wartime archaeology of Sheringham Park on this morning walking tour, including a chance to visit restored World War II pillboxes, usually closed to the public.
Spend the morning taking in the wartime history of Sheringham Park with Assistant Ranger Rupert Eris, and a team of volunteers. Learn about the long history of threats of invasion on the North Norfolk coast and how the pillboxes fit into the wider wartime defence landscape. This tour will take approx. 3 hours. There are no facilities on the route, but there is a café and toilet facilities near the visitor centre.
Location
Sheringham Park National Trust, Upper Sheringham, Norwich NR11 8PR, Sheringham, Norfolk, NR26 8TL, United Kingdom
Additional location/direction information
By road
5 miles west of Cromer, 6 miles east of Holt. Main entrance is at junction A148/B1157.
Parking: 60 yards, £6.50.
Sat Nav: Upper Sheringham, Norfolk, NR26 8TL.
On foot
On the Norfolk Coast Path.
By train
The Bittern line from Norwich runs into Sheringham Station, it's a 2 mile walk from the Upper Sheringham entrance to the park.
By bus
Sanders Coaches, Fakenham to Sheringham service stops on request at the main entrance.
Schedule
Sun, 20 Jul
10:30 AM
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1:30 PM
Tue, 22 Jul
10:30 AM
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1:30 PM
Duration of event
3hrs
Additional fee information
Adult £15.00
12-18 year olds £12.00