Explore the Royal Parkland this winter.

The Parkland is open daily throughout the year to enjoy a walk, run or cycling and is dog friendly. There are two waymarked Nature Trails, one a leisurely 1½ miles long and the other 2½ miles long with many additional woodland paths to explore for a casual stroll or a meandering trek.

Download the Sandringham Map to find your way around.

The Children's Woodland Play Area has recently undergone improvement and expansion works adding more challenging equipment, high level walkways, a high tower inspired by local Appleton Water Tower with multi-level water play, which has wheelchair access.

Parking charges apply to visit the Parkland and Play Area unless you hold Sandringham Membership.

See here for parking charge information and opening times of the Courtyard Facilities.

Around the Royal Parkland you will also find a 20 point orienteering route, developed in collaboration with the Norfolk Orienteering Club. The map will soon be available to download.

Sandringham Royal Park now spans nearly 243 hectares for visitors to enjoy. Planted with a mixture of evergreen and deciduous trees, mainly Corsican and Scots Pine mixed with Oak, Sweet Chestnut and Birch, and supports an abundance of animals, birds and plants.

Please Note: The Royal Parkland is a mixture of surfaces including uneven ground. We advise visitors to be aware of hidden hazards including exposed roots.