Directions

Wolterton Hall is located in the heart of north Norfolk, between the market towns of Holt and Aylsham. The estate is set within 500 acres of parkland and is accessible by car.

Address:
Wolterton Hall
Wolterton Park
Norwich, Norfolk
NR11 7LY

Driving Directions:
From Aylsham, take the A148 towards Cromer. At Alby, turn left towards Erpingham. In Erpingham, at the 'give way' junction, turn right and continue through the village, bearing straight on when the road bends sharply to the right. Approximately 100 yards after passing The Saracen’s Head pub on your right, the gates to Wolterton Park will be on your left. 

Public Transport:
The nearest train station is North Walsham, approximately 10 miles away. From there, taxis are available to reach the estate. Alternatively, bus services operate to nearby towns, with local taxi services providing onward connections.

Parking:
On-site parking is available for visitors.

Contact:
For further assistance, please contact info@heritagexplore.com 

Food and drink

Whether you’re planning a picnic in the parkland or looking to settle in for a long, delicious lunch after your visit, north Norfolk has a host of charming spots nearby.

The Gunton Arms - 5 mins
Set in a 1,000-acre deer park, The Gunton Arms is a much-loved local favourite. Expect hearty British food, open fires, and artworks by Tracey Emin and Damien Hirst.

The Saracen’s Head, Wolterton - 3 mins
A boutique restaurant and inn just moments from the estate. Perfect for a refined supper, Sunday roast, or a drink in the garden after a day of exploring.

Back to the Garden, Letheringsett - 15 mins
A farm shop, deli, and café offering organic produce, wood-fired pizza, and seasonal dishes. Ideal for picking up picnic supplies or stopping for brunch.

The Hunworth Bell - 20 mins
A stylish country pub known for its fresh, local menu and welcoming atmosphere. A great spot to unwind after touring Wolterton’s estate and gardens.

Mannington Hall Tearooms - 10 mins
A charming pit stop in the grounds of another historic estate. Mannington’s peaceful gardens and homemade cakes make it a lovely mid-afternoon retreat.

Opening Hours

Wolterton Hall is a privately owned estate and is not open to the public on a daily basis. However, guided tours are available on select dates throughout the year. These tours typically last around two hours and include refreshments in the Grand Saloon. Advance booking is essential.

FAQs

Where is Wolterton Hall?
Wolterton Hall is located in north Norfolk, near the market towns of Holt and Aylsham, surrounded by 500 acres of parkland and tranquil countryside.

Can I visit the house?
Wolterton Hall is open to visitors by private appointment only. Guided tours for groups of six or more can be arranged in advance and include refreshments in the Grand Saloon.

How much does a private tour cost?
Private guided tours are priced at £25 per person, lasting approximately two hours.

Can I stay overnight?
Yes. Several beautifully restored cottages and apartments on the estate are available to book for overnight stays, each thoughtfully designed with period charm and modern comforts.

Is Wolterton Hall available for private hire?
Yes. The Hall and grounds are available for select private events, weddings, and corporate stays. Enquiries can be made directly via the estate's contact page.

Are dogs allowed?
Dogs are welcome in the estate's holiday cottages but must be kept on leads while exploring the grounds.

Is Wolterton Hall family-friendly?
Yes. Families are warmly welcomed, and the estate offers plenty of space for walks and outdoor adventures. Some accommodation options are particularly well-suited to families.