At Felbrigg Hall
Felbrigg Hall is one of Norfolk’s finest stately homes, known for its beautifully preserved interiors, stunning gardens, and vast parkland. Managed by the National Trust, this elegant 17th-century estate offers a fascinating glimpse into history, along with scenic walks and peaceful spots to relax. Whether you’re exploring the grand house, strolling through the walled garden, or discovering hidden trails in the parkland, Felbrigg Hall is a perfect day out for all ages.
If you’re looking for a peaceful and well-located campsite near Felbrigg Hall, Fakenham Fairways is only 35 minutes away. Set in the heart of Norfolk, our campsite offers spacious pitches, excellent facilities, and a friendly atmosphere.
Historic Felbrigg Hall
Step inside Felbrigg Hall and travel back in time. The house has remained largely unchanged for centuries, with exquisite Jacobean and Georgian features. Richly decorated rooms showcase fine furniture, grand fireplaces, and an impressive collection of paintings.
The library is a particular highlight, housing thousands of rare books collected by the estate’s former owners. You can also visit the dining room, bedrooms, and servant quarters to get a full picture of life at Felbrigg over the years. The knowledgeable National Trust volunteers bring the history to life with fascinating stories about the families who once lived here.


Through the Stunning Gardens
Felbrigg Hall’s gardens are a delight in every season. The Walled Garden is one of the most impressive in Norfolk, featuring a beautiful mix of fruit trees, vegetables, flowers, and herbs. It’s a perfect place to slow down and take in the scents and colours of the plants in bloom.
Beyond the walled garden, you’ll find elegant borders, a peaceful orchard, and winding paths leading to secluded spots with benches—ideal for a quiet moment of reflection. The orangery, dating back to the 18th century, adds a touch of historic charm to the surroundings.
Around Felbrigg Park
The 520-acre Felbrigg Estate is a haven for walkers and cyclists. The landscape includes rolling parkland, ancient woodland, and lakes, offering a variety of trails to explore. Some of the best routes include:
- The Victory V Walk – A scenic trail that takes you through the Great Wood and across open parkland, offering stunning views of the house.
- Felbrigg church and ice house walk – This family-friendly circular walk takes you through open fields and woodlands, passing historic buildings from the 1700s, notable trees, a hidden lake, and a creatively planted arrangement of beech trees.
- Church and Lake Walk – A gentle stroll past St. Margaret’s Church and the picturesque lake, great for spotting wildlife.
- The Woodland Explorer Trail – A family-friendly route where kids can look out for hidden carvings and den-building areas.
Dogs are welcome in the parkland, making it a fantastic spot for a countryside walk with your four-legged friend.
In the Courtyard Cafe
After exploring the estate, enjoy a well-earned break at the Squire’s Pantry, Felbrigg’s charming courtyard café. Serving homemade cakes, light lunches, and hot drinks, it’s a great place to refuel. You can also pick up a snack to enjoy at one of the many picnic spots around the grounds.
At Felbrigg Hall
Felbrigg Hall hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including seasonal garden tours, outdoor theatre performances, craft workshops, and festive Christmas displays. Check the National Trust website to see what’s on during your visit.
A Great Base for Visiting Felbrigg Hall and other places
Fakenham Fairways is a fantastic base for exploring some of Norfolk’s most beautiful stately homes, gardens, and historic sites. Here are some of the top places you can visit and their distances from our campsite:
Blickling Hall (40 minutes away)
A grand Jacobean mansion with fascinating history, breathtaking gardens, and a tranquil lake. Explore the library, which houses one of the most significant book collections in England.
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Holkham Hall (20 minutes away)
A magnificent Palladian-style estate with a vast deer park, beautiful walled garden, and a stunning beach just a short distance away. Perfect for a day of walking and exploring.
Houghton Hall (25 minutes away)
A spectacular Palladian mansion known for its impressive art collections and stunning landscaped gardens. Regular exhibitions and events make it a fantastic destination for history and art lovers.
Sandringham Estate (30 minutes away)
The Royal Family’s much-loved countryside retreat. Tour the house, walk through the beautifully maintained gardens, and explore the woodland trails surrounding the estate.
Oxburgh Hall (35 minutes away)
A moated manor house with rich history, intricate architecture, and stunning gardens. Perfect for those interested in medieval and Tudor history.
At Fakenham Fairways Campsite
Felbrigg Hall is a must-visit destination for history lovers, nature enthusiasts, and families alike. Whether you’re admiring the grand interiors, strolling through the gardens, or exploring the scenic parkland, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Stay at Fakenham Fairways for a comfortable and convenient base to explore Felbrigg and beyond.
Our location also makes it easy to visit other top Norfolk attractions, including the stunning North Norfolk coast, local market towns, and more National Trust properties.
