National Trust - Felbrigg Hall, Gardens & Estate

We love visiting Felbrigg Hall. The first couple of times we went was just to explore the gardens, which are a joy to walk in, even though it was nearer to winter. We finally managed to visit the house during the Christmas period. So glad we managed to visit then, as the Christmas decorations are fabulous! We especially appreciated the hidden mince pies!

Much more to see and do than we anticipated. Enormous estate with lots of opportunities for walkers. Fabulous walled gardens with dovecote. Huge variety of plants and vegetables. Interesting house. Lovely courtyard area for coffee, snacks etc. Obligatory NT shop. We wanted to walk to the lake but there's not a single sign directing you too it. The paper map's not helpful. Used Google maps to find it. Lovely peaceful spot.

What an amazing house and surroundings. There are enough car parking spaces, it is free for National trust members. There is a courtyard with a cafe, shop and toilet facilities. There are plenty of paths to choose from if you come here with dogs. The house itself is stunning, now as it is decorated for Christmas, it is worth a visit as well. Unfortunately I did not have time to visit the walled garden, but I will definitely be back.

Fantastic walled garden. Once of the best I've visited. Great for a chilled relaxing day out. They do a great pot of tea too. Plenty of parking and easily accessible toilets too.

Beautiful period house set in North Norfolk. Lovely walks in the large gardens. It's a National trust property so if you are a member it's free! We went in the autumn and the colours were stunning.

Lovely place to walk around and take in the beautiful setting. We didn’t tour the house as we had a dog with us, but the cafe is very pleasant (though lots of wasps outside), and the park walks are very peaceful indeed. Lots of woodland walks, open fields, a lake to walk around. Loved the concept of the Victory V as well.

Brilliant place to visit. The house is lively to look around with a lovely little book to guide you. The cafe is lovely:) little bookshop. The gardens are the best bit absolutely stunning so well looked after and so many amazing plants, veg flowers and chickens:)

We arrived and had a tasty snack at the cafe, then spent the rest of the day exploring g the grounds. They are really well set up and we could easily have spent longer exploring. There is a lo ely lake that had swans and older cygnets on it, mushrooms in the woodland, a beautiful church and butterflies in the grasses. Beautiful!