We are pleased to confirm we have been issued with the Industry Standard "We’re Good To Go" certificate.
The National Tourist Organisations of Great Britain and Northern Ireland grant that we are recognised to be following government and industry COVID-19 guidelines as a business, ensuring processes are in place to maintain cleanliness and aid social/physical distancing.
To find out what we are doing please see our Covid 19 pages
We are constantly reviewing the updated Government guidance and working with our partners across Norfolk and the UK, to develop detailed and rigorous plans for reopening safely and responsibly. These plans focus on the safety and wellbeing of our visitors, staff and local communities.
The safety of our staff, our visitors and the local community continues to be our clear priority.
For further COVID-19 updates please see our guidelines.
Thank you for your patience and your support.
Stay Safe.
Pre Covid-19, the Estate began the first stages of improvement works with a view to offering better facilities for visitors. The works undertaken have included newly replanted car parks, an increase in disabled bays, a pedestrian pathway between the car park and facilities, resurfacing and improved lighting. Whilst the shop and café all remain closed, they too have been redecorated and refitted. The car parking charges will assist with the increasing cost of maintaining existing facilities and allow funding for future developments to improve the Visitor Experience.
Car Parking Season Ticket Holders – season tickets will now be valid for 12 months from 1st June 2020.
Gardens & Transport Museum Season Ticket Holders – can enjoy complimentary parking from 1 June – your annual pass will be valid for 12 months from the date the Gardens can re-open.
Car Parking Season Tickets are now live to purchase via the website – these tickets will be valid for one year from the date of purchase.
As the we await further government advice on when the Gardens and other facilities can reopen, other ticket types at Sandringham are currently unavailable.
Please be aware that August and September are the months where in the past cases of Canine Seasonal Illness have been seen at Sandringham.
SCI is a rare illness which has dramatically declined in numbers since 2010 No-one understands the cause of SCI and there is no cure The key symptoms of SCI are vomiting, diarrhoea and tiredness within 72 hours of being in a woodland area. However, this rare condition is not the only reason why these symptoms may be seen; there are lots of other common causes for these symptoms. If you suspect your dog has SCI, please contact your vet as soon as possible.
