Where to See Snowdrops in Norfolk This March.
As winter gives way to spring, Norfolk’s woodlands and gardens come alive with delicate snowdrops, a beautiful sign of the season’s change. If you're visiting Flock Cottage in March, here are some of the best places to see these enchanting blooms:
1. Walsingham Abbey
One of the most famous snowdrop spots in Norfolk, Walsingham Abbey is home to breathtaking carpets of snowdrops set among the ruins of a medieval priory. The grounds are open throughout early spring, offering a truly magical woodland walk.
Little Walsingham NR22 6EF
2. Oxburgh Hall (National Trust)
The gardens of this stunning moated manor house burst into life with snowdrops in late winter and early spring. Stroll through the estate’s winding paths and spot these early blooms alongside aconites and other seasonal flowers.
Oxborough PE339PS
3. Bagthorpe Hall (Limited Open Days)
If you’re lucky, you might catch one of the rare open days at Bagthorpe Hall, a hidden gem in North Norfolk. The estate’s gardens feature sweeping displays of snowdrops mixed with other early wildflowers.
Bagthorpe, PE31 6QY Check for seasonal opening times)
4. Blickling Estate (National Trust)
While best known for its bluebells in April, Blickling Estate has beautiful snowdrops lining its paths in early spring. Combine a visit with a scenic walk around the parkland and a stop at the café for a warm drink.
Blickling NR116NF
5. Sheringham Country Park-Famous for its rhododendrons in late spring Sherinsham Park also features snowdrop filled woodlands in early march. Enjoy peaceful walking trails with views of the North Norfolk Coast line.
Sheringham NR268TL
6. Flock Cottage
And of course, let’s not forget Flock Cottage itself! While we may not have grand estates or ancient ruins, you might just spot a few delicate snowdrops peeking through in the garden—best enjoyed with a hot coffee in hand from the kitchen or the window seat.
Ringstead, Hunstanton
Always check opening times before visiting.
Wherever you go, Norfolk’s snowdrop displays bring a little springtime magic to the season! . Have you spotted any this year? Let us know in the comments!