Norbury Park, Park and Grade II* listed building in Mickleham, United Kingdom

Norbury Park is a park and Grade II* listed building in Mickleham, United Kingdom. It covers a large area of chalk downland and woodland, with the Grade II* listed building at its heart.

Norbury Park was originally a medieval deer park before being transformed into a landscape garden in the 18th century. The current mansion, now a Grade II* listed building, was built in the late 18th century and later became home to the famous collector William John Bankes.

The park is a popular spot for local walking groups and families, who come to enjoy the open space and the views. The name Norbury comes from the Old English for 'north fortification', a reminder of the area's long history.

The park is open to visitors throughout the year, with paths that can be muddy after rain, so sturdy footwear is recommended. A map or a downloaded trail guide helps navigate the network of footpaths and bridleways that cross the estate.

The park is home to a rare species of orchid, the red helleborine, which blooms in the spring. The estate also has a working farm that supplies local produce.