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Splash Leisure Centre in Sheringham has permanently closed and was replaced by The Reef Leisure Centre, which opened in 2021. Visitors searching for Splash Sheringham can now use The Reef for swimming, family sessions, fitness facilities and other leisure activities. It is particularly useful when you want an active indoor option or a wet-weather activity during a seaside stay.



The Reef Leisure Centre was built to replace the former Splash facility and now provides Sheringham with modern swimming and fitness facilities. The centre includes a 25-metre main swimming pool, a learner pool, gym and activity spaces, with family swimming and splash sessions also available.
Yes. The Reef offers swimming for different ages and abilities, including family-friendly sessions and splash activities. Visitors should check the current timetable before travelling because pool sessions and activities vary throughout the week.
Duration and Best Suited For
Most families spend about 1.5 to 2 hours in the pool area. This attraction is best suited for families with children and teenagers. While fitness-focused adults will appreciate the gym. Those looking for a quiet, lane-swimming experience will enjoy off-peak times the most. These tend to be weekday mornings during term time. Since it is an indoor facility, it is the perfect “rainy day” backup for a Norfolk holiday.


Budget and Value
For those on a tight budget, look out for “Fun Sessions” which often offer the best value for access to all the water features.
Visitor Tips
Nearby Enhancements
Since Splash is located in Sheringham, you are just a short distance from the town centre and the seafront. After a swim, many visitors head to the high street for traditional fish and chips or visit the North Norfolk Railway (The Poppy Line) for a steam train ride. The Sheringham Park (National Trust) is also nearby if you want to balance your indoor swim with a woodland walk.
One unique aspect of Splash is its history; it was originally opened by Diana, Princess of Wales, and has remained a sentimental and functional landmark for the town for decades.