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Salhouse Broad Car Park: Lower Street, Salhouse, NR13 6RX
Directions - From Salhouse, follow Lower Street eastwards through the village. Salhouse Broad car park is on the left as you come to the end of the village. The car park gets very busy, especially on sunny days and weekends. If the car park is full. DO NOT park on the verge outside, farm vehicles regularly use this road and cannot get through with cars parked there. Pay and display at £3.60 for up to 2 hours and £5 all day. An annual parking permit can be purchased for £30, this is car specific and DOES NOT guarantee a parking space. Payment to park can be made via the contactless car parking meter in the car park or via the POPPAY PLUS app. By Bus - Salhouse is served by Konectbus service 5B from Wroxham or Norwich. Thieves Lane is the closest stop to Salhouse Broad By Train - The Bittern line stops every two hours at Salhouse Station from Norwich or Cromer. Please note, Salhouse Station is a fair walk from the Broad (approx 45 mins). Salhouse Broad Car Park is approximately 10 minutes walk from the Broad. Please note car parking can be limited on busy days. Try and use public transport (and get 10% off our services!) or car-share and always park considerately. |
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General Enquiries Monday to Friday 01603 722232 Enquiries for same day bookings 07795 145475 |
Opening Times...
The Broad is open throughout the year and is free to enter. Please see individual pages for more details on opening and prices. Rangers will be present at the Broad daily throughout the Summer season (April - October).
Mooring: open all year. See signs on site for charges. Water tap and rubbish disposal available April - October.
Camping and Canoe Hire: From April - October
Mooring: open all year. See signs on site for charges. Water tap and rubbish disposal available April - October.
Camping and Canoe Hire: From April - October
Dog Walking
Our site is perfect for dog walkers. At Salhouse Broad we love dogs, but please keep them under control. All dogs must be kept under close control and out of the surrounding fields. If your dog has no recall, or if it is likely to chase wildfowl, you must keep it on a lead.
Walks
Woodbastwick - Left out of the car park, 10 minutes walk
A beautiful village with 19th century cottages, a lovely green with a thatched well house, and the medieval, thatched Church of St. Fabian and St. Sebastian. Stop by the Woodforde's brewery tap, the Fur and Feather, which has a great selection of real ales. Woodforde's also has a shop on-site and offers tours around the brewery.
Salhouse - Right out of the car park, 10 minutes walk
In Salhouse is Salhouse All Saints Church, which dates from the early fifteenth century and is also accessible by public footpath through the fields surrounding Salhouse. There is the newly refurbshed pub, The Stag on Lower Street, serving food and pizza and also newly refurbished for 2023 is The Lodge on Vicarage Road, which also serves food.
A beautiful village with 19th century cottages, a lovely green with a thatched well house, and the medieval, thatched Church of St. Fabian and St. Sebastian. Stop by the Woodforde's brewery tap, the Fur and Feather, which has a great selection of real ales. Woodforde's also has a shop on-site and offers tours around the brewery.
Salhouse - Right out of the car park, 10 minutes walk
In Salhouse is Salhouse All Saints Church, which dates from the early fifteenth century and is also accessible by public footpath through the fields surrounding Salhouse. There is the newly refurbshed pub, The Stag on Lower Street, serving food and pizza and also newly refurbished for 2023 is The Lodge on Vicarage Road, which also serves food.
Drive
Ranworth - Left out of the car park, 10 minutes drive
Park by the Staithe overlooking Malthouse Broad, and follow the boardwalk to the Norfolk Wildlife Trust's floating Broads Wildlife Centre. Nearby, past the beautiful thatched village hall, is the Church of St. Helen's. Known as 'The Cathedral of the Broads' this church affords magnificent views from the top of the tower. After the climb, recover at the church tearooms, or walk back to the Staithe and visit The Granary Stores and Tea Shop, and The Maltsters pub.
South Walsham - 5 minutes drive beyond Ranworth
A typical Broadland village, with two churches in the same churchyard, a pleasant green, and traditional houses. You'll also find Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden with a lovely mix of wild spaces and beautiful gardens, leading down to South Walsham Inner Broad. There's also a gift shop and tea rooms. The village has a pub, The Ship Inn and a Chinese & Thai restaurant, The Kings Arms.
Acle - 10 minutes drive beyond South Walsham
An old market town, Acle sits by the road to Gt. Yarmouth, and on the edge of the great, flat expanse of Berney Marshes. Acle has a good variety of independent shops and places to eat and drink, as well as a market held every Thursday morning
Park by the Staithe overlooking Malthouse Broad, and follow the boardwalk to the Norfolk Wildlife Trust's floating Broads Wildlife Centre. Nearby, past the beautiful thatched village hall, is the Church of St. Helen's. Known as 'The Cathedral of the Broads' this church affords magnificent views from the top of the tower. After the climb, recover at the church tearooms, or walk back to the Staithe and visit The Granary Stores and Tea Shop, and The Maltsters pub.
South Walsham - 5 minutes drive beyond Ranworth
A typical Broadland village, with two churches in the same churchyard, a pleasant green, and traditional houses. You'll also find Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden with a lovely mix of wild spaces and beautiful gardens, leading down to South Walsham Inner Broad. There's also a gift shop and tea rooms. The village has a pub, The Ship Inn and a Chinese & Thai restaurant, The Kings Arms.
Acle - 10 minutes drive beyond South Walsham
An old market town, Acle sits by the road to Gt. Yarmouth, and on the edge of the great, flat expanse of Berney Marshes. Acle has a good variety of independent shops and places to eat and drink, as well as a market held every Thursday morning
Public Transport
Train - Salhouse station (45 minute walk from Salhouse Car Park, along public footpaths) is served by the Bittern Line. This runs an hourly service between Norwich and Sheringham on the North Norfolk Coast.
Bus - The Konectbus 5B service stops at Thieves Lane in Salhouse (10 minute walk from Salhouse Car Park) and runs between Norwich and Horning via Wroxham.
Bus - The Konectbus 5B service stops at Thieves Lane in Salhouse (10 minute walk from Salhouse Car Park) and runs between Norwich and Horning via Wroxham.
