Come Hungry to the Broads this autumn
Come hungry. Not just for the food – although there’s plenty of that. Come hungry for big skies, quiet rivers, local flavours, cosy pubs and the chance to slow down for a while. read more.
News & Blog
The latest news and goings on in the Broads
September in the Broads
September is a beautiful time to discover the magic of the Broads National Park. As summer gently gives way to autumn, the days still have a wonderful warmth, while the crowds begin to thin and a sense of calm settles across the waterways. read more.
Beccles Carnival Weekend 2026
Beccles Carnival Weekend 2026 takes place on Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th August, bringing two days of family entertainment, live music, food, fun and… read more.
Family Adventures in the Broads National Park This Summer
Spend quality time with the family in the Broads National Park Whether you're planning your first visit or you're lucky enough to call the… read more.
Why the Broads National Park is Britain’s Ultimate Slow Travel Escape
Looking for the perfect slow travel destination? Explore the Broads National Park, where boating, wildlife, local food and car-free adventures combine for an unforgettable trip. read more.
The magic of cosy breaks on the Broads
Nestled in the heart of Norfolk and Suffolk, the Broads offer a unique blend of tranquility, natural beauty, and charming local businesses, making it… read more.
UNLONDON in the Broads National Park
The perfect way to UNLONDON is in the Broads National Park. Rewind, take stock, revel in the wide-open skies, discover unique landscapes and discover… read more.
The fascinating world of the Broads’ water voles
There is usually a level of confusion with this small and charismatic mammal sometimes found among the ditches, dykes and riverbanks of the broads.… read more.
Nature recovery
The good news is – nature can recover, given the right conditions. Forty years ago, poor water quality in the Broads meant we were… read more.
The marshwoman’s year
A blog from Robin Jeffries, Visitor Services Officer Our marsh family at Toad Hole Cottage, Ludham lived in Victorian times (that’s a long time… read more.
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