Broads National Park
Wroxham, Norfolk ·
Quick answer
In the Broads National Park around Wroxham, dogs are welcome on rights of way under effective control, with leads required near livestock and during the March to July nesting season in open-access land. Terrain is flat riverside path and parkland; some enclosed nature reserves within the wider park ban dogs entirely.
Walk Starting Point
Distance
3.5 miles
Difficulty
Off-lead
Yes
Stiles
None
Parking
Available
About this walk
The riverside paths and staithes around Wroxham Broad offer flat, easy walking through the heart of the Broads National Park. Dogs are welcome on public footpaths, bridleways and byways under effective control; leads are required near grazing livestock and along the England Coast Path, and during nesting season (31 March to 31 July) in open-access areas. Many individual nature reserves within the wider Broads exclude dogs entirely, so check signage locally.
Terrain
🅿️ Parking
Public car parks in Wroxham village and at Wroxham Broad staithes.
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