Accommodation	Lovely & very spacious 2 bedroom lodges overlooking river & marshes with great views Good sized furnished balcony leading from living room Suitable for wheelchair and reduced mobility access The Broads premiere 4-Star Holiday Park and Marina On site pub & restaurant Based on River Waveney, close to Beccles & Oulton Broad Great Yarmouth, Southwold & Lowestoft Beaches City of Norwich only 30 min's away Excellent fishing & boating Heated indoor swimming pool, sauna & spa
Bedrooms / Bathrooms	1 double bedroom with walk in wardrobe & ensuite shower / WC 1 twin bedroom Main Bathroom with shower over bath, toilet & basin Bed linen & towels included
Kitchen & Living rooms	Open plan kitchen, living & dining room Fridge Freezer, Microwave, Dishwasher, Electric Oven & gas hob Lounge with patio doors onto furnished balcony
Heating and electricity	Central heating and double glazing 1 June - 31 August: Per Week £25.00, Per Short Break £15.00 1 September - 31 May: Per week £35.00 & Per short break £25.00
Linen and towels	Bed Linen, continental quilt duvets & towels provided Beds all made up upon arrival
Entertainment	Widescreen digital TV / DVD Radio / CD player
Garden	Balcony with outdoor furniture and stunning views across marshes and River Waveney Natural playground with play area close by
Suitability for children	Cot & high chair available at small charge Toddlers beware Children's play area
Parking	Parking adjacent
On site facilities	Nordic Leisure Centre Motorised day boats, rowing boats, Canoe & bike hire Childrens play area NEW Wildlife Area Waveney Inn pub with food Convenience store on site Fishing available from property Launderette Sorry no pets permitted Sorry - Smoking not permitted Short breaks available outside key holiday dates
Local Attractions	Sandy beaches 20 minutes drive away Somerleyton Hall Briton Lake Pleasurewood Hills Caldecott Hall Golf Course City of Norwich Market towns of Beccles & Lowestoft Great Yarmouth, Lowestoft and Southwold Superb walks & cycle trails

Beccles & Bungay Lodge - New for 2010. Exceptionally spacious leisure lodge with central heating & double glazing. Considered suitable for wheelchair users or those with limited mobility. Wide (1m) entrance door. Lounge/dining room with laminate floor, two settees & armchair, LCD flat digital widescreen TV, DVD player, radio/cd player & patio doors on to large veranda. Kitchen area with electric oven, gas hob, microwave, dishwasher & fridge/freezer. Bed linen (duvets) & towels inc. Non smokers only. Adjacent parking. Sorry no pets. 2 bedrooms, 1 double with en-suite wet room with toilet, grab rails & basin, 1 twin, bathroom with shower over bath, toilet & basin. Short breaks available all year.

Electricity & Fuel Charges:
1 June - 31 August: Per Week £25.00, Per Short Break £20.00

1 September - 31 May: Per week £35.00 & Per short break £25.00

Nordic Leisure Centre:
Features an indoor heated swimming pool, spa, sauna and sunbed located in an attractive building with delightful views over the marina, river and marshes.

Charges apply for admission. Short break and weekly swimming passes are available. Use of the pool and spa is included in the price of your holiday lodge, cottage apartment or caravan. During peak periods it is occasionally necessary to limit swimming sessions to ½ hour.

The Nordic Leisure Centre is open every day between Easter and 31st October.

The Waveney Inn, the on-site pub, is the focal point of the Park. The pub has a friendly atmosphere and is open all day every day from Easter to October and lunchtimes & evenings throughout the winter. New for 2007 is the family bar and games room, where parents can enjoy a drink & a meal whilst the kids play. There is regular entertainment throughout the season, with Sunday Quiz Nights and music most Fridays; and don't be surprised to find the landlord crooning the night away with his guitar if he's in the mood...

Wildlife Area - For 2009 and 2010 we are introducing a small wildlife area, situated beside a marsh soke dyke close to the Pub garden. As it develops, the area will include:

• winding walkways through native wildflowers;
• a stumpary - an area of tree stumps in managed decay to encourage insect life;
• willow dens for children, created using pollarded willow from trees on site;
• log benches and grass seats;
• a pond dipping activity station;
• interpretative signage.

In partnership with the adjacent landowner and South Norfolk District Council, we hope also to introduce a nature walk along the river floodwall and across the marshes, accessed via footbridges to and from the wildlife area.

Boat Hire:
No Broadland holiday is complete without a trip on the river to explore the famous Norfolk & Suffolk Broads. Waveney River Centre is an ideal departure point for a day on the river. 

If you prefer the more tranquil waters of the southern broads then Waveney River Centre at Burgh St Peter is an ideal starting point, with the pretty market town of Beccles just 1.5 hours upstream and Oulton Broad with its large children's park about 20 minutes downstream. Somerleyton with its famous stately home and maze, and the riverside village of Reedham are other popular destinations within an hour's cruise.

There is a wide range of vessels to suit most budgets and requirements, from rowing boats and canoes to luxury day cruisers with galley, WC and cabin - many of which have been built on-site by our craftsmen here at Waveney River Centre. Buoyancy aids and fuel or paddles are included in the price and you will be given tuition before setting off on your adventure.

The Norfolk & Suffolk Broads

The Broads is the largest wetland in Britain and is specially protected with the equivalent status of a national park. There are six rivers connecting forty broads, making over 200km of waterways in all, and just waiting to be explored. Each Broad was once a medieval peat digging which was flooded to become a shallow lake after the peat was dug for fuel. Water, reeds, marshes and tangled woodlands make up the Broadlands landscape - a haven for birds and wildlife.

Broadland meets the sea at Lowestoft and Great Yarmouth, two bustling seaside towns with first class beaches to be enjoyed. Places to visit include nature reserves, churches, windmills, craft centres, and numerous riverside villages with pubs, shops and restaurants. At the western end of the river Yare is the historic city of Norwich. With its 900 year old Cathedral, Norman castle, museums, theatres, market place and shopping centre, Norwich is the capital of Broadland. Regatta and other boating events are part of life on the Broads. Ashore you will also find lots of local events, such as carnivals, and fetes to add to the fun.

Things to See & Do Locally

Boat Trips & Hire - one of the best ways to see & explore the Broads is by boat, hire your own boat or take an organised tour there are many options available

Woodbastwick - Thatched houses and the Woodlands Brewery, do you need another excuse to visit ?

Wroxham Barns Craft Centre - Craft workshops, children's Fun Fair and Junior Farm 

Hoveton Hall Gardens - 1 mile north of Wroxham. Beautiful woodland and walled gardens, including woodland and lakeside walks.

Slightly Further afield

Norwich Cathedral - The nearby City of Norwich offers the splendid Romanesque Norfolk Cathedral dating back over 1000 years. It has the second highest spire and largest monastic cloisters in England and guided tours are available from June to October.

City of Norwich Aviation Museum - Close to Norwich City in Horsham St Faith, can be found the Aviation Museum. Located some 5 miles from Wroxham, the Museum features many historic aircraft including the massive Vulcan Bomber plus many aircraft which flew in the past from the numerous Norfolk airfields.

Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery - Containing a superb collection of Fine and Decorative Art, plus Archeology, Natural History and Geology displays. You can also visit the Castle battlements and dungeons to discover past secrets.

Blickling Hall - Magnificent Jacobean house with garden and park. Famed for its long gallery, fine tapestries, paintings and rare books. Parkland and lakeside walks, with a sunken garden to discover. Reputedly home to the headless ghost of Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII's second queen.

Great Yarmouth Sea Life Centre - Come face to face with all kinds of sea creatures; from sharks to stingrays, otters to octopus nd tropical fish to turtles.

Somerleyton House - Somerleyton Hall was originally a Jacobean manor but was remodeled in 1844, transforming it into the fine example of an early Victorian Hall in the Anglo-Italian style that we see today.

The area caters for all kinds of holiday activities such as cycle hire, walking and fishing. The Broads is a magical, mystical place to explore - take your time and enjoy it.

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