description Broads National Park Overview
The Broads is a protected wetland landscape spanning parts of Norfolk and Suffolk in eastern England. Commonly called the Broads National Park, it has national park-equivalent status and is administered by the Broads Authority under legislation enacted in 1988. Its network of shallow lakes, rivers, reed beds, marshes, and grazing land supports wildlife while also serving boaters, walkers, anglers, residents, and visitors using its navigable waterways.
help Broads National Park FAQ
Is the Broads officially a national park?
The Broads is commonly called a national park, but it has national park-equivalent status rather than the same legal designation as England's national parks. It is administered by the Broads Authority.
Where is the Broads located?
The protected wetland landscape spans parts of Norfolk and Suffolk in eastern England. It is known for its connected network of rivers, shallow lakes, reed beds, and marshes.
When was the Broads Authority created?
The Broads Authority was established under legislation enacted in 1988. It manages conservation, navigation, and recreation across the Broads.
What do people do at the Broads?
Boating, canoeing, walking, cycling, and wildlife watching are popular activities. The waterways and wetlands support habitats for birds, fish, and other wetland species.
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