Reviews for RANWORTH MOORINGS, WOODBASTWICK
5/5 from Fred
3 years ago
3 years ago
Ranworth Moorings is free to moor up with an electric hook up as well.
There are public toilets there and the pub is nice and there is also a shop and a cafe too.
There’s a lovely patch of green where you can just sit and be still and peaceful.
5/5 from Oscar
3 years ago
3 years ago
Lovely spot to go for a walk and chill. Expensive moorings £10 and men's toilet not open.
1/5 from Phillip
3 years ago
3 years ago
£10 to moor when the pub is shut, the restaurant on the moorings doesn’t do evening meals and having to pay for electric because it does come with the mooring fee.
5/5 from Robert
3 years ago
3 years ago
Lovely spot on the Norfolk Broads. Readily accessible by all means of transport.
5/5 from Christine
3 years ago
3 years ago
Lovely spot, went for a quick snack as within my area ( live locally), highly recommend but can be busy in peak season so be prepared.
5/5 from Nigel
3 years ago
3 years ago
I think a must see if you are visiting the Norfolk Broads either by boat for the scenic and quiet moorings or by car. The Maltsters pub or moorings cafe and restaurant both offer good food choices and there are walks around the area or to the nearby nature reserve. The church is well worth a visit and if you are fit enough please take the trouble to scale the 89 tower steps, 2 ladders and a trapdoor to access the tower roof to take in the spectacular 360° views well worth a donation! Car park on site at moorings along with toilets and overnight moorings fees very reasonable- £10 I think .
5/5 from Benjamin
3 years ago
3 years ago
Moored the boat up when we were here no problem. There is a lady on hand to help moor up which is incredibly helpful. Ranworth in general is a lovely village. A good stop while on the broads. A walk up to the church is very pretty.
5/5 from Graham
3 years ago
3 years ago
Excellent moorings (approx 22 spaces) at £5 for a day spot until 5pm.
The lady running the mooring was super friendly and very helpful in guiding boats in and helping tie up.
Great location, next to nature trail, cafe, small shop and pub. Highly recommended, but get there early. We arrived at around 10am and by the time we left at around 2pm, most of the spaces were full.
5/5 from Steven
6 years ago
6 years ago
A real calm and beautiful place to visit.
With country walks, gorgeous views of the broads and when open village shops and pubs, this is a lovely place to take time out from busy lives.
Visit the nearby church and tower for glorious views, again when open.
Sit, walk, boat here, park up and enjoy Norfolk at it's best.
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5/5 from Michael
7 years ago
7 years ago
Really nice place, very clean and close to shop and pub. Only a short walk to the historic church. Dogs not allowed in the nature reserve.