Watton

Watton

Lovely rural town in Breckland, South Norfolk. RAF Watton played a large part in the growth of the economy of the town during and after World War II but today, most of the station has been developed in a housing and the runway turned back to agriculture. Like many Norfolk markets, the bustling Watton market always has a wide variety of fresh local produce available. Regional delicacies as samphire and fresh water crayfish are available when in season. Wayland Wood near Watton is the setting of the old English ballad "The Babes in the Wood". This is the story of two children abandoned and left to die by their wicked uncle and it also provides the inspiration for the town sign! The wood is now a nature reserve owned by the Norfolk Wildlife Trust.

Browse the listings below to find restaurants, pubs, cafes, family activities and boat hire in Watton, not to mention self catering holiday properties, bed and breakfast establishments, cottages, pet friendly accommodation together with camping, touring, glamping and caravan parks in Watton

Hare and Barrel
A beautiful family run hotel located in the town of Watton, with great food and a lovely home from home feeling
Richmond Park
Take a swing at it!
St Mary's Church Watton
St Mary's Watton
A historic religious sight which has existed since the 12th century.
Willow House
Looking for a place to rest your weary head with a home cooked meal?
The Dragonfly
A non-profitable community run Art Gallery located in Watton.
Broom Hall
Let this lovely hotel sweep you off your feet!
Italian Job
Delicious Italian Delicacies served here in Watton.
Fairview Apartment
Luxurious Self Catering Holiday Apartment, located in the market town of Watton.
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