A network of mostly navigable rivers and lakes that cover an area of 117sq miles and usually referred to as the Norfolk Broads. This low lying national park is perfect for walking, cycling, boating and connecting with nature.

The largest of Englands National Park covering an area of 912 sq miles and containing hundreds of mountain peaks, small mountain tarns and dozens of lakes. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2017.

A rugged upland area on the southern tip of the Pennines. The Peak District consists of open moorland, limestone dales and rugged gritstone edges spread out over 555 sq miles. Visited by over 16 million visitors each year!