Sitting on the River Chet, Loddon is an attractive town with lots of interesting buildings and the centre is a conservation area. In the past, the river would have had wherries passing up and town carrying cargo but these days it’s more of a tourist and leisure attraction and a popular stop-off for those boating on the Broads. The beautiful staithe has an 18th-century watermill, while Holy Trinity Church dates back to 1490 and has a medieval font.
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Amenities
Loddon is a great place to be if you’re active. The town has facilities or clubs for hockey, football, squash, swimming, cricket, bowls, badminton, tennis, karate, fencing, ballet, yoga, running, walking, darts and a community gym. We’re tired just from thinking about all that activity!
There’s also a library, hairdresser, optician, doctor, dentist and an arts centre. In fact, this is altogether an extremely well-served town. The Terrace Bistro serves local produce and has won a Trip Advisor Travellers Choice Award. Tea and cake at Rosy Lee’s is always popular, as is the award-winning food at The Swan, and there are plenty of other highly-regarded and excellent places to eat.
Walk it off along the Wherryman’s Way or explore Hardley Flood – a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
Education
Schools here cater for children of all ages, with nursery, infant, junior and high schools, as well as independent Langley School.
Did you know?
The church is well known for having a poor box that dates back to medieval times. Only it doesn’t. It’s actually Tudor.
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