Marston Marsh — Attraction in Norwich

This review might be a little misleading as I am not rating the marsh itself, but rather the deep network of underground bunkers and cave tunnels underneath it. I stirred up a little bit of chaos in Austin and Amsterdam the other day and had to flee to Lowestoft to fix a few ribs. After leaving the KFC through a tunnel someone had dug in the men's bathroom, I ended up finding this place and I have to say its rather cozy. The eldritch troglodytes that live here are rather peaceful if a little culturally insensitive and the expensive French mattresses down here are top notch. The only complaint I have is the smell of literal bog directly above me while I sleep. Other than that, I highly recommend. I'll probably stay here for a few more days before I go...

I finally made it to Marsden Marsh. Its been on.my list for.a.number of years. I was not disappointed.

Wilbur my four legged fur friend and I had a wonderful hours break here and will be back time and time again.

You can choose different routes one takes in the water where you and your friends with two or four legs can paddle or swim.

The wildlife is brilliant. Do be aware of the grazing cattle and respect calving time.

Parking is at Danbury Wood in Marsden Lane which should NOT be missed. I imagine it was the site of a bomb fall in.one.of the world wars, at times I felt transported back into worlds where fairies and mystical beasts exist. Very easy to get lost and make sure you keep an eye on children and your dogs because there are some...

Such a great summer surprise given its location. Beautiful area. Cool clear waters, fab for foot dipping, or more! Route is not always smooth, but generally fine for walking, cycling, etc, and wheelchair access is not impossible. Disability parking down the hill right next to lock-gate entrance. Small car park up the hill. Some great picnic spots. Surprisingly quiet. Road noise is minimal, distant, certainly not intrusive. Next visit, will try the walk through...