Neatishead Staithe: A Peaceful Mooringon Limekiln Dyke off Barton Broad

24 Hour Mooring. Less than a 3 minute walk to the White Horse Inn

Neatishead Staithe, located along Limekiln Dyke just off Barton Broad and accessed via the River Ant, is one of the most attractive and peaceful mooring spots on the Norfolk Broads. Popular with both private boat owners and holidaymakers, it offers a quiet, scenic, and well?maintained place to stop during any Broads adventure.

A Tranquil Mooring Location for Boaters

Neatishead Staithe is known for its calm surroundings, making it a favourite for those seeking a restful overnight mooring or a relaxing daytime stop. With easy access from Barton Broad, it provides a sheltered and picturesque location ideal for cruisers, dayboats, and paddle craft exploring the northern Broads.

Perfect for Holidaymakers & Private Boat Owners

Whether you're on a week?long boating holiday or cruising in your own vessel, Neatishead Staithe offers a welcoming and convenient place to moor. Its peaceful setting, village charm, and nearby amenities make it a popular choice for families, couples, and seasoned boaters alike.

Close to Neatishead Village & Local Amenities

A short walk from the staithe leads you into the village of Neatishead, where you’ll find a friendly community, a village shop, and the highly regarded White Horse Inn. This makes the staithe an excellent base for enjoying local food, picking up supplies, or simply stretching your legs after time on the water.

Surrounded by Nature & Scenic Walks

The area around Neatishead Staithe is rich in wildlife, with reedbeds, woodland, and open water all close by. Boaters can enjoy peaceful walks, birdwatching, and the natural beauty that defines this quieter corner of the Broads. Its proximity to Barton Broad also makes it a great starting point for exploring one of the region’s most iconic open waters.

Easy Access from the River Ant

Reaching Neatishead Staithe is simple for those navigating the River Ant. After crossing Barton Broad, Limekiln Dyke leads directly to the staithe, offering a smooth and scenic approach. Its location makes it a convenient stop for those travelling between Stalham, How Hill, and the River Bure junction.

Why Neatishead Staithe Belongs on Your Broads Itinerary

• Quiet, scenic moorings ideal for overnight stays
• Easy access from Barton Broad and the River Ant
• Close to Neatishead village with food, drink, and supplies
• Perfect for holidaymakers exploring the northern Broads

Plan Your Stop

Next time you're cruising the Norfolk Broads, make sure to visit Neatishead Staithe. Its peaceful setting, village charm, and convenient location make it a memorable and relaxing stop on any boating adventure.