Rush Mere in Wretham

Rush Mere in Wretham in Breckland is a body of water.

Nature: body of water

Tourist information offices

National Cycle Network – approx. 2,6 km.
Public Footpath – approx. 2,6 km.
Wildlife Trail – approx. 2,6 km.
Peddars Way Cycle Route – approx. 2,6 km.
Statuory Instruments Defence. The Stanford Training Area Byelaws 1970 / SI 1970 No. 909 as amended by the Stanford Training Area (Amendment) Byelaws 1975 SI 1975 No. 24 – approx. 2,9 km.
Peddars Way – approx. 2,9 km.
Peddars Way – approx. 3,0 km.
East Wretham Circular Walk – approx. 3,1 km.
East Wretham Circular Walk – approx. 4,5 km.
Restricted Byway – approx. 4,6 km.
Wildlife Trail – approx. 4,8 km.
East Wretham Circular Walk – approx. 4,9 km.

Bus stops

Camp, opp – approx. 2,4 km.
Camp, adj – approx. 2,4 km.
village sign, opp – approx. 2,9 km.
village sign, adj – approx. 3,0 km.
Dog & Partridge, opp – approx. 3,0 km.
Dog & Partridge, adj – approx. 3,0 km.

Viewpoint

Fenmere Lookout – approx. 3,9 km.
Ringmere Lookout – approx. 4,0 km.

Artwork

Wretham Village Sign (metal) – approx. 3,0 km.

Campsite

Grove Farm Campsite – approx. 3,1 km.

Hofläden

Old Farm – approx. 4,3 km.

Abandoned railways nearby

Swaffham Branch

Bird hides nearby

The Langmere Hide

Body of waters nearby

Community centres nearby

Wretham Village Hall

Farmyards nearby

Forests nearby

Oldbroom Covert

Corkmere Bottom

Cornnell's Plantation

Butterhole Covert

Frog Hill Covert

Grimmer's Plantation

Military areas nearby

Places of worship nearby

Saint Ethelbert’s

Residential areas nearby

Residential buildings nearby

Keepers Cottage

Brick Kiln Cottage

Woodlands nearby

Corkmere Plantation

Gayford Plantation

Other nearby