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Oulton Broad village has a number of bars and restaurants and is the link to a number of neighbouring towns and tourist attractions.
St Nicholas Park is close by where seasonal events are held, the park is surrounded by stunning gardens with views over the broads. There are activities available, tennis courts, bowling green, children's play equipment which caters for a wide age range, as well as a boating lake, trampolines, crazy golf and an open space ideal for family picnics or to enjoy ball games. The views of the broad are a perfect base for watching the sailing and the weekly powerboat racing that takes place between April and September predominantly on a Thursday evening. Within the park there are a number of facilities available including arcades, boat hire, the Lowestoft Museum and cafe.
Take a trip with Waveney River Tours, a 100 seater passenger boat sailing along the river Waveney, enjoying the panoramic views and take a peep at the river side houses and boat sheds that line the riverbanks of the largest broad in the National Park. Or if speed takes your fancy step on board Jet adventures' "Shearwater" and take a trip to see the seals, whilst enjoying the thrill and excitement with being in an open boat at sea.
Slow the pace and visit the East Anglian transport museum where you can ride on working trams, trolley buses and narrow guage railway. There are exhibition halls, period street scenes, "Tar, sweat and Steam building", cafe and souvenir shop.
Market day every Friday in Beccles or further a field is Bungay on a Thursday
Sitting at the centre of Lowestoft is the Marina Theatre, that presents over 500 live, screening and cinema events every year, your sure to find something you like.
Pakefield riding school is one of the oldest and best known horse riding centres and stables in East Anglia, offering a range of activities to novices, experienced and advanced equestrian enthusiasts, including lessons for all abilities and any age from two years upwards, hacks and beech rides.
Suffolk wildlife Trust has developed a 1000 acre nature reserve at Carlton Marshes, creating a Southern gateway to the Broads, the UK's most nature-rich National Park.

Parking is free and is close to the chalet.
A railway line and bus service is within walking distance and provides a regular service.