Broxbourne Tourist Information

Broxbourne lies at the far eastern side of the county between the A10 and the River Lee (or Lea) and the Lee Naviagation system.

The town is situated to the south of Hoddesdon but the two towns have now almost become one.

The Monson Almshouses (97/99 High Street) are one of the main features of Broxbourne. These red-brick buildings were built in 1728 and the nearby two-storey Priest House dates from the 17th century.

At the Lee Valley Boat Centre in Broxbourne narrowboats can be hired to cruise along the Lee Navigation.

The popular family attraction, Paradise Wildlife Park, is located just west of the town in Broxbourne Wood, with a minibus service available from Broxbourne station.

What to see - Broxbourne Tourist Attractions

  Activities

Lee Valley Boat Centre Old Nazeing Road, Broxbourne EN10 6LX
In the 10,000 acre Lee Valley Park. This stretches from Ware to the River Thames. Electric motor boats and rowing boats for hire. In addition, 2-12 berth narrow boats can be hired and chalets are available throughout the year.   Lee Valley Boat Centre information

  Zoo

Paradise Wildlife Park White Stubbs Lane, Broxbourne EN10 7QA
One of the countys top family attractions, this small, friendly zoo and leisure park has plenty to keep young children amused. Woodland railway. parrot displays, and the feeding of the lions and cheetahs are some of the highlights as well as rides. Colle   Paradise Wildlife Park information

Where to stay in Broxbourne

Call our Hotel Telephone Reservations Line: 0870 4786316

Around The Broxbourne Area

Tourist Information on Nearby Towns To Visit - straight line distance:
Hoddensdon (1.10 miles) Cheshunt (3.10 miles) Waltham Cross (4.24 miles) Waltham Abbey (4.26 miles) Hertford (4.31 miles) Ware (4.57 miles) Harlow (5.69 miles) Epping (6.42 miles) Potters Bar (8.23 miles) Welwyn Garden City (8.85 miles) Hatfield (8.86 miles)