Where is it?
Between the rivers Great Ouse and Nar, with the residential areas of Hillington Square to the north, The Friars to the east, South Lynn to the south and West Lynn and open country across the Ouse to the west. You can see the boundaries of the site here.
Access is easy. There are no fences, stiles or gates. The only barriers are intended to prevent the entry of motor vehicles.
From the town centre, look for the Saturday Market Place at the southern end of the High Street, and the Church of St Margaret of Antioch, now known as King’s Lynn Minster. This is one of the two great churches of Lynn (the other is St Nicholas Chapel, the fishermen’s church in the north of the town — both are well worth a visit).
Go down Church Street (behind The Minster) and Bridge Street, past the early 17th-century Greenland Fishery…
and then what used to be The Hulk public house and is now the Quaker Meeting House…
past the Whitefriars Gate…
and turn right on to the pedestrian and cycle path which leads across the Nar Sluice bridge to South Lynn.
2026 (Saturdays)
- 29 August
- 12 September
- 10 October
- 7 November
