Wyre
Wyre Piddle, situated in the Wychavon district of Worcestershire, England, is a village and civil parish. Nestled along the banks of the River Avon, it is located near the confluence point where the Piddle Brook joins the river. Wyre Piddle finds itself positioned between the towns of Evesham and Pershore.The area has witnessed noteworthy archaeological excavations, revealing signs of occupation during the late Iron Age and Roman periods. Additionally, evidence of an enclosed pastoral settlement has been uncovered, displaying four distinct phases of habitation dating back to the Middle Iron Age. Notably, a valuable hoard comprising 219 silver coins was discovered in the vicinity in 1967.
Wyre Piddle Island
Visitor Moorings
Usually marked by blue posts, 48 hours maximum.
At busy times it may be necessary for boats to make the best use of the moorings available. Please treat other river users with courtesy and, where necessary, moor close up to the next boat or even breast up alongside. This is particularly important if rising river levels require boats to stop and moor. Mooring in lock landing stages and in lock approach channels is permitted only when locking and at no other time.
