Waterways on the Broads are open, but visitors are asked not to walk around the countryside and to only use official moorings. All Broads Authority car parks are shut and public footpaths closed by Norfolk County Council. The Woodside Farm and Wildfowl Park in Bedfordshire is open, with some restriction, as is the Suffolk Wildlife Park and Minsmere nature reserve in Suffolk. Bury St Edmunds Abbey and Framlingham Castle in Suffolk, and Waltham Abbey Gatehouse and Bridge in Essex are all open. Buckinghamshire County Council have now lifted some restrictions on footpaths.
Few footpaths are open in Hertfordshire.
Tourism in other areas of Southern Scotland is mostly unaffected. On the west coast, Kintyre Tourist Trail is offering the chance to view wildlife on Scotland's only 'mainland island'. Loch Lomond is open for business, although some of the surrounding mountains are closed off including Ben Lomond. Edinburgh Zoo is open as is Gretna Green. In the Highlands, the Loch Garten Osprey Centre is open.