Parish Staithe is a public boat ramp and mooring area located on Lime Kiln Dyke, an inlet branching from the south side of the dyke at the point where navigation becomes impractical for larger vessels.

The staithe is managed by the local parish council and can accommodate around a dozen boats. Historical records shed little light on its origins.

Neither the Neatishead enclosure award of 1811/13 nor the tithe apportionment maps make any reference to a public staithe here, and the land was formerly a small privately owned field.

Ordnance Survey maps indicate the inlet itself was likely dug in the 1960s, suggesting the staithe is a relatively modern addition to the Broads network rather than a traditional historic landing place.