The River Parrett is a river located in Somerset, England. It flows for about 40 miles, starting near the village of Curry Rivel and eventually emptying into the Bristol Channel at Bridgewater Bay. The river is known for its meandering course and plays a significant role in the local ecosystem. Historically, the River Parrett has been important for trade and transportation. It has been used for shipping goods, particularly during the medieval period. Today, the river is also a popular spot for recreational activities such as fishing and boating, attracting both locals and visitors.