Didlington is a very small, rural parish in the district of Breckland in west Norfolk, England. Set within the distinctive Brecks landscape of sandy soils, heath and arable farmland, it has a scattered estate-village character with few local amenities and a low population.
Historically the settlement grew around Didlington Hall and still shows pockets of historic parkland and some listed buildings; agriculture and estate management remain important to the local economy. Today it offers a quiet community life, with residents relying on nearby larger villages and towns for shops, schools and services, which makes it appealing to those seeking countryside tranquillity.