Wellingham is a small rural parish in the Breckland district of Norfolk, England. Set amid arable fields and the sandy soils typical of the Breckland landscape, it has a sparse, dispersed settlement pattern of farmsteads and cottages; quiet lanes, hedgerows and nearby patches of heath make it attractive to walkers and birdwatchers interested in the local flora and fauna.
Historically the settlement has medieval roots visible in its church and a handful of older buildings, while the local economy remains largely agricultural with many residents commuting to nearby market towns for work. Community life is modest and often centred on neighbouring villages' facilities and occasional parish events, reflecting the small-scale, close-knit character of rural Norfolk.