Ringland is a small rural village located in Norfolk, approximately seven miles NW of Norwich. It is nestled in the Wensum Valley between the A47 and A1067. The River Wensum which runs through the bottom of the village is a site of special scientific interest (SSSI) with many rare and endangered species of plant and wildlife.

Within the village there are several pieces of common land administered by the Parish Council on behalf of the village. The Village Hall formerly known as the Reading Room is where the Parish Council holds its meetings and it is also available for hire to other groups and organisations.

The village is served by the shops in the villages of Taverham and Drayton, approximately 2 miles away.

On the outskirts of the village is Ringland Hills, a well known local beauty spot consisting of 10.7 hectares of woodland.