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Holiday Under the Stars in Suffolk
Home to stunning coastline, charming villages and wonderful winding waterways, there’s so much to love about the county of Suffolk.
It has endless appeal and the more time you spend outdoors exploring its magnificent trails and beaches, and spotting local wildlife, the more you’ll come to love this picturesque corner of England. And there’s no better way to experience Suffolk’s natural beauty than a camping holiday.
But with so much to see and do, where do you start? Explore your wilder side here.
Stay with the Camping and Caravanning Club in Suffolk
Coastal Camping
For any discerning visitor, no camping trip to Suffolk is complete without a day by the seaside. Lowestoft is the top draw for visitors; it’s the most easterly town in Britain and is famous for its incredible sunrises. It’s no wonder this lovely spot is dubbed the Sunrise Coast.
If you have the kids in tow, head to Kessingland for a beach break with bite! The beach here is long and quiet, perfect for a relaxing day with the family - but when you’re ready for a change of pace, head to Kessingland’s Africa Alive! safari park. Ideal for fun-loving families and, best of all, it’s right next-door to the Kessingland Club Site - the perfect pitstop for a coastal camping break.
Lowestoft is blessed with blue flagged beaches
Picturesque Villages
Away from the coastal seaside towns, Suffolk is packed with historic towns and villages. Lavenham is one of Suffolk’s most idyllic 'Wool Towns' that’s home to beautiful 15th century timber-framed houses, while the fishing village of Orford boasts the ruins of a 12th century castle, built by Henry II. Don’t miss the chance to visit Sutton Hoo near Woodbridge, where an ancient burial site of an Anglo-Saxon king and his treasured possessions resides.
The charming timber-framed houses of Lavenham
Explore the Dedham Vale AONB
Bordering Essex, explore the Dedham Vale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Make the most of your break to Suffolk
Polstead Camp Site
