Campsites in Suffolk: our pick of the best

Why go camping in Suffolk?

Camping in Suffolk offers a unique and refreshing escape for various reasons. First and foremost, the county boasts an array of stunning landscapes, including pristine beaches, idyllic seaside hamlets, and the picturesque Constable Country, providing a scenic backdrop for your outdoor adventure.

Moreover, Suffolk is characterised by its tranquility, offering a peaceful respite from the hectic pace of everyday life. Whether you're exploring unspoiled coastlines, meandering through lush green countryside, or delving into historic sites, camping in Suffolk provides a perfect balance of relaxation and exploration. It's an opportunity to unwind, recharge, and create lasting memories in a serene and captivating environment.

Whether choosing a campsite by the Suffolk coast, or a campsite in the countryside, Suffolk's campsites allow you to connect with nature while enjoying modern amenities. A haven of tranquility, Suffolk promises a respite from bustling crowds, providing the perfect backdrop for a peaceful holiday. Whether exploring historic sites or simply revelling in natural beauty, camping in Suffolk promises a rejuvenating escape.

Best things to do in Suffolk

Stretching along the North Sea, Suffolk’s coastline boasts unspoiled sandy beaches, like Southwold and Aldeburgh, where the rhythmic waves meet golden shores. The Suffolk Coast and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty offers breathtaking vistas, with rugged cliffs and expansive marshlands. Seaside towns, adorned with colourful beach huts and historic architecture, beckon visitors to explore their maritime heritage.

Delve into history with visits to iconic sites like Framlingham Castle. The county's rich cultural scene unfolds in its museums, like the inspiring Snape Maltings. Enjoy leisurely strolls through the enchanting landscapes of Constable Country, immortalized in art. Wildlife enthusiasts can explore the RSPB Minsmere nature reserve, while foodies savor local delicacies at farmers' markets or seaside eateries. Suffolk's festivals, from the Aldeburgh Music Festival to maritime celebrations, add a vibrant flair.

With its diverse offerings, Suffolk promises a dynamic and enriching adventure.

Best campsites in Suffolk

Situated on Suffolk's heritage coast, near the small market town of Woodbridge, this adults-only, family-run campsite is in a pleasant parkland setting. Run Cottage Touring Park offers 45 pitches, all having electric hook-ups. 20 serviced pitches are available, as are seasonal pitches and glamping pods.

There's attractive landscaping throughout, with flower beds and an ornate lily pond. This lovely, rural campsite is ideally situated for walking, cycling and birdwatching. It has a dog exercise area and superb modern toilet block. The village shop and pub are within easy walking distance.

The campsite is just 1½ miles from a shingle beach and close to the fantastic RSPB Minsmere coastal nature reserve and the National Trust's Sutton Hoo historical site.

Find out more: Run Cottage Touring Park