Suffolk

Historic Suffolk with its castles, cottages and North Sea coastline is a fabulous place for glamping holidays. Suffolk, like its neighbours, is low-lying and mainly agricultural, making it popular for walking and dog friendly glamping. If you appreciate nature and unspoilt surroundings, glamping accommodation in Suffolk puts you close to several Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Treehouses and yurts in Suffolk allow you to relax and feel at one with the countryside while hot tub glamping in Suffolk puts you in the open air, perhaps beneath a starry sky.

Family glamping in Suffolk is best enjoyed with more spacious accommodation such as retro caravans or airstreams complete with comfy beds and kitchens. If you have your heart set on something completely different for your family glamping breaks in Suffolk, why not book a spacious safari tent in Suffolk compete with fire pit and cosy woodburner? You’ll be within easy reach of Eastern Farm Park, towering Framlington Castle and the sandy beach and lighthouse at Southwold.

Glamping holidays in Suffolk deliver plenty of unusual attractions too. Close to the bustling container port of Felixstowe, East England glampsites provide a hub for visiting Anglo Saxon burial sites including Sutton Hoo, a burial ship packed with weapons and treasures surrounded by barrows. National Trust properties such as Ickworth House and Gardens, Melford Hall and thatched Bridge Cottage at Flatford (featured in Constable’s famous painting) add a sense of yesteryear to any glamping breaks in Suffolk.

Walkers and those planning dog friendly glamping in Suffolk are in for a treat. From your safari tent or shepherd’s hut accommodation you can hike, kayak, cycle and go nature spotting near The Broads, visit Holywells Park in Ipswich or explore Clare Castle Country Park. Towns such as Ipswich and Bury St Edmonds provide pleasant shopping, street cafes and museums to make relaxing glamping holidays in Suffolk a true delight.