Layout and cleanliness

–

The space and the way the site was arranged was lovely so each pitch felt private. It was very clean, simple and very friendly

The showers were very small with a tiny space to get dressed difficult not to get trousers wet on the floor!!

Good location for visiting Sutton Hoo and and other attractions

Good size pitches

Good facilities with plenty of hot water at no extra cost

–

Nicely laid out, spacious, serviced pitches. Nice warm toilet shower block and and information hut.
This was the perfect autumn site, well placed for a couple of days exploring Sutton Hoo.

Nothing

Nice and quiet. Clean facilities and simple but safe park for the children to play

–

We have stayed here before, lovely little site and very friendly and helpful owners. The pitches , all with electric hook-ups, water and grey waste facilities are spacious and level. Within strolling distance to the amazing Sutton Hoo burial site with great walks down to the river Deben. The picturesque town of Woodbridge with its good selection of restaurants and traditional high street is just a ten minute drive away.

Nothing to dislike.

Good value, nice location

–

Good site very clean

–

We liked the large serviced grass pitch separated by a little hedge for privacy. The toilet block was clean, had two showers and toilets and there was additional wet room toilet facilities available with a bath. Dish washing sinks as well. Play area for young children.
The site itself was just a five minute walk from the National Trust Sutton Hoo estate. This is a working farm so expect some vehicle noise. This and the road noise didn’t bother us. We enjoyed staying here and would come again.

On arrival your name should be against a pitch number, this hadn’t happened but a quick phone call to Helen sorted it out within minutes.

We couldn’t see our grey waste disposal point at first but finally found it along the hedge of our pitch. Perhaps a marker would help.

Pitches are around the edge of the field with hedges separaging them and leaving the central area open, which gives anice feel to the place. The toilets and showers are well maintained. Free wifi. Very handy for the Sutton Hoo National Trust archaelogical site.

The entrance is a very much a farmyard and once you turn in the signs directing you to the site are small, so we missed them at first.