Campsites in Framlingham, Suffolk

Mill Hill Farm Caravan and Campsite

Mill House

Peacock Farm Paddock

• Grass pitches at a Suffolk working cattle farm, with dogs welcome
• Southwold, Walberswick and RSPB Minsmere within 15 minutes' drive
• Just off the A12, a couple of minutes' walk from an artisan bakery

High Lodge

Blue Sky Huts

• Shepherd Hut glamping on a private nature resevre in north Suffolk
• A short drive to the Suffolk coastal towns of Southwold & Walberswick
• We are an adult only site and welcome dogs.

Grundisburgh Wild Camping

• Wild camping at a secluded Suffolk grassland site
• A 10-minute drive from Ipswich and Woodbridge; 15 from Sutton Hoo
• Dog-friendly site five minutes' drive from village shop and pub

Hill Farm

• Cosy converted truck at a farm in Suffolk's Fynn Valley
• Woodbridge 10 minutes' drive; half an hour to the coast
• Take walks around the private 25-acre nature reserve with bird hide

The Cross Keys

• Large meadow attached to a pub a 15-minute walk from Henley, Suffolk
• Ipswich 10 minutes’ drive; Felixstowe half an hour
• Food made with locally sourced ingredients; live music and classes

Eastbridge Farm

Stone House

• Wild camping in a scenic Suffolk orchard and wildlife haven
• A mile from the local village and 15 minutes drive from Stowmarket
• Three acres of space and only a few pitches allowed

Cowslip Farm

Hill Farm

• Luxury bell tents on a Suffolk site 10 minutes' drive from Eye
• Less than an hour's drive from the beaches at Southwold and Aldeburgh
• Barbecues, firepits and outdoor seating provided

High House Fruit Farm

Lodge Farm Retreat

• Family-run outdoor accommodation deep in the Suffolk countryside
• Half an hour's drive from Bury St Edmunds and an hour from Southwold
• Games room available

The Moon and Sixpence

Frogs Hall Camping and Caravan Site

Low Farm C-s Site

Suffolk Shepherd's Huts

• Luxury shepherd's huts with a private woodfired Japanese soaking tub
• Just off the A140; half an hour's drive to Ipswich and 45 to Norwich
• In the grounds of a 17th-century country pub serving drinks and meals

Brook Farm