Campgrounds with a shower in Suffolk

Suffolk Retreats

• Peaceful location in the Suffolk countryside
• Perfect for a romantic break or a family holiday
• In nine acres of private grounds overlooking a Grade II property

The Plough Inn

• Touring pitches behind a country pub just off the A12 in Wangford
• 10 minutes' drive from the seaside town of Southwold
• Kid- and dog-friendly pub with excellent food and local ales

Little Ropers Woodland Camping

• Working farm with llamas and cattle, 15 minutes from Sudbury
• Wild camping among spectacular scenery
• Five minutes' walk from a nature reserve

Magical Camping

Peewit Caravan Park

Westwood Caravan Park

Newbourne Woodland Campsite

Oak Lodge Retreat

• Luxury glamping in Suffolk woodland 10 minutes' drive from Diss
• A half-hour drive from Thetford Forest; 45 minutes from Southwold
• Hot tub and sauna; private firepit and facilities

Pakefield Caravan Park

• Award-winning site with Suffolk sea views and direct access to a beach
• A mile from Lowestoft and easy access to the Broads
• Heated pool, clubhouse, playground and free wifi

Red House Farm Camping

• Spacious pitches in a Suffolk meadow of wild grasses and flowers
• Aldeburgh and Framlingham Castle within a 15-minute drive
• Easy access to the A12; barbecue/firepit provided for each pitch

School Barn Farm

Secret Meadows

The Paddock

Low Meadows

• Scenic Suffolk countryside site five miles from The Broads
• A 10-minute drive for boat trips; 15 minutes from Kessingland beach
• Firepits and barbecues for hire; communal fridge; shower for hire

Sun and Moon Wellness Camp

• Set in 87 acres of Suffolk parkland on the banks of the Orwell River
• On Shotley Peninsula, 10 minutes’ drive from Felixstowe foot ferry
• In the grounds of Woolverstone Hall; wellness workshops and activities

Suffolk Steel House and Glamping

• Luxurious bell tents with Alton Water views at Tattingstone in Suffolk
• A 40-minute cycle to Flatford Mill; 15 minutes’ drive to Felixstowe
• Horsebox kitchen and private bathrooms; pub five minutes’ walk