Renewable energy: Campsites in East Anglia

Waveney River Centre

• Riverside glamping, lodges with hot tubs and boating in the Broads
• Indoor heated pool, family-friendly pub and restaurant
• Perfect for exploring Carlton Marshes Nature Reserve

Birds and Bees Campsite

• Family-friendly meadow site within half an hour’s drive of the coast
• A 20-minute drive from Aldeburgh and half an hour from Southwold
• The National Cycle Route passes by the farm; campfires are welcome

Pidley Bottom Shepherd's Huts

• Seven-acre smallholding in the Cambridgeshire countryside
• A 45-minute drive from Cambridge; fishing and golf a walk away
• Lots of hands-on activities including collecting eggs or feeding lambs

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

Hidden Meadows

• Luxury glampsite on the edge of the Broads National Park
• A 20-minute drive from Lowestoft: shops, stately home, theme park
• Top spot for stargazing beside the campfire

Mill Hill Farm Caravan and Campsite

Holly's Haberdashery

• Secluded six-metre bell tent just over a mile from Mundesley beach
• A 20-minute drive to BeWILDerwood and the Norfolk Broads
• Private bathroom and kitchen; log burner and hammock provided

Tin Can Camping

• Vintage-inspired units with kitchen facilities set in a small wood
• A 10-minute drive to Loddon, 15 to Bungay and 30 to Norwich
• Communal lounge with underfloor heating, pool table and games

The Poplar's Campsite

• Friendly family-run site in the nature-rich Norfolk coast area
• Three acres of grounds a mile from the seaside
• Logs for sale and wifi available; three miles away from Hunstanton

School Barn Farm

Lode Hall Holiday Park

• Adults-only retreat in the Cambridgeshire countryside
• Eco-friendly farm site with free electricity produced by its own wind
• An hour and 20 minutes from London

Wardley Hill Campsite

• Relaxed back to basics car-free camping in the Waveney valley
• On the Norfolk/Suffolk border close to the Broads and Suffolk coast
• Six acres of woodland with three ponds, a stream and a spring

Steadings Park Camping and Caravan Site