Dog friendly Cabins in Easton, England
8 bookable campsites with lodges, cabins, pods or huts within 24.1 kilometres of Easton
All distances are calculated "as the crow flies".
Wantisden Park
Butley, Suffolk, England- Glamping site on an estate in the scenic Suffolk Coast and Heaths area
- A 15-minute drive from both the sea and Sutton Hoo archaeological site
- Small shop and seating area on site
Carlton Meres Holiday Park
Saxmundham, Suffolk, England- Woodland setting with two well-stocked fishing lakes
- Indoor pool, fitness suite and family-friendly bar on site
- Seven miles from the Suffolk Heritage Coast at Aldeburgh
The Croft Campsite
Halesworth, Suffolk, England- Family-run site opened in 2016, near the Suffolk Heritage Coast
- Wet weather facilities including games barn and picnic tables
- Modern amenities block with underfloor heating
Low Farm Campsite
Woodbridge, Suffolk, England- Adults-only site on 12 acres of peaceful Suffolk farmland
- Woodbridge 10 minutes' drive; 20 minutes to Ipswich or Sutton Hoo
- Dogs welcome; pubs and River Deben beach within walking distance
Brockford Sidings Campsite
Stowmarket, Suffolk, England- Quiet rural campsite on the track of the old Mid-Suffolk Light Railway
- In central Suffolk, half an hour's drive from Bury St Edmunds
- Simple campsite in the grounds of a farm; half a mile from the A140
Bunkers Hill Farm
Halesworth, Suffolk, England- Smart glamping units around a peaceful 10-acre Suffolk farm
- A 20-minute drive to Southwold; Thorington Theatre five minutes away
- Kitchen facilities, bedding and firepits provided for all guests
Heathside Holidays
Halesworth, Suffolk, England- Well-maintained and green site five miles from the Suffolk coast
- Lake and nature trail on site
- On-site village shop and off-licence; pub 10 minutes' walk away
Wheathill Campsite
Ipswich, Suffolk, England- Suffolk farm campsite with smashing wheat-field views
- A 20-minute drive to Jimmy’s Farm and Wildlife Park, and 30 to Ipswich
- Peaceful pitches with a fishing lake on site; pub 10 minutes’ walk
