Glamping in Suffolk

If you are looking for a quiet and relaxing holiday in a beautiful location near the sea, Holidu has the perfect place for you. In the county of Suffolk, England, you will find what you are looking for in a stress-free holiday: picturesque and welcoming towns, stunning scenery and natural areas, recreational and historical centres and much, much more. And now for places to stay, in case you are looking for something functional and simple, there are a variety of areas with glamping accommodations waiting for you, all quite comfortable and practical, and many of them are very close to the ocean.

These fabulous and modern glamping areas are specially designed for visitors who want to spend their holidays in a simple but comfortable way. These accommodations have everything you need so that you don't have to worry about anything, including things such as spacious rooms, internet connection, beautiful gardens, electrical appliances, parking, and as a bonus, many of them accept pets. So, are you ready to have an unforgettable holiday in this beautiful county? Book your accommodation now!

As mentioned before this county is popular for the variety of natural areas to visit and enjoy, so if you don't know where to start here are a couple of great options. The Brecks is an area located in the Breckland district and is a great expanse of stunning scenery, a beautiful leafy woodland called Thetford, special trails for walking and cycling, camping areas and much more. It's an ideal place for outdoor activities with an unrivalled natural backdrop, so don't miss out on coming here! Now, if you want a different landscape, closer to the sea, you can visit the Suffolk coast and delight in its stunning views and beautiful beaches. One of them is Lowestoft beach, which has fine sand, calm waters and has won several awards over the years. There is also Kessingland beach, a golden sandy beach with cliffs in the background, which in recent years has become a favourite with tourists, due to the variety of activities you can do here, such as beach volleyball, water sports and fairs during the summer.

Now, cultural and recreational venues are also abundant in Suffolk, all of them with their particular history and charm. One of the things you can do is take a tour of The Suffolk Wool Towns, as they are the best-preserved colonial towns in the county, and are sure to make you feel like you've travelled back to the 15th century. As you might guess, these towns are named after the wool trade, which made these places quite prosperous back in the day. They are a nice place to spend your day admiring their wooden facades, their fabric shops and their varied gastronomy. Now, if you're looking for a different kind of entertainment you can go to the famous Greene King Brewery, which is the U.K's leading pub retailer. You can take guided tours through the brewery and learn how the beers are made, as well as sampling the different types that they offer. This place is also a fantastic pub/restaurant to have a drink after a long day and enjoy some authentic English food.

This impressive medieval Anglican church is located in the seaside village of Covehithe, and although it is partially derelict and in ruins due to erosion, its original 14th-century structure is still preserved today. It is certainly a beautiful historic place to take photos and stroll around.

This fabulous farm in the town of Ipswich specializes in the rearing of rare and traditional breeds of cattle and has been in operation since 1985. Here you can spend the day living the experience of a real farmer, you can also enjoy the interactive farm, and they even have the option to become the sponsor of one of their animals!

This museum is dedicated to one of the things this county is most famous for, the equestrian world. It is located in the village of Newmarket, and here you will find different types of exhibits such as art galleries, stables with racehorses, and the headquarters of one of the most renowned organizations in terms of animal welfare, Retraining of Racehorses.

This amazing hardwood forest in the town of Woodbridge is very popular with those looking for a place to camp, cycle or just take a stroll. What makes this place interesting is its UFO trail, which was made from an alleged sighting that occurred in December 1980 in this area. This trail is full of UFO-related symbolism, as well as sculptures and riddles along the way.

This company was founded 25 years ago and is located in the town of Beccles and offers you this skydiving service from incredible heights. As well as having state-of-the-art equipment, they also offer lessons for beginners and their staff are very friendly and helpful, so you won't have to worry about anything other than jumping into the sky.

This is an inflatable water park located in the city of Lowestoft, and it has at least 72 obstacles on its inflatables, such as slides, trampolines, ladders, balance bars, rockers and blast bags. So if you like adrenaline, this place will leave you wanting more!

This fantastic amusement park ensures an exciting and adrenaline-filled day. There are many attractions to choose from, such as roller coasters, bumper cars, flying chairs, water slides, carousel, train rides, marine animal shows, playgrounds, interactive farm and many, many other things to keep the fun going all day long!