Caravan Holidays in Suffolk

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Suffolk is a gem on the east coast of England, bordering Norfolk, Cambridgeshire and Essex. With some stunning coastline and countryside to explore, it's the perfect destination for a UK caravan holiday.

Why Caravan Hire in Suffolk?

There are a whole host of caravan parks to hire a privately-owned static caravan throughout Devon and it's easy to see why holiday-makers choose this unique county as their home for the holidays. Suffolk is the perfect destination for those who wish to explore the great outdoors, with walking, cycling and bird watching being popular among tourists and locals alike. The quiet, sandy beaches are incredibly inviting with most of them located in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty - it will be a tough decision choosing which to visit first! You can also head over the border to Norfolk to see what those beaches have to offer too. Whether you want to be out and about or stay put and make the most of the holiday park facilities, there are many places to stay in Suffolk. At Carlton Meres Holiday Park in Saxmundham, you can admire its stunning woodland location with indoor and outdoor pools and a well-stocked fishing lake!

Places to visit from static caravan parks in Suffolk

If culture and heritage are what makes you happy then you will be thrilled with the attractions on offer in Suffolk. Built in 1490, Helmingham Hall and its immaculate gardens are worth the trip, as is Framlingham Castle which is a 12th century fortress. There are a number of museums to explore, from Little Hall Museum in Lavenham is located in one of the oldest buildings in Suffolk to the Food Museum in Stowmarket which tells the story of where our food comes from. For families needing to keep children entertained, head to Pleasurewood Hills Family Theme Park which has a range of rides and attractions, and Southwold Maize Maze with an array of pathways to explore. There is also the Africa Alive Zoological Reserve which is dedicated to conserving some of Africa's most vulnerable animals. Suffolk is home to some quaint villages and towns such as Bury St. Edmonds with its magnificent cathedral and tempting eateries; the thriving market town of Haverhill where you can see Anne of Cleves House and the village of Drinkstone which stands in the heart of the county and is a walker's delight.

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