Suffolk Holiday Parks & Lodges

Discover the pretty coastal towns of Aldeburgh & Lowestoft...

Suffolk's famous heritage coast is teeming with pretty seaside towns and villages, perfect for sunny beach days in summer and crisp, coastal walks in winter. A holiday in the Suffolk Coast and Heaths AONB combines seaside bliss with countryside adventure. Discover our holiday parks and lodges in Aldeburgh, a charming town with a pebble beach and a promenade lined with quaint pastel-coloured houses. Suffolk is known as “The Foodie County”, and every September, Aldeburgh Food and Drink Festival descends upon the town, a 2-day extravaganza of everything culinary, including foraging trips, cookery courses and, of course, a host of local dishes for you to try. Slightly further up the coast, just a short drive south of Great Yarmouth, is the Suffolk coastal town of Lowestoft, the most easterly town in the UK. Book our dog-friendly and family-friendly holiday parks in Lowestoft and enjoy traditional seaside entertainment at South Pier and Claremont Pier; feel the sand between your toes on Lowestoft Beach; or pop into inviting shops, charming cafes and cosy pubs in the town centre.

Hit the beach & the brewery in Southwold...

The beautiful beaches of Southwold attract thousands of people every year, giving you the perfect opportunity to relax on their sandy shores with serene sea views. As the sun goes down, tuck into some fish and chips while enjoying the fresh sea air on Southwold Pier. Adnams beer has been brewed here since 1872 and has become part of the town's identity, meaning no trip is complete without sampling a taste. The perfect time to grab one is when visiting the brewery itself - take a tour behind the scenes to see how award-winning local beers and spirits are made, and you can even have a go at making your own gin. Whether it's a cosy Suffolk lodge with a private hot tub or a spacious dog-friendly home for a family holiday, our selection of Southwold cottages can provide the ideal retreat for your Suffolk escape.

Explore the outstanding beauty of the Suffolk countryside...

With vast areas of beautiful woodland and picturesque scenery, Suffolk offers the perfect countryside retreat and a plethora of outdoor activities. One of the best things to do in Suffolk is to grab your bike and see where the winding paths take you. There is a great variety of trails to seek out, including the Jockey's Trail that takes you around the UK's home of horseracing, Newmarket, and a host of quaint villages such as Rumburgh, South Elham and Mettisham on the Saints Tour Loop. If you prefer to explore on foot, then lace up those walking boots and discover one of the county's many trails and paths, exploring nature reserves like RSPB Minsmere and popular sights like Framlingham Castle, Ickworth Park and Sutton Hoo. Whether you're hunting out the mills that pop up in the Suffolk countryside or seeking the natural landscape that inspired some of the UK's greatest painters, there's no shortage of sights to see, or local cafés and pubs to relax and catch your breath in. Plan your rural retreat to a lodge or holiday park in Suffolk and discover the county's incredible natural beauty for yourself.