Stoke Hall Farm
Stoke Ash, Suffolk, IP23 7ET
Contact & location
- Address
- Stoke Ash, Suffolk, IP23 7ET
- Phone
- +44 7768 090593
Why camp in Suffolk?
Suffolk is the secret of East Anglia — less visited than Norfolk, equally beautiful, and dotted with medieval wool towns, AONB heathland, and a coastline defined by shingle beaches, crumbling cliffs, and some of the best birdwatching in Britain. The Suffolk Coast and Heaths AONB runs from Kessingland in the north to Felixstowe in the south, taking in the legendary Snape Maltings concert hall, the bird sanctuary at Minsmere, and the atmospheric town of Aldeburgh. Inland, the valleys of the Stour and the Brett are Constable Country — every field and river bend looks painted. Suffolk campers tend to find peace, good food, and very little traffic.
Things to do near Suffolk campsites
The RSPB Minsmere reserve near Dunwich is one of the finest birdwatching sites in Britain. Snape Maltings hosts the Aldeburgh Music Festival and a year-round programme of concerts and events. Sutton Hoo, the Anglo-Saxon royal burial site, is a National Trust property near Woodbridge with a world-class visitor centre opened in 2021. The medieval town of Lavenham, with its timber-framed Guildhall and crooked streets, is one of the best-preserved medieval towns in England. Southwold, with its lighthouse, coloured beach huts, and Adnams brewery tap, is the quintessential Suffolk seaside town.