Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite

Check-in at Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite is from 12pm-10pm, and you must vacate your pitch by 12pm on day of departure.

Yes, Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite welcomes up to two well behaved dogs per pitch. Please ensure they are kept on a lead whilst onsite and are not a breed or crossbreed listed under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991. A designated dog walk onsite is ideal for exercising your dog off-lead, and there are plenty of pet friendly walking routes at Rendlesham Forest, just ten minutes away by car.

BBQs and fire pits are welcome at Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite, just please ensure these are raised from the ground. Ground campfires are not permitted.

Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite does not accept group bookings of more than five pitches unless by prior arrangement.

Yes, Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite operates a quiet policy between 11pm and 7am.

Yes, Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite does allow day visitors/guests but they will need to leave the premises by 11pm.

Yes, Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite allows awnings, gazebos and pup tents free of charge on all of the pitches.

Yes, you are welcome to park one car on your pitch at Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite.

The electric hook ups at Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite are 16 amp.

The electric hooks ups at Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite are metered and payable onsite. Your usage will be an extra cost.

Yes, site-wide WiFi is available at Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite. This will be free of charge for your stay.

No, there is not a shop at Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite. For picking up essentials, there is a Morrisons five minutes away.

No, Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite does not offer EV charging. The closest electric vehicle charging point is the EV Driver Charging Station in Melton, ten minutes away.

Yes, Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite offers a communal fridge for food, and a shared freezer for ice packs.

Most phone service providers should be able to access a phone and 4G signal at Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite.

No, there is not a restaurant or cafe at Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite. For dining out, The Wilford Bridge and Honey + Harvey - Melton can be reached in a 20 minute stroll.

The nearest train station to Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite is Melton, which is a two minute drive. The closest bus stop is Entrance which is just outside the site and offers services to Ipswich and Woodbridge.

Tourers should have no issue with access at Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite as the site is off a B road and then down a two-way road.

Local taxi companies to Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite include CabSmart (01473 252525) and Royal Rides (01473 356666).

The nearest bus stop to Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite is Entrance, just outside the site, with services to Ipswich and Woodbridge.

The Suffolk Coast AONB is just a stone's throw from Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite. Take in the breathtaking scenery from Southwold's famed pier or stroll by the seaside at Aldeburgh.

The River Deben is located just a ten minute drive away, and provides an idyllic setting for fishing. You'll also reach Rendlesham Forest within ten minutes, complete with play areas for the kids, a bike park and UFO trail.

The nearest beaches to Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite are Shingle Street (15 minutes), Felixstowe Beach (30 minutes), and Aldeburgh Beach (20 minutes).

The nearest pubs to Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite are The Wilford Bridge, a 15 minute walk and The Coach and Horses, a 30 minute walk.

Local walking routes to Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite include the 255-acre National Trust - Sutton Hoo, just outside the site, where you can walk around burial mounds, visit the exhibition hall for artefacts and history, and bird watch. The Hadleigh Railway Walk hiking base is also a 40 minute drive.

Within a 30 minute walk of Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite, there is the National Trust - Sutton Hoo, Woodbridge Golf Club, plus a handful of eateries, including The Unruly Pig, The Wilford Bridge, and Deben Cafe Bar on HMS Vale, Melton Boatyard.