Newbourne Woodland Campsite is an adult only site situated on the edge of a lovely Suffolk village, 15 minutes from Felixstowe and the beach. With only 20 pitches here, camp in the woodland or on the field - the choice is yours! There are fire pits and BBQs to borrow, with stunning walking routes all around for you to enjoy. You can find great attractions within a 20 minute drive too, including Sutton Hoo and Holywells Park.

Why choose Newbourne Woodland Campsite

Runner up of Best Adult Only Site East of England in our 2025 Camping and Glamping Awards

Featured in our 2025 Outstanding Sites list of reliably excellent camping, glamping, and touring sites

Adult only camping where you can choose your pitch in the meadow or woodland!

Just 15 minutes to the coast and Felixstowe, a 20 minute drive from Sutton Hoo

Dog friendly with a range of footpaths and cycle routes to explore right from the site

About the site

This small, peaceful campsite offers adults the opportunity to unwind and switch off. There are numerous country walks along local lanes and footpaths, and it's the perfect place to bring the dog too! There is plenty of space with only 20 unallocated tent pitches, allowing up to three guests each. Make your choice between the sheltered woodland or the spacious meadow. Some pitches even overlook the water! Great for those wanting a digital detox, there is no WiFi and limited mobile phone signal. You'll go home rested and relaxed. There are also three glamping cabins onsite, each fully furnished with a wood burner to stay nice and cosy. Spend a morning in the hide with the binoculars, and you may spot herons, egrets, muntjac and much more. There is also an onsite information centre and book swap. When you arrive, just park your car in the car park in the paddock, and grab a wheelbarrow to transport your things. For evenings onsite, there are BBQ and fire pits to borrow, or feel free to bring your own. Disposable BBQs and ground fires are prohibited. Dogs are also welcome to join you for your stay, with up to two permitted on some pitches.

Newbourne Woodland Campsite is open from 15/05 to 26/09. Pitches from £28/night for 2 people.

"Lots of thoughtful little touches - spotlessly clean"

Simon H

"Spent the evening watching deer in an adjacent field. Looking forward to returning"

Michael F

"A stunning location. Beautiful views, spacious field, perfectly maintained facilities"

Stephen T

What facilities are at Newbourne Woodland Campsite?

Accessible facilities

Allow commercial vans

Allow pets on site

Café / restaurant / takeaway

Drinking water

Family friendly

Shop

Showers

Toilets

W.C. disposal

WiFi

Adult only

Fires allowed

Fridge

Glamping

Peaceful

Wash up area

There are separate ladies' and gents' blocks, each with two hot showers, toilets, sinks and electric plugs. The ladies' block also has an electric kettle and a hairdryer. Outside, there are two washing up sinks with washing up liquid and J cloths provided. The Elephant Shed includes a large fridge and kettle, along with plug points for charging your phone.

Tables and chairs are scattered throughout the wood for campers to use, with some undercover. There are books to swap and local information in a hut too. BBQs are available on loan, as are fire pits, as long as the logs are purchased onsite. Fire lighters and matches are on sale in the honesty campsite shop, as is a range of food, drinks and toiletry items.

The site is located a ten minute walk from the Nourish Cafe, with The Fox Inn pub a 25 minute stroll away. A Morrisons Daily is also a ten minute drive away for any essentials.

Great for couples

Choose your own meadow or woodland pitch at this quiet, adult only base with a communal shed. Swap a book onsite and unwind at woodland seating areas!

Great for traditional camping

Enjoy a digital detox and light up a BBQ or fire, making s'mores or cosying up. Peaceful walking routes are also nearby.

There are 23 accommodation options on-site

Bookable pitches and accommodation options

Newbourne Woodland Campsite with picnic benches and countryside views

Meadow non electric grass pitches with fire pits for hire

Unmarked pitches located in the meadow area (choose your pitch)

Unmarked pitches located in the meadow area

Non electric grass pitches in the meadow area

Unmarked pitches in the woodland (choose your pitch)

Non electric grass pitches in the woodland

20 x Non Electric Tent Pitches

Max 3 people

Unmarked grass and forest pitches without electric, choose where you pitch within three acres of woodland or meadow. Suitable for tents only. Vehicles are not permitted on the pitches.

Other accommodation

Cherry Tree Cabin

Max 2 people

Beautifully furnished glamping cabin situated at the edge of the wood, with lovely views over the adjoining water meadow from the veranda. Includes comfy beds, deckchairs, camp kitchen, fire pit and BBQ. If bringing your dog, please bring their bed too.

Hawthorn Cabin

Max 2 people

Hawthorn is a hand crafted luxury oak cabin, set amongst the trees overlooking the water meadow. It has a sheltered outdoor fully equipped kitchen, access to excellent shared facilities and a woodburner to keep you warm.

Kingfisher Cabin

Max 2 people

In a secluded spot on the farm, Kingfisher Cabin is the ideal retreat to relax and unwind in. It has a fully equipped kitchen, sitting room with wood burner, fire pit and BBQ, bedroom with double bed, electric shower and flush toilet. Bring dog bedding.

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Fantastic - bet site ever

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Amanda B

Medium Tent - Non Electric Tent PitchesMay 2026

The most peaceful, friendly and relaxing campsite I have ever been to. Loved the classic FM in the loos, the great showers, loads of space between pitches and beautiful surroundings. Went on a scorching hot weekend and plenty of shade to relax in. Very trusting and friendly owners who made the atmosphere a wonderful experience. Thanks Jen!

Weekend retreat - almost heaven

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Mark L

Medium Tent - Non Electric Tent PitchesAug 2025

Returned having stayed less than a month ago. Clean, quiet, well positioned.

Wonderful place to camp

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Bethany W

Small Tent - Non Electric Tent PitchesAug 2025

We had a perfect night of camping, there was more than what we needed and a lovely vibe to the area. We will be returning as soon as possible for a longer stay now we know about this beautiful site. The facility's were immaculate, the people are lovely and the area is beautiful. I cannot wait for my next visit!

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Frequently asked questions about Newbourne Woodland Campsite

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Site rules

What time is check-in and check out at Newbourne Woodland Campsite?

At Newbourne Woodland Campsite, check-in is between noon and 6pm on your arrival day. If you are delayed, please let the site know. Please check out before noon on departure day.

Is Newbourne Woodland Campsite dog-friendly?

Yes, Newbourne Woodland Campsite is dog friendly, with up to two dogs welcome to join you for your stay free of charge, but please ensure that they are kept on short leads at all times. There are great paths right from the site where they can stretch their legs. Breeds and crossbreeds listed in the Dangerous Dogs Act are not permitted.

Does Newbourne Woodland Campsite allow BBQs and campfires?

Yes, at Newbourne Woodland Campsite, BBQs and fire pits are welcome, with some to hire, as well as logs and charcoal for sale. Do note, disposable BBQs are not permitted.

Does Newbourne Woodland Campsite allow group bookings?

Newbourne Woodland Campsite does not accept group bookings of more than four people. Sorry, no hen and stag parties.

Does Newbourne Woodland Campsite have a quiet time or noise policy?

Yes, there is a quiet policy at Newbourne Woodland Campsite after 10pm, and the site does not allow music to be played onsite, but acoustic music is welcome.

Does Newbourne Woodland Campsite allow day guests to visit those staying onsite?

Yes, Newbourne Woodland Campsite does allow day visitors/guests for short periods of time (though children are still not allowed). If you are expecting visitors, please let the site know as soon as possible!

Pitches

What amp is the electric hook up at Newbourne Woodland Campsite?

As Newbourne Woodland Campsite is an eco friendly site, there are no electric hook ups available.

Can I park next to my pitch at Newbourne Woodland Campsite?

No, at Newbourne Woodland Campsite you are not able to park on your pitch. Guests will need to park in a car park just a short walk from the pitches but wheelbarrows will be supplied for transporting your things.

Does Newbourne Woodland Campsite allow awnings, gazebos or pup tents?

Yes, Newbourne Woodland Campsite allows awnings, gazebos and pup tents free of charge. Just be sure to add these on when booking.

Facilities

Is there WiFi at Newbourne Woodland Campsite?

No, at Newbourne Woodland Campsite, there is no WiFi and limited mobile signal to ensure guests can have a digital detox.

Does Newbourne Woodland Campsite have a shop onsite?

Yes, Newbourne Woodland Campsite does offer a small honesty shop with food and essentials. For a larger supermarket, Aldi is ten minutes away.

Is there a restaurant or cafe at Newbourne Woodland Campsite?

No, there isn't a restaurant or cafe at Newbourne Woodland Campsite, but there is a pub a 25 minute walk away and a cafe within a ten minute walk.

Does Newbourne Woodland Campsite have electric vehicle charging?

No, Newbourne Woodland Campsite does not offer EV charging. The closest electric vehicle charging point is in the nearby business park, a ten minute drive away.

Getting there

What are the nearest public transport links to Newbourne Woodland Campsite?

The nearest train station to Newbourne Woodland Campsite is Trimley which is a 15 minute drive away. The closest bus stop is Chapel Road which is a 30 minute walk away. From here, there are around six services per day to Felixstowe, Kirton and Woodbridge, with multiple local stops along the way.

Are there any local taxi service companies to Newbourne Woodland Campsite?

Local taxi companies to Newbourne Woodland Campsite include M and R Cars (01394 386191) and CabsSmart (01473 252525).

What's nearby

What are the nearest pubs to Newbourne Woodland Campsite?

The nearest pubs to Newbourne Woodland Campsite are The Fox Inn (25 minute walk) and The Shannon (1 hour walk).

What are the nearest beaches to Newbourne Woodland Campsite?

The nearest beach to Newbourne Woodland Campsite is Felixstowe, a 15-20 minute drive from the site.

A note from the site themselves...

We've been tending to our nursery in Newbourne for over forty years now. About three decades ago, we decided to plant nearly three acres of trees. Our loved ones adore hanging out here, camping under the trees, and soaking in the natural beauty. So, we thought, "Why not share this slice of paradise with others?" That's how Newbourne Woodland Campsite came to be!

Our son has taken over the nursery duties, supplying fresh veggies and salad greens to local businesses.

We're all about spreading the joy of nature and countryside vibes. Swing by, kick back, and enjoy the serenity of Suffolk's countryside. We can't wait to meet you, Jen and Larry

Newbourne Woodland Campsite is ideal for...

Couples

Peace and quiet

Things to do on site and in the Woodbridge area

Woodbridge, about 15 minutes away, is a lovely old market town with beautiful river walks - and excellent restaurants! Waldringfield (10 minutes) is even nearer so you can start your river walk there and stop off at The Maybush for a pint or a meal.

Of course, a trip to Felixstowe (15 minutes) is a must. The docks and viewing point are at one end with the historic Landguard Fort. Then there's the seafront, pier, swimming pool and amusement arcade in the middle, and old Felixstowe with its fishing boats and huts at the other end.

How about a trip on the foot ferry from there over to Bawdsey and the world's first operational radar station? Or take the ferry to Harwich for a great day out.

Other nearby things to see and do include: