Self Catering in Suffolk
The real benefit of a self catering holiday in Suffolk is that there is accommodation to suit all tastes and budgets.
Being able to stay in a range of accommodation including luxury cottages, beautifully converted barns as well as fully furnished apartments or lodges.
Or for those seeking a more outdoors style holiday you can choose to go glamping and stay in a Mongolian Yurt, Canvas Safari or Bell Tent, Shepherds Hut, Log Cabin or stick with the more conventional camping site or caravanning, the choice is yours.
For some additional luxury while self catering why not choose accommodation that comes with a private hot tub or even a swimming pool to make your stay just that little bit more special!
Having your own private accommodation versus staying in a hotel affords you a flexibility that can be very appealing. The freedom that self catering holidays offer gives you more control on not only what you do while you are away but also on how you spend your holiday budget.
Additionally many self catering sites in Suffolk are both dog friendly and child friendly.
The Tourist Trail has a varied selection of places to stay available for your to choose from. Go to our Stay page, search the county ‘Suffolk’ and find amazing places to stay as well as being able to book a selection of accommodation straight from our website.
Self Catering Properties in Suffolk
Lodge with Hot Tub | Five Acre Holiday Camp
Five Acre Holiday Camp, College Road, Wyverstone, Suffolk, IP14 4SD
Newlands Staycations | Suffolk Holiday Park
Newlands Otley Road, Grundisburgh, Woodbridge, Suffolk, IP13 6RY
Why Choose Self Catering in Suffolk
Hearing the word Suffolk often brings to mind images of the great British countryside with its expansive country landscape as well as 50 miles of beautiful coastline making it an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
For many though, the landscape of this county is much more than just pretty green fields. With Suffolk not only having picturesque vistas but also being called home by a wide variety of wildlife, this area understandably attracts both drawing enthusiasts as well as amateur and professional photographers to the area.
With Suffolk being just over an hours drive from London via the A12, or if travelling from the north being easily accessible via the A1(M) and the A14, it is ideally situated to give you the best of both worlds, an escape from the city whilst also having all of the conveniences that the city has to offer.
Suffolk is home to many festivals throughout the year; Latitude during the summer for music, comedy, arts, various food & drink festivals, family events and country shows.
Visit Bury St Edmunds for its rich history and great shopping, take a trip to Aldeburgh for its famous fish & chips by the sea, or maybe try some larger resorts such as Lowestoft or Felixstowe for a fun family day out.
Explore approximately half of the Suffolk coast via our Trail Big Skies Trail, from Orford to Southwold, enjoying Aldeburgh, Thorpeness and Dunwich in between.