Suffolk

Log cabin holidays in Suffolk put you in one of the most beautiful and quietly rewarding counties in England. A place of ancient wool towns, crumbling coastline, reed filled estuaries and a landscape that painters have been drawn to for centuries, Suffolk rewards those who take their time and explore beyond the obvious.

The Suffolk Coast and Heaths Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty stretches for nearly 40 miles along the eastern edge of the county, taking in some of the finest coastal scenery in England.

Aldeburgh is the jewel of the Suffolk coast, a working fishing town with an extraordinary music festival, excellent seafood and a shingle beach that stretches as far as the eye can see. Southwold is equally charming, with its famous pier, colourful beach huts and lighthouse rising above the rooftops of an almost impossibly pretty town. Dunwich, now largely swallowed by the sea, has a haunting quality that makes it one of the most memorable places on the entire English coastline.

Inland Suffolk is a revelation for those who take the time to explore it. Lavenham is arguably the finest medieval town in England, its timber framed buildings so perfectly preserved that film crews use it regularly as a period location. Long Melford, Kersey and Clare are all within easy reach and equally beautiful. The market town of Bury St Edmunds has a magnificent abbey ruin, a handsome Georgian centre and one of the best independent food scenes in East Anglia.

Log cabin holidays in Suffolk suit couples and families in equal measure. The county is well connected from London, Cambridge and the Midlands, genuinely peaceful away from the main tourist spots, and offers outstanding walking, cycling and wildlife watching throughout the year.

The combination of beautiful countryside, a world class coastline and some of the best food in England makes Suffolk one of the most complete cabin holiday destinations in the east of England.