Bury St Edmunds campsites
Wander through the historic market town of Bury St Edmunds. Admire the plant life in Abbey Gardens whilst enjoying a picnic or enjoy your spot of lunch at Ickworth House after walking along the grounds. Head back to one of these Bury St Edmunds campsites.
13 Bury St Edmunds campsites
Barrow, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk (6.1 miles)
4.68 /5
40 reviews
95%
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Small, family-run, campsite ideally located in Suffolk, with an onsite cafe/bar, archery and escape room.
Rattlesden, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk (8.6 miles)
4.85 /5
13 reviews
100%
would recommend
Glamping pods with furnished and heated interiors, set on a quiet, family run site. Fishing lake provided.
Hepworth, Diss, Suffolk (10 miles)
4.98 /5
10 reviews
100%
would recommend
Relaxing camping and glamping in soft meadow grass, surrounded by bird song and stargazing in rural Suffolk.
Hepworth, Suffolk (10.7 miles)
4.62 /5
8 reviews
100%
would recommend
Small and peaceful lakeside touring site with private picnic benches. Just 15 minutes to Thetford Forest Park.
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West Stow, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk (4.7 miles)
Truly unique glamping site in Suffolk. Stay in the charming pet-friendly pod or cheery cabin.
West Stow, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk (5.7 miles)
A quiet adults-only camping and touring park, ideal for people who just want to kick back and relax!
Lawshall, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk (5.9 miles)
Small farm site for with well spaced pitches for campervans/caravans - some electric. Ideal for country walks.
Lawshall, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk (6.3 miles)
A relaxed farm with grass pitches (optional electric). Plenty of space, rustic facilities and welcomes groups.
Bardwell, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk (7.3 miles)
Touring and camping close to Bury St Edmunds and The Stanton Rides, with horse riding and horse holidays on site.
Rattlesden, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk (8.9 miles)
A small, peaceful adults only campsite with a private and well stocked fishing lake - in the heart of Suffolk.
Holywell Row, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk (12.3 miles)
Peaceful back to basics caravan and camping site with a fishing lake onsite. Dog and family friendly.
West Row, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk (13.4 miles)
Small and peaceful site set on a working farm, just off the River Lark. Only 5 minutes from Mildenhall!
West Row, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk (13.9 miles)
Set next to RAF Mildenhall, a site ideal for aircraft enthusiasts, but also well placed for exploring East Anglia.
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Things to do in Bury St Edmunds
Start the day with a visit to the Abbey Gardens. Admire the plant life as you stroll along the pretty grounds and catch your breath with a picnic before exploring the remains of Bury St Edmunds Abbey.
Alternatively, spend the day at Nowton Park. Spot the wildlife on your way to the maze before tucking into a packed lunch by the meadow pond.
Afterwards, head to the heart of the town’s historic centre and try something different at Hatter Street Studio. Kids can enjoy painting their own pottery (ideal for budding artists!) whilst older members of the family can relax with a spot of tea and a cake.
Or take part in the Bury St Edmunds Mystery Treasure Trail. Follow the clues hidden around the town on buildings, statues and signs as you see the sights in a fun way.
You could also take the kids to Planet Laser. Head into the arena, grab your laser gun and take cover as you find the perfect hiding spot to pick off your targets. Those feeling particularly energetic can enjoy a game of bowling afterwards or top the scoreboards at the arcade races.
To soak up some local history, head to Moyse’s Hall Museum. Admire the artefacts from the town’s medieval abbey as well as collections from the Bronze Age. Its ever changing exhibits make this a good option for multiple visits too.
There’s also the Greene King Brewery for those with a deep interest in beer. Take a tour of the brewery and head to the roof for a stunning view overlooking the town. After tasting some of the beers on offer, head to the café for a bite to eat.
After you’ve finished exploring the town, head to Ickworth and roam through Ickworth House Gardens before gazing at the many paintings whilst the kids run-around in the play area. Or spend the day spotting the wildlife and admiring the pretty scenery on a stroll at Lackford Lakes nearby.