10 Newbourne walking and national trail campsites
Shottisham Campsite
Shottisham, Woodbridge, Suffolk (3.3 miles)
4.78 /5
37 reviews
100%
would recommend
Peaceful family-friendly campsite with onsite animals on the beautiful Suffolk Coast, near Sutton Hoo.
Sutton Hoo Holidays Campsite
Sutton, Woodbridge, Suffolk (4.2 miles)
4.76 /5
144 reviews
99%
would recommend
Small, family friendly campsite in the Suffolk Coast AONB, just minutes from the Sutton Hoo site. Dogs welcome!
Wildlands
Cretingham, Woodbridge, Suffolk (11.4 miles)
4.58 /5
26 reviews
96%
would recommend
Small wild camping set in a 122 acre eco habitat, 30 minutes to the coast. Fire pit and dogs welcome!
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Dares Gate
Newbourne, Suffolk (0.3 miles)
This back to basics site offers spacious pitches and excellent surrounding walks.
Steadings Park Caravan Site
Newbourne, Woodbridge, Suffolk (0.5 miles)
A quiet, family run caravan park in rural Suffolk with spacious pitches, close to Newbourne Springs.
Dan's Meadow Certificated Site
Martlesham, Woodbridge, Suffolk (3.1 miles)
A tranquil members only site with excellent shelter, open all year close to Felixstowe and Sutton Hoo.
Suffolk Yurt Holidays
Bredfield, Woodbridge, Suffolk (6.1 miles)
A beautiful yurt glamping site in the Suffolk Coast and Heaths AONB, in reach of Ipswich and Saxmundham.
Wantisden Park
Wantisden, Woodbridge, Suffolk (7.4 miles)
Peaceful touring, camping and glamping with hot tub. Try a shepherd's hut and roundhouse by the Suffolk Coast AONB.
The Orchard Campsite
Wickham Market, Suffolk (8.2 miles)
Friendly, family run campsite set by the River Deben with grass pitches suited to tents and tourers.
Tomcat Farm Certificated Site
Copdock, Ipswich, Suffolk (10.5 miles)
Small and quiet, friendly and welcoming family-run site is ideally situated for those visiting Suffolk.