1 unit · Glamping1 acre · Suffolk, East AngliaThe campsite is situated in a small one acre grassy paddock at the sunniest side of Sunnyside Farm!
It is sheltered by native trees and hedges and enjoys a pleasant south westerly aspect with spectacular sunset views across open farmland.
X 8 large, non electric pitches and x 1 with electric hookup are generously spaced around the edge of the site, with long grass and wild meadow flowers in the centre, providing privacy and a home to nature, with a friendly communal space in the middle for picnicking.
‘Hempland ready tent’ is a luxury canvas Cabernon tent (non electric). This is ideal for guests who maybe new to camping. or backpackers. cyclists without wanting to carry camping gear or couples who just want a hassle free get away.
The pre erected tent has a double bed in a back room, divided with a privacy curtain and a handy storage cupboard in the front entrance space. A windbreak/canopy creates a sheltered porch with a well equipt kitchen and x2 hob gas stove.
Everything is provided for a comfortable and relaxing. self catering stay - except bedding - guests will need to bring their own pillows and duvet!
We are an eco friendly site with a ‘back to basics’ and relaxed vibe. You can enjoy a campfire - with fire-pit hire, logs and charcoal available to buy from the honesty store, which also stocks a great range of sweet and savoury treats, local and homemade produce, basic food goods and other camping essentials. Complimentary tea, coffee or squash is offered in the store, along with fridge- freezer and free charge points. The shower requires £1 coin to operate.
We offer some catering on site - monthly pizza nights, fresh fish and artisan bread for sale on Thursdays, homemade cakes and Paravani ice cream on Saturdays and breakfast baps on Sundays. Milk can be ordered for deliveries on Mons. Weds and Fridays.
Here at Sunnyside Farm you don’t need to travel far by car but stay on site to enjoy resting amongst the tree foliage and admire the countryside from one of several hammocks nestled in the wooded area, read a book from the mini library. have a game of table tennis, quietly observe nature and the wildlife. explore the local lanes, explore nearby towns by train or bike, or take a fantastic 5 mile circular walk to the ancient historic church and back via the village community pub.
We also enjoy dark sky status here, so star gazing is pretty special and is often done with the accompaniment of a hooting owl, swoop of a bat or a snuffling hedgehog - which, along with other rare animals, are all regular residents at the farm.
Potable water
Campfires
Showers