There are many areas of great local interest ALONG THE SUFFOLK COAST

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As an area of outstanding natural beauty, Bawdsey Hall is the ideal place to spend a relaxing weekend, romantic getaway, family holiday or outdoor adventure. Bawdsey Hall is located just outside Woodbridge and provides convenient access to endless beauty spots and activities.

Bawdsey Hall is located on The Deben Peninsula. Bawdsey was originally an estate village and many cottages were built by the Quilter family who built Bawdsey Manor (now a PGL camp) in the nineteenth century. Nearby in the village of Hollesley, this is home to the world’s oldest and largest Colony Stud, Suffolk Punch Stud Fram. On your way to Woodbridge you can visit the ancient burial grounds of Saxon Kings at National Trust Sutton Hoo, discover Suffolk military history at Landguard Fort with a trip around the river to Felixstowe, or just down the road visit Bawdsey Radar, used during WW2. Why not grab an ice-cream or enjoy home-made cakes at Bawdey Quay, before you take the Bawdsey Ferry across the River Deben to Felixstowe or cruise up the River Deben.

Woodbridge has the UKs only working water mills at Woodbridge Tide Mill. If quirky shops, cafés and boutiques are what you desire, head to Woodbridge market town, where you will be spoilt for choice when it comes to independent shopping. You can also stock up on the best of Suffolk’s produce in one of the many deli’s and farmshops in the surrounding area.

For nature lovers we have a private nature reserve at Bawdsey Hall that you can explore, as well as being able watch wildlife from your bedroom window, we offer a range of private Wildlife and Photography Experiences that can be booked during your stay. The Suffolk Coast is home to famous RSPB Minsmere and RSPB Havergate Island, as well as range of other reserves. There are other national trust such such Dunwich Heath, Rendlesham Forest, that can also be assessed easily from Bawdsey Hall.

Snape is a must visit destination, listen to world class composers at Snape Matings Concert Hall, visit Snape Matings, which have galleries, restaurants, cafes and shops. Snape also offers River Trips, which journeys along the estuary to Iken Cliff. If you still have energy left, why not try a river walk along The River Alde, a haven for birdlife with its expansive estuary.

Lastly we have endless stunning coastline, beaches and waterways on the Suffolk Coast, Orford offers a fun filled day, one of the prettiest villages on the Suffolk Coast. It is a historical gem with a visit to Orford Castle. Relax by the river with a spot lunch caught by the local fisherman at Brinkley’s Fish Hut or why not try smoked fished at Pinney’s Orford.

Further up the coast we also have the famous seaside towns of Southwold and Aldeburgh. Enjoy fish and chips at Aldeburgh famous fish and chip shop after a stroll along the high street or follow in Benjamin Britten’s footsteps and visit The Red House. Enjoy a spot of theatre at Southwold during the summer after a visit to Southwold Pier and stroll along the beach hut lined promenade and sandy beach. If you are looking for something more active, why not try your hand at rowing and hire a boat with a visit to Thorpeness on Peter Pan Boating Lake

Bawdsey Hall is on the Suffolk Coastal Path, therefore we offer a playground for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers.

During your visit we have created a large information book with endless suggestions for your trip as well as a range of walking maps.