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If predictions are correct the great British public can soak up the sun in the UK, without the hassle of airports, paying excess baggage for luggage that is one or two kilos overweight, or trying to squeeze a piece of hand luggage into the airline’s special rack for sizing, who wants to start a holiday with stress, after all that is what we're taking a break for to GET AWAY from the stresses of the day to day rat race.

 

Holiday parks with excellent accommodation and a vast range of facilities, is definitely great value for money, and gives the holidaymaker the chance to enjoy a break by the sea with weather potentially matching the Med.  A holiday park offers a great mix of entertainment and activities on site, aside from visiting top attractions close to the park.

 

As car ownership has risen over the years the car has quickly become the most popular way of getting away, and a recent survey shows the most significant change in holiday habits has been the growth of self catering holidays, and caravanning showed the largest growth.

 

A great family holiday can be spent in Bude Cornwall just across the Devon border and what better location than Wooda Farm Holiday Park, this holiday park in Cornwall has it all, set in forty acres of parkland overlooking miles of stunning Cornish coast.  The Colwill family, who own and run the park, will go out of their way to make sure you have the ideal time ever, when staying on their beautiful Cornwall holiday park. 

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Suffolk offers a great range of activities and attractions to suit everyone’s taste and pocket. We offer all sorts of things to do in Suffolk from discovering historic churches and timber framed Guildhalls, tours of one of only 8 Grade 1 listed theatres in the UK, skiing (dry slope!), through to the most up-to-date and thrilling adventure rides at Pleasurewood Hills.

Historic Sites and Buildings

Sites don’t get much more Historic than Sutton Hoo, the burial ground of Anglo Saxon Kings. There are plenty of Things to do in Suffolk at Sutton Hoo, which is run by the National Trust and includes an exhibition hall with video and a full size reconstruction of the ship’s burial chamber. There are Guided Tours and special events during the summer season.

Staying with the Anglo Saxons, West Stow Anglo-Saxon Village is a unique reconstruction of an Anglo Saxon Village built on an original archaeological site. Costume even bring the Village to life during the holidays, and a visitor centre displays finds from the site. Tel 01284 728718 for details

Suffolk has a few well preserved and impressive CASTLES including Framlingham Castle, and Orford Castle which are both run by English Heritage. Orford was the great keep of Henry 11. You can visit the castle today and explore the maze of rooms and passageways with a free audio tour. You can also enjoy spectacular views over the beautiful Orford Ness in this lovely area of Suffolk.

Hedingham Castle is on the Suffolk/Essex border and is a great place to spend the day. Hedingham has the finest Norman Keep, at 110 feet high, was built c.1140 by Aubrey de Vere and is still owned by one of his descendants, The Honourable Thomas Lindsay and his wife Virginia. There are four floors to explore, including a magnificent Banqueting Hall spanned by a remarkable 28 foot arch, one of the largest Norman arches in England. A visit to the castle and its beautiful grounds is ideal for a family outing, and during the summer there are a variety of special events which bring its colourful history alive.

If you’re in the Castle Hedingham area then a visit to Colne Valley Steam Railway is a must – it's always rated one of the top Visitor Attractions in Essex. Colne Valley is a really pretty line, currently one mile long, with relocated station buildings, signal boxes and bridges all lovingly restored and rebuilt. There’s a lot to see including the Garden Railway, Travelling Post Office Exhibition… Thomas the Tank Days and during the Summer you can ramble through the Farm Park and enjoy the 30 acres of peaceful, natural countryside by the River Colne. Apart from the wealth of traditional farm animals some regular sightings have included: Moorhens, Woodpeckers, Kingfishers, Herons and Dragonflies.

If you like Steam Railways but you’re visiting the northern part of Suffolk, check out Bressingham Steam Railway, whether you select to explore one of Europe’s leading steam collections, take a ride on Bressingham’s famous Victorian ‘Gallopers’, journey over five miles of narrow-gauge steam railway, wander through beautiful gardens, or visit the only official “Dad’s Army” exhibition in existence, you’ll find something for everyone when you arrive at Bressingham!

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