Polstead
Facilities & Prices
This boutique campsite offers both hard-standing pitches for caravan, campervan and motorhome touring, as well as grass pitches for seasoned campers. There is a modern toilet block on site, a laundry room, wash-up area, as well as a disabled facilities. Holiday home owners may bring their own dogs, up to a maximum of two per holiday home. Visitors’ dogs are not permitted.
Hard standing with electric hook-up
Seasonal pitches
Refurbished toilets & showers
Disabled facilities
Dish washing areas
Fire points
Chemical disposal point
Motorhome point
Black/Grey waste points
Calor gas sales
24h CCTV
Grass pitches with electric hook-up
Well cut grass throughout the park
Hair dryers
Laundry facilities
Code operated bollard
Fresh water outlets
Tourist information
Dog walks
Refuse areas
No Wood Burners of any kind
About Us
Welcome to Polstead Country Park. A beautiful and peaceful site nestled in the Suffolk countryside and set on the edge of a conservation area where walking and cycling opportunities are plentiful. Touring bookings are for adults only; holiday home owners’ families and visiting grandchildren are welcome.
Seasonal pitches are £4,313 a year inc VAT, paid in full by 1 March.
Polstead Country Park is just 1 mile from the pretty village of Polstead which is noted for Britain’s most celebrated historic murder: the Red Barn Murder of Maria Marten in 1827. There is an excellent network of paths around the village, some taking in the areas ancient woodland and county wildlife sites.
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Events At Polstead
Here at Polstead Country Park, we’d like to offer you as many outdoor activities as possible. Please find below details for upcoming events!
Things to Do
Polstead Country park is ideally situated for visiting some of Suffolk’s prettiest ancient villages:
Sudbury and Long Melford are both quintessential English villages and Long Melford was the main location for TV’s Lovejoy. It has an eclectic mix of independent shops, galleries, antique centres and restaurants. There are also two manor houses and there’s a National Trust walking trail from Melford Hall to Sudbury Three Mills which takes in part of the old Great Eastern Long Melford to Sudbury railway line, visiting three old water mills, Sudbury Common Lands and Gainsborough’s house and gallery en route.
Lavenham
Lavenham
Boxford
Boxford
Hadleigh
Hadleigh
Stour Valley
Stour Valley
Golf
Golf
Cycling
Cycling
Giffords Hall Vineyard
Giffords Hall Vineyard
Burnt House Vineyard
Burnt House Vineyard
Sudbury
Sudbury
Gallery
